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Originally Posted by martin
The Brooks Radius is a neutral shoe, and like some of the members below we would usually
recommend a neutral shoe to wear with an orthotic. A podiatrist would
normally make an orthotic to work off a 'neutral' base. Stability shoes
or Motion Control shoes are built with some form of support and can
therefore be counter productive to what the orthotic is trying to achieve. Another
Brooks shoe you could try are the Glycerin 4. You should always consult a specialist running store when buying running shoes - and don't forget to take your othotics to the store when you are trying new shoes!
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Cheers for the post Martin
Up and running in Bournemouth is the shop of choice at the moment
The Orthotics are designed for a neutral shoe so he recommended the Radius over the Glycerine as the heel is higher.
