Pronation Guide

Getting the right fit in running footwear isn't just about size. It's about having the advantages you need to perform your best.

Types of Pronation 

Overpronation: Occurs when the foot exhibits too much inward motion during your running or walking gait.

Underpronation: Also known as supination; occurs if you don't have enough inward motion during your gait.

Neutral Pronation: Occurs when the foot rolls inward slightly from the outer edge of the heel through the forefoot and the big toe.

We offer a broad line of shoes designed to help correct your gait. 

Shoe Type	Why You Should Wear It
Neutral Cushioning	For athletes who seek the ultimate in cushioning for their workouts.
Stability	Like a neutral cushioning shoe, but with a moderate amount of pronation control.
Lightweight	Designed for athletes who value speed and agility in lightweight, responsive shoes.
Minimal	Low-profile, lightweight shoes that offer a barefoot fit and feel.
Motion Control	Maximum control, stability, and support for those with moderate to severe overpronation.