Our top picks of the new 2018 running shoes

Saucony Liberty ISO 110: A lightweight cushioned shoe throughout the sole. It has a small amount of stability in the rear to mid-foot. The upper feels narrow in the mid-foot giving a good hold of the arch. However, a low arch or wide foot would struggle to find this shoe comfortable, a good shoe for high arches. This shoe is best comparable to the feel of Adidas UltraBoost.

ON Cloud X: A lightweight close-fitting shoe, a good amount of cushioning in the forefoot and flexibility throughout the sole. The X would be suitable for 5-10km, half marathon or even marathon distances.

Brooks Adrenaline GTS 18: A classic stability shoe, made for feet that heavily pronate. Good cushioning in the forefoot, plush upper giving a comfortable feel. Shallower heel cup encouraging greater range of ankle flexion. In comparison to the previous edition (GTS 17), the GTS 18 feels a lot more cushioned giving a softer and more comfortable ride.

Under Armour Charged Bandit 3: A good starting point for new or casual runners. Having a decent balance of cushioning and mild stability of a firm neutral shoe. A flexible upper which is appealing to a wide range of foot types. In comparison to the Bandit 2, we have noticed the shoe to be slightly softer under foot.

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