Cushiest shoes "currently" available...........

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Well, I really tried to be a good boy & search via Google, but there just wasn't much out there on
cushioning shoes (though I'd assume you guys have all beat this like a dead horse?) Anyway, I've
read a bit that Pegasus are good, and most air max (but air max what?) are good but some people
stick to the "Nike sucks" theme & Asics or NewBalance seem to satisfy the other majority of you
runners out there. (I'd not call myself a runner just yet, but I'm trying). Anyway, I'm running in
old, old Nike air's right now (couldn't tell you the name if I tried) and I've yet to receive some
high-top Shox for my basketball games, but as for street running I want (make that NEED) a shoe that
feels like running on a cloud!!!! TIA!

Wow. Has anybody actually tried this "Zcoil pain relief" shoe with the real steel spring in the
back??? I certainly couldn't imagine wearing it for anything "but" running, however if it's
everything they say it is, I'd love to just see how they feel!!! What's Nike's
slogan???......"Boing"???? LOL!!!

Asics Nimbus IV, I am 200 lbs and swear by these shoes. Saucony Grid Web are comfy too.

"Dooin' it" <raeann@prodigy.net> wrote in message
news:nLd3a.275$3u2.33250505@newssvr15.news.prodigy.com...
> Well, I really tried to be a good boy & search via Google, but there just wasn't much out there on
> cushioning shoes (though I'd assume you guys have all beat this like a dead horse?) Anyway, I've
> read a bit that Pegasus are good, and most air max (but air max what?) are good but some people
> stick to the "Nike sucks" theme & Asics or NewBalance seem to satisfy the other majority of you
> runners out there. (I'd not call myself a runner just yet, but I'm trying). Anyway, I'm running in
> old, old Nike air's right now (couldn't tell you the name
if
> I tried) and I've yet to receive some high-top Shox for my basketball
games,
> but as for street running I want (make that NEED) a shoe that feels like running on a
> cloud!!!! TIA!

Ahhh, even better since I'm 6'2" and 210lbs. I'll definitely check them out. Grids seem very popular
too. I searched a couple other keywords like "pavement" and "impact" etc. to see what other shoe
recommendations came up. I'll probably check out the Pegasus, Grids, Nimbus and I wish I knew what
to look for in an Air Max except there are so many Air Max versions I get confused! I'll see if I
can check out Adidas A3's too.

"Paul G" <xpaulgarrow@megapathdsl.netx> wrote in message news:v4snd6qip1fhbd@corp.supernews.com...
> Asics Nimbus IV, I am 200 lbs and swear by these shoes. Saucony Grid Web are comfy too.
>
>
> "Dooin' it" <raeann@prodigy.net> wrote in message
> news:nLd3a.275$3u2.33250505@newssvr15.news.prodigy.com...
> > Well, I really tried to be a good boy & search via Google, but there
just
> > wasn't much out there on cushioning shoes (though I'd assume you guys
have
> > all beat this like a dead horse?) Anyway, I've read a bit that Pegasus are good, and most
> > air max
(but
> > air max what?) are good but some people stick to the "Nike sucks" theme
&
> > Asics or NewBalance seem to satisfy the other majority of you runners
out
> > there. (I'd not call myself a runner just yet, but I'm trying).
Anyway,
> > I'm running in old, old Nike air's right now (couldn't tell you the name
> if
> > I tried) and I've yet to receive some high-top Shox for my basketball
> games,
> > but as for street running I want (make that NEED) a shoe that feels like running on a
> > cloud!!!! TIA!
> >
>

Nike full shox (not just heels) feels softest, but comes in about twice the price of ordinary
running shoes.