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Our local paper had a review of the Tecnica Diablo Max running shoe that got my attention. Apparently its footprint is 30 percent larger than most running shoes, providing improved stability. I've been looking for a new hiking shoe (alas, not for running) that's lightweight and stable. This might work well.
http://www.tecnicausa.com/technologies/trs-max
Reviews
Touted to have oversize geometry, copious cushioning, and a 30-percent bigger footprint overall, the Tecnica trail-running shoes come in men’s and women’s models. Benefits to the uber-shoes, Tecnica cites, include greater stability, better absorption, and a “rolling transition” sole design that promises more propulsion as you run.
http://gearjunkie.com/tecnica-large-...-running-shoes
The Diablo Max is a great blend of nimble feel on the trail and shock absorbing cushion. The cushion allows for less punishment after hours of running and uninhibited descents over the gnarliest trail. The hourglass shape of the cushioned sole with the heel and forefoot wide and the arch area narrow provides amazing stability. Ankle rolling is not an option in the Tecnica.
http://footfeathers.blogspot.com/201...oe-review.html
http://www.tecnicausa.com/technologies/trs-max
Reviews
Touted to have oversize geometry, copious cushioning, and a 30-percent bigger footprint overall, the Tecnica trail-running shoes come in men’s and women’s models. Benefits to the uber-shoes, Tecnica cites, include greater stability, better absorption, and a “rolling transition” sole design that promises more propulsion as you run.
http://gearjunkie.com/tecnica-large-...-running-shoes
The Diablo Max is a great blend of nimble feel on the trail and shock absorbing cushion. The cushion allows for less punishment after hours of running and uninhibited descents over the gnarliest trail. The hourglass shape of the cushioned sole with the heel and forefoot wide and the arch area narrow provides amazing stability. Ankle rolling is not an option in the Tecnica.
http://footfeathers.blogspot.com/201...oe-review.html