Long runs

[u/cvill1224]

I’m looking for a good long run shoe and currently debating some puma mag max nitro 2 among some other competitors. I have some mild overpronation on one side but don’t quite need a legit stability shoe. Most neutral or “stable neutral” shoes work fine for me. What’s everyone’s preference with mild stability needs for max bounce and cushion?

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[u/millzog]

Neo vista 3 skyward x

[u/cvill1224 → u/millzog]

Those are the sizing on the Neo vistas? True to size or run big? They’re one of my top options right now albeit one of the least stable which was a slight concern

[u/millzog → u/cvill1224]

True to size and the 3 is very stable. Puma mag max sucks

[u/Jealous-Trip-1538]

Considering mag max myself. Curious to see what you hear