We Cut Up Our Top 3 Performing Stability Shoes To See What's Inside | Sportitude Running 2023

Shoe expert and Sportitude General Manager Josh, cuts up our Top 3 Performing Stability Shoes of 2023 so far. We pride ourselves here at Sportitude on how much we know about running shoes. We know how shoes feel and function but we really wanted to dive deeper into the engineering of footwear. The only way we can truly know this is by dissecting shoes. The use of the 4D Guidance System and 3D Guidance System in the Gel Kayano 30 and GT 2000 is largely based around the theory of wider surface area = more stable so we wanted to see how Asics has executed this. The New Balance Vongo v6 has seen a significant change since v5 going from a dual-pelleted support system to now its less intrusive Stability Plate. We wanted to see how wide these honeycomb shapes were in the plate and the angle of the plate as it transitions through the shoe. The Glycerin GTS 20 and Adrenaline GTS 22 share the exact same support system, Guiderails. The Brooks Adrenaline GTS 19, released back in 2018, was one of the first shoes on the market to feature a non-dual density support system, and was and has been an incredibly popular shoe model. We wanted to see exactly what engineering features of the Guiderails makes the shoe so popular and comfortable. ⤵️⤵️Let us know in the comments section below what shoes you want us to cut up next ⤵️⤵️ 0:00 - Introduction 0:55 - Cutting the Asics Gel Kayano 30 1:37 - Cutting the New Balance Vongo v6 2:09 - Cutting the Brooks Glycerin GTS 20 2:51 - Shoes Overview 3:25 - Review Overview 5:04 - New Balance Fresh Foam X Vongo v6 8:58 - Brooks Glycerin GTS 20 13:29 - Asics Gel Kayano 30 17:28 - Outro ➡️INSTAGRAM:   / sportitude.running   ➡️FACEBOOK:   / sportitude.running   ➡️WEBSITE: https://www.sportitude.com.au/