Please select one of the following running types that you will do most;

Road Running - For running on roads and pavements.
Trail Running - Trail (or off-road) running usually takes place on hiking tracks such as hills, forests and rough terrains.
Gym - Select this option if you will use your shoes mostly at the gym on machines such as the treadmill.
Racing / Speed - For sprinting, racing and marathon runners.
Barefoot Running - This is a new and very popular style of running. The shoes used in this type of running include very little cushioning and no stability. This style of running strengthens leg and foot muscles while also realigning posture and balance.

Please move the slider according to your build, based on your weight and height.

Under Pronation: This usually occurs when the runner has a foot with a high arch. Under pronation means the foot does not roll inwards (for shock absorption). If you find the sole of your shoes usually wear on the outside of the heel, you should choose this option.
Normal Pronation: This usually occurs when the runner has a foot with a normal sized arch. Normal pronation is the most ideal type because the body is balanced. The foot rolls inwards slightly after impact.
Over Pronation: This usually occurs when the runner has a foot with a low arch. Over pronation means the foot rolls inwards excessively when running. As a result, this often exerts greater pressure on the ball of the foot and can develop into injuries such as Achilles tendon problems and shin splints. If you feel that your foot needs support on the inside, or if you find that your shoes usually wear on the inside of your heel, select this option.

Arches of the foot: Normal foot arch- 1.5cm high, Low foot arch- Less than 1.5cm high, High foot arch- More than 1.5cm high.

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