Comments about Mens Newton Running Sir Isaac Running Shoe:

This is my 3rd pair of Newtons in a year and I love them. For over 30 years I have been an Asics runner, but have had issues with my arch and heel for over a year. Once I got my Newtons, all my injuries went away. It takes a few short runs until you become used to the feel of the Newtons, but once you do, you won't go back to another shoe. So stoked to be able to do mileage again. My only issue is that the heel wears very quickly and they are pricey.

Comments about Mens Newton Running Sir Isaac Running Shoe:

Prior to purchasing the Newton Sir Isaac, I was wearing a new version of another brand's top of the line cushioned neutral shoe recommended to me because of my size (over 250 lbs) and my experience as a new runner (only started running in 2011). I didn't have a problem with their previous version but this one gave me a blister because of a new stitching pattern inside the shoe by the heel. At the time I had 5 more weeks of training before I would run my first marathon, the 2012 Chicago Marathon. I knew I needed a pair of shoes that I had to get used to in time for the race. I had been working on my running form all summer moving to a more midfoot strike from a heel strike. My training coach told me that she swears by Newtons, so I gave it shot. I typically wear a 2E width but RRS didn't have the wide version, so I ended up getting a .5 size larger.

I was NOT disappointed. During the remainder of my training, these shoes helped me even more to transition into MORE of a midfoot/forefoot strike. I was able to run in my first marathon with these shoes and now swear by Newtons! I have since transition into a pair of Newton Gravity's, lighter and lower drop. Awesome!

Comments about Mens Newton Running Sir Isaac Running Shoe:

My physical therapist suggested I try a pair of Newtons to aid in my recovery of a nagging achillies injury…they seem to have done the trick! I've run in Brooks for the last 15 years (not leaving them yet), but do really like the Newtons and the added "aid" they provide to support a minimalist running style.

Comments about Mens Newton Running Sir Isaac Running Shoe:

Knee pain recently after 30 yrs of pain free running. Could not go much beyond 4 miles without pain and stiffness. Tried Pose Method and Chi Method. Sketcher Go-Run very uncomfortable and no cushion. Still had knee problems. Tried this Newton and found a much better shoe for mid/forefoot type gait. Ran 3 miles first time in shoe and no pain during or after! Has really good cushioning in forefoot. Would not be a shoe for traditional heal strike gait.