The Newton Sir Isaac is a good starting point for runners seeking a more "natural" foot landing position. The shoe design encourages midfoot and forefoot striking, while the actuator lugs absorb impact and return energy. Best suited for runners looking for a daily training shoe with a focus on durability and protection. (Due to the 5mm difference in height from heel to toe, compared to a traditional running shoe difference of 12mm, a gradual progression in mileage is recommended for this shoe.)

The Newton Momentum offers a low heel to toe drop to encourage midfoot/forefoot running. The outsole is designed to handle a variety of ground surfaces and unwanted debris is kept at bay, with a breathable, fast drying, closed-mesh upper. The Momentum a trail shoe best suited for well-groomed and mildly technical trails. (Due to the 5mm difference in height from heel to toe, compared to a traditional running shoe difference of 12mm, a gradual progression in mileage is recommended for this shoe.)

The Newton MV2 is a great 5k/10K racer, which includes springy forefoot lugs to help propel you during toe-off. The 0mm heel-to-toe drop brings your feet level with the ground, encouraging midfoot and forefoot striking. Add to that a light, breathable upper and you've got one speedy racing shoe.

The Newton Sir Isaac S provides support for over-prontation while encouraging a midfoot/forefoot striking pattern. Thanks to actuator lugs in the forefoot, the Sir Isaac S provides excellent shock absorption and energy return. This shoe is great choice for runners who have been in traditional support shoes, but now want to try moving up on the foot to be more "natural". (Due to the 5mm difference in height from heel to toe, compared to a traditional running shoe difference of 12mm, a gradual progression in mileage is recommended for this shoe.)