The Asics Gel Foundation 10 is the perfect shoe for runners who want maximum pronation control without sacrificing a great heel-to-toe transition. This shoe provides a firm, stable ride yet still remains fairly flexible for optimal performance. In addition the plush lining in the heel provides a comfortable heel fit, keeping your feet snug and secure every step of the way.

When you need stability, turn to the Brooks Addiction 10. This motion control shoe provides the utmost in support for flat footed runners with its tri-density foam and super stabilizing midsole. Full-length cushioning offers plenty of protection from hard road surfaces and the breathable mesh upper will have your feet sighing contentedly mile after mile.

The Asics Evolution 6 has become a revolution for the motion control category.  While the shoe continues to provide maximum pronation control, the Evolution has never felt so good. With top shelf upper materials and enhancements to fit details, the Evolution 6 has a luxurious feel around the foot.  A broader base continues to deliver a stable ride, but now feels ultra smooth. For a great running experience, it is time to get out of those clunky motion control shoes of the past and get into the Evolution 6.

When your running is troubled as the result of your flat feet, it is time to call in some reinforcements. Here to answer the call is the Brooks Ariel 2010. The stable platform and tremendous support are geared to correct the most excessive over-pronators. The durable cushioning keeps you going when other shoes fail. For these reasons, it is no wonder the Ariel is the leading motion control shoe in the industry.