Good sustainable design. Wicked light. My pronation is pretty neutral and they never give me any problems- although support may be an issue if worn in a half marathon. 100k limit is actually quite a bit of running if you don't run a road race in them every weekend....and the price is good, and it is minimalist.
I qualified for the 2007 US Men's Olympic Marathon Trials in these flats. Great weight to support ratio. They make your
feet feel quick and fast. Good traction on pavement, a little
spring and flexsion.
Looks bad....is bad....in a badass/good way that is. The new and improved looking Katana is out and I have a sleak looking pair. These things are badass. Lightweight and very good support- they have a little more give then the Katana IIs.
A must-have classic. I always have a fresh new pair of these stored in mint condition. They weigh a little more than the Katana IIs, but they have added support and spring...they put you more up on your forefoot/toes. Ritz runs in these.
Like the marathoner, but lighter and more flexible. This is a great shoe for running shorter tempo runs or 5k-10k races in. Allows for more natural foot flexsion and pronation. The bottom traction is a lot different from the Katanas because the sole has grooves more like the marathoner.
