Nike Training

In my opinion, the best all-around shoe hands down. If I had to recommend a shoe with no more information, it would be this one. The sole is reasonably flat, a little more contoured than a normal walking shoe. The ball of the foot has a soft, smooth area that feels kind of like vinyl and is rounded about the same as a beach ball. The rest of the sole has some texture. The contour is actually stable and fairly comfortable to walk in, I've had Nikes and those hurt after a while as well as make me lose balance while winding up. Runs a half size large. This supports multiple styles of discus or rotational shot. Pure pivoting type throwers who really turn the foot in the middle (Lars Riedel style) would do well with the smooth ball-of-foot area in the front. It has a contact area maybe the size of a ping pong ball. The outer edge is rougher and more grippy and also works for people who roll their feet (Robert Harting, he uses his right foot very differently from Riedel, he ...