As the name suggests, shoes in the "maximum cushioning" category offer high protection and absorption under the foot. These models are distinguished by excellent impact protection and superior comfort. Ideal for walking or running, these shoes can be used in rotation for long outings and recovery phases, or as a single pair for those whose priority is shock absorption.

Shoes in the "mid cushioning" category offer the perfect balance of cushioning, durability and responsiveness. Situated in the middle of the range of everyday training shoes, they provide good protection while ensuring excellent rolling and dynamism. They offer effective cushioning while remaining responsive underfoot. Suitable for both beginners and experienced runners, shoes in this category can be used in rotation with other models, or as a single pair, ideal for all the runner's activities.

Lightweight and responsive, these models offer less absorption than other daily training shoes, while guaranteeing sufficient protection for all types of sessions. Highly versatile, these shoes are suitable for runners looking for a dynamic single pair, as well as those integrating them into their rotation for tempo sessions and long intervals.

Shoes in the stability category provide additional structure to better support runners who need it. Today, manufacturers use a variety of technologies, such as variable-density foams, guide rails, reinforced sidewalls, and heel counters, to stabilize the foot during ground contact. These techniques help prevent overpronation, a condition in which the foot collapses inward during support. Within this category, you'll find shoes with varying levels of cushioning, from light to heavy. Be sure to check out the specific descriptions for each model to find the one that's right for you.