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 (David Ross) writes:
>Is the Air Anodyne built on the same last as the Pegasus?  If so,
>how do they compare on support/cushioning/stability?
>I ask because I'm a long-time Pegasus wearer (every attempt to switch
>to other brands in recent years has caused injuries), but my current
>shoes are compressing and the local dealers don't have my size (10EE)
>in stock on the Pegasus.  (Moreover, the distributer on the mainland 
>seems to be backordered through January.)  I think I can get the Anodyne
>in my size, but only want to do so if the shoe isn't too different

Posting my reply since the mailed bounced.  I've gone through lots of
Air Peg shoes and have always liked them.  I alternate them every other
day with Air 180's or Air Anodynes.  I like the Anodynes a lot.  The
toe room is a bit tighter though.  They seem to have plenty of cushioning,
support, & stability.  As a strictly Nike wearer, and one who has semi
flat feet and wide feet, 11.5 EE or so, I can recommend the Anodynes.

Ken Papai
Sunnyvale, CA

(I wear the width the stores stock, which seems to always be D width,
 maybe I ought to find a store with E widths?)