Mr Bodell, I tried the New Balance 928 which has forefoot rocker construction, but after wearing them for two weeks I developed pain in my knees that I did not have before wearing the shoes. I stopped wearing them and had no more knee pain. I have read studies that say rocker bottoms help some foot issues, but also put more pressure on the knees. Is the rocker construction of the Finnamic different? How does it differ from other well-known rocker bottom shoes like Hoka, Xelero, MBT, New Balance? Thanks very much for your help.
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Good info. It’s Finnamic, though, rather than Finnmatic.
Mr Bodell, I tried the New Balance 928 which has forefoot rocker construction, but after wearing them for two weeks I developed pain in my knees that I did not have before wearing the shoes. I stopped wearing them and had no more knee pain. I have read studies that say rocker bottoms help some foot issues, but also put more pressure on the knees. Is the rocker construction of the Finnamic different? How does it differ from other well-known rocker bottom shoes like Hoka, Xelero, MBT, New Balance? Thanks very much for your help.
Mr. Bodell, do you know what the heel-to-toe drop measurement is for the Finnamic? Thanks.
Heel to forefoot minimal. Lasted arch is higher volume to lift heel and forefoot to keep you centered. This takes the weight off the lower back.