Although extra stability features typically drive up cost, the best running shoes for overpronation don’t have to be expensive. The GT 1000 provides the support and impact absorption of Asics’s GT 2000, but with a list price 50 dollars less. While most shoe companies saddle their budget models with generic technology, names like “SoreFester” or “BlisterFast,” and styles ranging from off white to dull gray, Asics outfits the GT 1000 with the same gel units and sole technology as its more expensive models. And if you find you need even more cushioning, the GT 2000 will bethere for you (and the Kayano after that).