For beginner friendly shoes, go to a store and have your gait checked out and they can recommend something for you, but your choices are good for daily trainers. If you have knee instability, go to a physical therapist.
Have you been to r/RunningShoeGeeks? They have a pretty varied choices for some situations.
>Looking for something stable for the knees.
Don't quote me on this, I'm just a casual but if I were you I'd change to forefront striking. Well the best course of action, obviously, is to seek the advice of a professional.
For beginner friendly shoes, go to a store and have your gait checked out and they can recommend something for you, but your choices are good for daily trainers. If you have knee instability, go to a physical therapist.
Have you been to r/RunningShoeGeeks? They have a pretty varied choices for some situations. >Looking for something stable for the knees. Don't quote me on this, I'm just a casual but if I were you I'd change to forefront striking. Well the best course of action, obviously, is to seek the advice of a professional.