My concern with lightweight shoes is durability. How many miles will they last? How well will the heel and forefoot hold up? All in all, the One Cushion performed as well as most neutral-cushioned running shoes. There was only minor wear on the crash pad and at the tip of the forefoot after 50 miles of running on asphalt. By my standards, they passed the test.Two important things I noticed about the outsole were the decoupled design and the lack of a midfoot shank. By design, the Reebok One Cushion is meant to be ultra flexible. You can actually fold them in half at the midfoot. Many neutral models have more structured outsoles, but may be heavier than the One Cushion.
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  Chris from Reebokâs corporate headquarters in Canton, MA started by telling us that he was going to take us through the construction and biomechanics of how we move. He wanted a show of hands: âHow many people buy shoes because they are cute?â He pointed out that we buy shoes because they are cute and have pretty colors but we need to make sure that we are not just picking a shoe because of itâs looks but that shoe is built for the end use we need it for.











