I'm trying to imagine what kind of gait someone has to have for Invincibles to not be dangerous. They're so unstable that even walking in them makes me knees and ankles sore. My one and only run in them had me hobbling home bc my IT band got pulled, and out of running for 4 months

Could be that I naturally land with more pressure on my outer heel, even when walking. When using invincibles, I feel a lot of pressure on my upper ankle, outer knee, and hip. Could also be my weight, I'm a very lean 200 lbs. Could be just "over-squishing" the soft sole. I'm def not throwing shade at you. I just get curious how they work well for some and injure others 🤣

I can't really shed my weight, unfortunately 🤣. I'm transitioning from being a bodybuilding enthusiast to working towards a marathon. I'm sub 10% bodyfat, but I'm trying to hold onto as much muscle as possible to get the marathon job done. It's kinda tricky timing weight training with running, legs specifically. It has its perks, tho. I feel like the extra power in my legs has helped in some aspects. They just never fatigue. It's just the slow process of adapting my joints and tendons to 1.5 to 2 hours of running at this point