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Hylo Athletics, a British brand, launched the Axis as a high-performance stability shoe, designed to reduce overpronation and ensure a smoother heel-to-toe ride. The cushioning is responsive and energetic. Plus there's the added boost of an eco-friendly design that’s better for our planet.
| Feature | Details |
| Category | Stability Running Shoes |
| Cushioning | Max |
| Weight | 290g (Unisex) |
| Drop | 8mm (38/30mm) |
| Fit | True to size, snug fit |
| Width Options | Standard |
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Midsole
Outsole
I was interested in the grip on this shoe – which I know was inspired by racing-car tyres – as I’m nervous running in the rain on slick wet pavements. So far it’s been good – there’s not been much rain recently but when the pavements have been wet I’ve felt more confident in my stride.
I also like the fact that the shoes can be recycled. It makes me feel better to know I can return them to Hylo when they are worn out and they will be disposed of or recycled responsibly.
I’m not a fan of super soft cushioning, so these feel perfect for me, they feel light and the cushioning is comfortable. I need quite a bit of support and the midsole felt very stable, controlling every attempt my foot made to roll inwards.
For me the Axis offers a nice balance between being firm and well cushioned, I like wearing them when I’m on the shop floor all day too. Even though they are unisex fit, I’ve found them true to size and they fit me really well.
This is a fantastic shoe if you’re looking for something supportive with good grip on wetter surfaces. It’s structured, breathable and the perfect balance between something firmer and a bit more cushioned.
| Product | Comparison |
| Asics Kayano | More cushioned with a softer, plusher feel. Greater stability for moderate to severe overpronators. Slightly heavier and bulkier feel. Same 8mm drop. Higher price point. |
| Hoka Arahi | A bit firmer underfoot. Slightly less stability. Smooth, relatively light with a rolling response. Very similar stack and same 8mm drop. Lower price point. |
| Saucony Hurricane | More cushioned, bouncier. Higher stack with a lower drop at 6mm. Lighter and more responsive ride. Slightly higher stability. Higher price point. |
| On Cloudrunner |
Firmer, more balanced cushioning. Slightly heavier, less response with a more controlled bounce. Higher stability and secure feel. Same 8mm drop, lower stack. Lower price point. |
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