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Best of the spring trainers

With the London Marathon fast approaching, we review the best trainers to help you prepare this spring
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Asics Gel-Kayano 16
Asics Gel-Kayano 16
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New Balance 905 (£75, newbalance.co.uk)
Best for: Race day
Why you should try: Supportive but lightweight. Protects your feet and cushions the blow however fast you go

Puma BodyTrain LS Nbk (£70, puma.com)
Best for: Toning as you train
Why you should try: A sleeker, more attractive version of the rocking, rolling toning trainers. For fast walking

Asics Gel-Kayano 16 (£120, asics.co.uk)
Best for: High mileage
Why you should try: A favourite of elite marathon runners. Built to enhance your natural running style

Nike LunarHaze (£70, nike.com)
Best for: Moderate mileage
Why you should try: Ultra lightweight with male or female fit for a comfortable ride

Merrell Trail Glove (£84, merrell.co.uk, in stores in April)
Best for: Trail-running
Why you should try: Prevents injuries and improves strength and performance if you enjoy barefoot running

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Reebok ZigTech (£79.99, Debenhams.com)
Best for: An energy boost
Why you should try: Features a springy sole that absorbs impact and sends a wave of energy to propel you forward