What happens when a running shoe is designed by women, for women?

In this episode of Runnah, I'm sharing my honest review of the Hettas Alma Cruise, a running shoe that was generously gifted to me by Hettas. As an ultrarunner living with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS), hip dysplasia, and chronic pain, I'm always searching for shoes that support my body through both training and everyday miles.

What makes Hettas unique is that they're a women-owned company dedicated to designing running shoes specifically for the biomechanics of female runners, rather than simply adapting men's shoes. In this review, I share my first impressions, what stood out to me, who I think these shoes are best suited for, and whether I'd recommend them.

A huge thank you to Hettas for gifting me the Alma Cruise to test. As always, all opinions are my own.

👟 Learn more about the Hettas Alma Cruise:
https://hettas.com/products/alma-cruise


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