Changes

* {{H:tongue}}. The Piranha‏‎‏‎‏ has a traditional tongue with a tab to attach it to the laces. The tongue is so thin that I had problems keeping it flat when I put the shoe on, but it fine once it was on.

* {{H:lacing}}. The Piranha‏‎‏‎‏‎ has traditional flat laces that stayed tied without a problem.

=How Far Can I Run in the Piranha‏‎‏‎‏‎? =

Different runners want different levels of cushioning, so this shoe may not suit everyone. Some runners want a [[Minimax]] shoe when they run a 5K, while others will run a 100 mile race barefoot. Most people find that as the distance increases, they want a little more cushioning to protect their feet from the pounding and to offset a little of the fatigue that sets in over time. You can see from the charts below how the cushioning compares with other shoes I've tested for some comparisons. Remember that a thicker, firmer shoe would have the same cushioning rating as a thinner, softer shoe, but would feel rather different. For me, the Piranha is a little under-cushioned for the marathon distance, but if you want something that spans the minimalist/optimal border this could work for you.