I always trust Asics - not much hype but have done the job for years… 1000 series if you have mild stability issues (2000 series is better but only really needed if you start running serious miles) If you are neutral the Gel Cumulus is lovely. There are lots of new brands, but their lack of history means that although they make some good shoes, there isn’t the consistency across the range. I do most of any run training in a set of 1000s (when my calf is ok) and race and only race in some Saucony Endorphin pro carbon plate racers.