I love my K-Swiss K-onas

My new K-Swiss K-Ona's make me feel like I can run faster then wearing any of my other runners. They fit perfectly with no pressure points, no tight areas and no spots where it feels like a blister can occur. They're very light but feel substantial and have excellent support which I've found difficult to find in a light shoe. I'm a heel striker (even though I'm trying hard to change that and become a forefoot striker) and the K-Ona's have a curved heel which really promotes a good heel to toe transition. All in all it feels easy to run in these shoes. I did a swim this morning, shorter then normal but I tried pushing harder, pulling harder with my arms and kicking somewhat more. This actually fatigued my legs so I was thinking my run later would feel kind of sore. I went out for a 10 km run in the afternoon and started way faster then I normally do, at a 5:00 pace but I was feeling ok except for some knee irritation. It's kind of been bugging me since the weekend so I didn't want to aggravate it and cause any longer term issues so I slowed up a bit to 5:15 and thought that I should just get the mileage in and not worry about my time. I stayed at that pace for about one and a half km and the pain went away so I picked up my pace and started pushing a little more. I hit 5 km in 24:21 with the last km being the uphill climb on 16th Ave. heading west up to McCowan Rd. I was happy with that. I turned around to head back and my plan was to just maintain a decent pace but I'm terrible at following plans. I blame the shoes. They just want to go fast. I think they've been talking to my bike and between the 2 of them they're going to kill me. Anyway, 23:29 later I've done 10 km. Total time 47:50, 4:48 pace and that's including a slower kilometre and a half during my first 5 km. Needless to say the return 5 km was one of my best times, the only one better being my 5 km in the Solana Beach race. I think I'm going to buy a case of K-Swiss K-Ona's.