they would work fine for a neutral runner although as trail shoes they are not like road shoes as they are not as flexible so they do ride differently .. if planning to use alot on the road i would say no.. but for trails and rough stuff stability control is less important therefore would work for you fine...

No these are for people who have underpronation in their foot strike

According the little Asics book I got with a Fitness mag, these are supposed to be neutral. I have a slight pronation and find them really comfortable but are definitely more suited for off flat surface running than on road/treadmill/park etc.

According to http://www.asics.co.uk/running/shoe_adviser?gender=Men&use=running&pronation=over#gender=Men&use=running&weight=&pronation=over&surface=&distance=&competition_category=&track_event= they are for people who over-pronate.

However I don't think it actually matters if you are running off-road where the surface is uneven. It matters more on a hard running surface, such as road or treadmill.