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Best Running Shoes

Evil_Frisky

~Show Quality Bitch~
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Time to Throw the old Faithful's in the dumpster.. Too many miles on them and I am feeling it every time I hit the pavement.

The shoes I have now are New Balance running shoes..

Any recommendations for something good for running and has great shock absorption?

I normally try to get to the running track but here lately I have been sprinting on the pavement and its really jarring.
 
I like New Balance and really any other brand that feels good on my feet. When I try them on I jump all around the store to make sure I have enough cushioning.

Plus here we have a shoe store run by a Marathon runner, so he's really good at seeing how your shoes are "worn", etc..... he really helped my hubby's feet...see if you have a store like that near you.
 
yep...take the show and give ti a good deal of tortion form side to side...if it stays stiff - thats a good sign
 
I like nw balance the best too. Right now I have nike shox & they blow.

I find the soles don't grip well, they are narrow at the toes (so your a bit off balance if doing lunges, standing calve machine)
 
skittles said:
I like nw balance the best too. Right now I have nike shox & they blow.

I find the soles don't grip well, they are narrow at the toes (so your a bit off balance if doing lunges, standing calve machine)

Yep, Nike has a very narrow toe box. Depending on your foot it can really hurt.....
 
jenscats5 said:
I like New Balance and really any other brand that feels good on my feet. When I try them on I jump all around the store to make sure I have enough cushioning.

Plus here we have a shoe store run by a Marathon runner, so he's really good at seeing how your shoes are "worn", etc..... he really helped my hubby's feet...see if you have a store like that near you.

I need to go and get fitted proper. Gonna have to shop around, I don't know of any store near by that would be helpful. I can think of one that is 2 hours north of me though :worried:
 
jenscats5 said:
Yep, Nike has a very narrow toe box. Depending on your foot it can really hurt.....

Bought my son a pair of the Nike Shox ... IMO looks so uncomfortable.. and seem to be to bulky for running.

It was the 'hype' he HAD TO HAVE THEM... ;)
 
Frisky said:
I need to go and get fitted proper. Gonna have to shop around, I don't know of any store near by that would be helpful. I can think of one that is 2 hours north of me though :worried:

Well, it may be worth the drive, if you're having problems with your feet.

As for your son, yeah, kids are like that.... Gotta have it!!
 
jenscats5 said:
Well, it may be worth the drive, if you're having problems with your feet.

As for your son, yeah, kids are like that.... Gotta have it!!

I think I'll make the drive.. I've never had any issues with my feet. Have been running for years.. I am most certain that the issue lies in these very old shoes. LOL

I take good care of my shoes so on the outside.. they don't look to old but they have a hell of alot of miles on them. :worried:
 
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