Mixing different types of running shoes?
7 watchers
Nov 2021
10:56pm, 8 Nov 2021
4 posts
|
Unsafe Breadbin
Generally I rotate through different models in New Balance and Adidas as they play nicely with my feet and running style. Used to like Hokas, particularly the trailies but found the uppers on some models wore out far quicker than the mid/outsole. Always had a 'meh' relationship with Saucony and tend to avoid Nike like the plague, particularly the CF variety. Ran with a group who were all wearing VFs and AFs in my last race and the clop-clopping sounded like a load of dray horses.. |
Nov 2021
9:53am, 9 Nov 2021
First-time poster!!
|
muzichian
I used to run track and field professionally. I was a short distance printer. And now I have definitively moved into fitness. It was a big surprise to find out that different sneakers have to be chosen for different types of running. My friend, who has been involved in fitness for ten years, advised me of the store [link="https://www.tennisshoez.com/marking-vs-non-marking/"]https://www.tennisshoez.com/marking-vs-non-marking/[/link]. I bought myself four pairs of Asics, one for the gym, one for regular cardio training or just walking, one for long-distance running, and a fourth for cross-country. I can say that I didn't make a mistake paying $600 for four pairs of sneakers.
|
Related Threads
-
The vaporfly thread
Apr 2024
-
Minimalist Footwear Thread
Mar 2024
-
Cross Country Spikes
Jan 2024
-
Shoe advice please!
Sep 2023
-
Advice - Saucony Guide or Omni?
Aug 2023
-
Sportsshoes.com
Aug 2023
-
Hoka One Ones....
May 2023
-
Mizuno Wave Inspire 5 vs newer models
Nov 2022
-
New Balance Off Road shoes.
Sep 2022
-
Running shoe recommendations please
Sep 2022
