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Neutral Trainer Advice

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sioux Dec 2015 8:08pm, 30 Dec 2015 19398 posts	0 sioux Oh. Kinvara 5 not 4
jennywren Dec 2015 8:15pm, 30 Dec 2015 12411 posts	0 jennywren I always ran in Kinvaras (the 2s were my favourite) - they're lovely and light but with the right amount of cushioning. Have to have Hokas now cos of me dodgy hip
sioux Dec 2015 8:36pm, 30 Dec 2015 19399 posts	0 sioux I see NB 880 come in diff widths Xskinny, skinny, standard, wide, Xwide. No idea what to go for if I opt for those. What a Hoka like Jennywren
Old Man Jan 2016 10:32am, 4 Jan 2016 2667 posts	0 Old Man Kinvara's are for forefoot strikers, there is no heel support. Completely different to Waveriders, you'll tell imeadiately when you squeeze the heel cup
sioux Jan 2016 11:23am, 4 Jan 2016 19632 posts	0 sioux I've gone NB 880 for now. Waiting for them to arrive. Sounds like Kinvara may not suit me anyway if for forefoot strikers. Will keep you posted

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Maintained by Sushi.

I've run in Mizuno Waveriders for yrs.
Current pair are the first No18's that I've had.
I seem ...

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