HelpShoe prices
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Feb 2013
12:17pm, 21 Feb 2013
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wiener dog
I get well over a thousand ( usually 1500+ ) out of cheap old Nike Pegasus ( often in the sale or even the teenage boys version to save the vat! - but I do have smallish feet 5's ) A man in the running told me once that I must only wear the ladies version of shoes 'cos they are 'geder specific' ( they were also £30 more! ) I ignored him - the shoes felt the same, fitted the same & lasted about 1500 miles, they cost me £27! I know some shoes don't last long though & I've noticed with Lunafly's chunks of rubber fall off the sole sooner than peg's. |
Feb 2013
3:34pm, 25 Feb 2013
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Autumnleaves
The first pair of 'proper' running shoes I bought I had to get the men's version as they didn't have the women's in my size - the sales assistant (and it was in a running shop) told me there was no difference at all, apart from the colour - so I reckon you're right to ignore that pitch!
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