Shoe advice?

You're on Page 7 of 8
Go to
  •   #91  
    Terra1984's AvatarTerra1984 , 09-29-2014 07:50 AM
    I'm getting new shoes Saturday, I cant wait, I havent had new shoes in years.
    Reply
  •   #92  
    Milena91's AvatarMilena91 , 03-20-2015 09:26 AM
    The sole is really important.

    Additionally the right shoe depends on your jogging habits.

    Are you going jogging on the streets or in the forest?
    Reply
  •   #93  
    MaeCrochet's AvatarMaeCrochet , 03-22-2015 02:28 PM
    I have a pair of Asics Gel-Cumulus 15 and I love love LOVE them! I agree with almost everyone else, go to a local running store and get fitted properly, and try on a few different brands and go with what works best with you. I tried on a pair of Saucony and a pair of Brooks, and while they were amazing, the Asics were my favorite.
    Reply
  •   #94  
    Jenny_G's AvatarJenny_G , 08-11-2015 04:41 PM
    I suggest going to a local running store. They are great at fitting your foot for the best shoe for you. I had no idea that I have flat and wide feet until I got my feet looked at. Asics are the best shoe for me. They over the support that I need. These individuals are trained and have machines that can watch your gate and the way you land on your foot. So find a local store and get your feet checked out.
    Reply
  •   #95  
    HereIStand's AvatarHereIStand , 08-24-2015 03:03 PM
    Yep, get to a running store. The wrong shoes can lead to foot injuries and stress fractures (ask me how I know).

    I've got an appointment at a running store next week. I need new shoes and am thinking I will probably stick with Asics Kayanos unless the sales girl can find a shoe that works better for me. I have high arches and I pronate slightly.
    Reply
  •   #96  
    yummynood1es's Avataryummynood1es , 06-27-2016 09:22 PM
    I like the adidas boost line. Looks good and extremely comfortable. The sole also doesnt flatten out as fast as the other brands.
    Reply
  •   #97  
    Rhodesmo's AvatarRhodesmo , 06-28-2016 12:08 AM
    No training store in sight
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Reddalice
    This is a difficult concept for people to understand sometimes because we are use to going into stores point at a stylish pair we like... and then buying them. GO TO A RUNNING SHOE STORE. And bring with you a pair of shoes that you haves used well. A good store will fit you and take in consideration how you distribute your weight on your feet and what sort of gait you have. The wrong shoes can cause knee, shin, back and general body pains as well as being just damn uncomfortable. There are also different kinds of support needed for trails or pavement or if you are racing you may want lighter shoes. All these things a specialist can help you with quickly. My local store is ran by a local running couple and they made me feel right at home and comfortable. They can give you a couple of brands to pick from and help you stay within in a budget.
    I really real REALLY wish this was available in my area 😔
    Reply
  •   #98  
    NewYearsBaby's AvatarNewYearsBaby , 07-23-2017 08:47 AM
    I agree with New Balance! Have been wearing them for years and they are the best running shoes.
    Reply
  •   #99  
    Charles1994's AvatarCharles1994 , 02-21-2018 04:23 AM
    I bought one last week for running and it is suitable for me
    Reply
  •   #100  
    ketmarshal's Avatarketmarshal , 04-09-2021 03:39 AM
    If it's for workout, I think you will be needing a sneakers and not brooks
    Reply
  •   #101  
    ketmarshal's Avatarketmarshal , 04-09-2021 03:40 AM
    I can recommend Adidas as well. It's really very good
    Reply
  •   #102  
    ketmarshal's Avatarketmarshal , 04-09-2021 03:41 AM
    What shoe is that?
    Reply
  •   #103  
    the5minuteread's Avatarthe5minuteread , 04-25-2021 08:22 PM
    Hello!

    I got 5 pairs of ADIDAS ultraboost, 2 UBs 19s, and 3 UB 20s, I'm in love with how comfortable they are. I used them as a daily, and whenever I go running long distance or short distance the get the job done. All of this considering that I'm heavy 230lbs, and have category 3 flat feet. So my advice do what I did, I bought a used pair on ebay and afterwards bought news ones, reason why I bought used it's because they can fluctuate around $180 dollars a pair of shoes.

    Well those are my two cents, hope it helps~
    Reply
  •   #104  
    David k.'s AvatarDavid k. , 11-10-2022 11:15 AM
    I don't know.
    Reply
  •   #105  
    ArthurDavis's AvatarArthurDavis , 11-18-2022 02:05 AM
    Thanks for the advice
    Reply
Reply