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Men's adidas Jetic Cushion
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: - Fit: True to Size
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No other shoe in its class comes close to its comfort. With loads of adiPRENE® and adiPRENE®⊕ beneath your feet, this shoe delivers maximum cushioning for fun, relaxed runs. Upper is Air mesh tongue for maximum ventilation. Air mesh upper for maximum ventilation. Textile/synthetic. Lining is Non-slip lining for comfort and performance. Inlay is EVA insole for comfort. Midsole is Injected EVA for long-term lightweight cushioning. Outsole is Full rubber for durability in high-wear areas.
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ASICS® Men's Gel 1120
Price : $95.00
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: - SpEVA® Midsole Midsole durability and shock attenuation
- Trusstic System® Links the rearfoot and forefoot and shores the midfoot
- Open Mesh Upper Provides excellent comfort and breathability
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The ASICS® GEL -1120™ is the latest entry in the 1000 series of running shoes designed to provide exceptional comfort and performance at a price point that appeals to runners of all levels and abilities. Open mesh upper provides excellent comfort and breathability. SpEVA® midsole adds durability and shock attenuation. GEL® Cushioning systems attenuate shock during impact phase and toe off phases. Trusstic System® links the rearfoot and forefoot and shores the midfoot. Wt. 9.2 oz.
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Cheaper than the 2000 series, almost as nice
I use my 21xx shoes for running and these for general stomping around and walking. They've held up well and fit the mechanics of my stride.
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Asics 1120
This is my 4th pair of Asics. I haven't found a better pair of overall running shoes.
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New Balance Men's MR 737
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Cushion your run in the New Balance 737 runner.Mesh and synthetic upperEyelet lacing, padded collar and tongueTextile lining and SL-1 removable cushioning removable insoleN-Lock support systemABZORB (R) cushioning midsoleNdurance (R) rubber traction outsole
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Saucony Men's Grid Cohesion NX
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Get it together in these Grid(R) Cohesion NX runners from Saucony. Air mesh upper in a supportive running shoe style with enhanced cushioning for the neutral to under-pronator. Padded collar and tongue for comfort. HRC Strobel Board provides advanced cushioning and comfort. Non-visible Grid (R) System for increased stability and cushioning in heel. Durable XT-600(TM) traction outsole performs well on a variety of surfaces.
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Mizuno Men's Wave Precision 9
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The Mizuno Wave Precision 9 running shoe is ideal for the competitive runner with high, rigid arches. The AIRmesh™ upper and Dynamotion Fit engineering create a cool, breezy fit suitable for all the motions of running. SmoothRide™ engineered rubber parallel wave and X-10™ carbon rubber in the heel make a flexible, durable foundation for logging the miles. Blown rubber forefoot. Wt. 9.9 oz.
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Questions & Answers
Question : How to get my running shoes to look like new again?
I just got new running shoes, and they have this white mesh on them. I stepped in mud, and that turned the brightly white mesh darker, so it looks like there gray and old. Is there anyway to make my white mest to look new again?
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wash them with bleach
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Question : Will running in actual running shoes help me go faster and make running easier compared to basketball shoes?
Does running shoes compared to basketball shoes make running easier and make me go faster?
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they probably feel more comfortable when you are getting up and down the court, but basketball shoes are more supportive, have better grip (running shoes slide around way too much), more protection ( you don't want to risk a serious injury) and offer better side to side and lateral movement while running shoes offer better forward motion.
If your basketball shoes are bothering you, you should buy more comfortable basketball shoes that are lightweight and flexible. If you don't like mids or highs that grip your ankle , you should buy lows because they offer better traction and support that ordinary running shoes don't have. Plus they are lighter than mids or high basketball shoes.
Hope this helps!
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Question : Can normal running shoes be used for cross country running?
I have a pair of women's nike running shoes and am going to join my school's cross country team in the fall. But I'm not sure if I have to get a pare of spikes for cross country of if I can just use my nike running shoes.
Help please?
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If your Nike's are really light weight then they should be good...i would recommend against spikes...even though they are lightweight and flexable, crosscounty courses are sometimes set on concrete. annnd spikes on concrete is a no no.
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Question : How long should I wear new running shoes before they're broken in enough to run a 5k?
I am running my first 5k in a few weeks and have been training in old running shoes. I want some new ones before the race, but am wondering how long I have to wear them before they're broken in enough. I know it probably depends on the shoe, but am wondering if there is a general rule of thumb.
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I remember the old days when running shoes needed 10 or 20 miles to loosen up. But nowadays, if the shoe fits, I never get blisters anymore.
Also a 5k is pretty short, you'd have a hard time getting blisters anyway unless the shoes were a bad fit.
So maybe one or two short runs should be enough.
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Question : What are good types of running shoes and what are the lightest type of running shoes?
I need to get some size 8 and half or 9 pair of running shoes i want to get some light ones but im not sure what ones to get.
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Pumas are reallllllllly light.
it almost feels like you arent wearing shoes at all
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Question : What are some qualities of running shoes?
What are some qualities of running shoes? My coach told us to get some running shoes, but I do not know what to get. What are some defining aspects of running shoes? Where can I get a decent pair for a decent price?
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Cushioning is #1(and maybe #2 and #3 as well). Some shoes are designed for motion control for runners that have overpronation or supination, etc., but I'm not sure it's a big help. Differences between shoes include things like weight, flexibility, construction(full slip vs half), outsole pattern and durability. Every manufacturer will claim their system of cushioning gives your more than anyone elses, but it's mostly hype. Fit and feel for you will be the most important things in the end. Additionally, some shoes are better for high milage than others so you should match the kind of running you'll be doing to the shoe.
Definitely go to a specialty running store. They have the best selection, will find out what kind of runner you are(some have treadmills to see), and can explain the differences between various models.
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Question : What are good running shoes for beginners?
Are there good running shoes at a reasonable price? Also what type of socks do I use? Any help is appreciated!
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I agree on Asics or Brooks. I used to wear adidas and Nike, but I've been wearing Asics for the last 3-4 years and I just bought by first pair of Brooks this year...what a difference. Much more comfortable! The best thing to do is go to a running shoe store and have them analyze your foot...they will fit you in a shoe designed for your foot type.
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Question : What can running in shoes that are a little narrow do to the health of my feet?
The width of my feet are in between medium and wide. I just bought running shoes in medium width because they didn't have wides. They're a little tight but not that bad though they could stand to be a little roomier. I was curious to know what wearing shoes that are too narrow could do to my feet while running? Is it bad for my feet? What kind of problems could I run into?
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Last year my girlfriend had shoes that were to narrow. After a month of wearing them she ended up with a bruised bone in her foot. The shoe was squeezing the bones near her toes together and cause the damage. These were not running shoes just everyday shoes. It took about 3 months to heal. I would suggest getting the size and shape you need.
Be Well!!
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Question : What features should I look for in good running shoes?
I'm planning on running a marathon next year, and wondering what features I should be looking for in a pair of running shoes to best suit the role, e.g. flexibility, materials?
I want my feet to be comfortable, even while running on hard surfaces like tarmac and concrete.
Price isn't really a concern - I'd be willing to pay upwards of 100 euro, or 140 dollars for a decent pair of shoes.
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go to a good running shoe store. Try on different shoes until you find a pair that fits your foot.
All major brands make good shoes. Be sure you get a shoe that is made for your size and weight, has enough cushion and support.
You should get about 500 miles out of a new pair, but it is best to own a couple of pair so you do not wear the same shoes all of the time.
Get at least 2 pair and swap out every few days.
You will need a different pair for the race, which will be a lighter shoe.
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Question : I want to open a running shoe store. Are there distributors who sell shoes only to retail stores?
I want to open a running shoe store. I will start as an oline retailer with the hope to open a neighborhood store soon. I am looking to buy shoes from 1 company who already has relationships with all of the running shoe stores. What companies do this. I've been searching on-line and cant find anything.
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contact a store in Jackson, Michigan called Step One. They have been in the exact business you are asking about. I don't have the phone number, but they probably have a web site. They are experts and have been in business for over 25 years.
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