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adidas Men's J S3 Trail Runner
Price : $94.95
Features
: - EVA substructure for lightweight support
- PTPP (Push Through Protection Plate) for impact protection
- OrthoLite antimicrobial, moisture-wicking sockliner
- TPU shank in arch and forefoot for support and protection
- Speed Grip provides the best grip in agility-inspired events
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adidas Men's J S3 Outdoor Shoe
Disculpe que no habia contestado, me parece muy bien que los enviò lleguen antes del tiempo, recuerdo que estoy en Venezuela y el proceso de envio tarde un poco.
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excellent purchase
definitely an excellent purchase, good price, good merchindise, arrived on time, I'd recommend this item to anyone who is looking for running shoes.
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Saucony Men's Grid Sinister Running Shoe
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Features
: - Flexion Plate Technology providing a more efficient heel-to-toe transition
- Grid Cushioning System
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adidas Men's Response CSH 16 Running Shoe
Price : $74.99
Features
: - adiLITE sockliner for comfort and odor control
- adiPRENE midsole provides protection from harmful impact forces; adiPRENE maintains forefoot propulsion and efficiency; TORSION SYSTEM for midfoot integrity
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Good as an alternate pair of running shoes
I have a pair of Brooks Trance 7 as my primary running shoes and I'm using these as my back-ups to let my Brooks air-out and to keep them from wearing out pre-maturely.
These aren't very fancy, but they are sufficient for running. Best part of these shoes is they were on sale when I bought them. As long as they don't kill my feet and knees, they're okay in my book.
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Awesome shoes,
This is as good as the 90$ plus Nike Running shoes. Very comfortable and well balanced and did I mention it's lightweight and cost way less.
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Great workout shoe
This is a great looking shoe and it is very comfortable. I use it for working out on my elliptical machine and my strength machine.
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almost perfect
I was a little hesitant to buy this shoes initially, but the deal was too good to be ignored. But now I find them very comfortable and bouncy like the more pricier ones. Almost perfect!
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shoe review
The shoes are nice, but the right shoe hurts my big toe after some running. This doesn't happen with my other running shes that I bought and tried out first in local stores. Makes common sense to be able to try them out first, but the price looked good on-line.
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Brooks Men's Axiom 2 Running Shoe
Price : $89.99
Features
: - Internal upper support saddle
- HydroFlow¿ midsole with dynamic, viscous fluid units in heel and forefoot to enhance cushioning
- A high-density post at the medial arch is engineered for pronation control and creates a smoother transition from the midstance phase into the propulsion phase
- Midsole and outsole components are engineered to set the foot up in an efficient, balanced position from heel strike to toe-off, offering maximum stability and responsiveness
- Durable HPR outsole with rubber forefoot
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AVIA Men's A2129M AVI-Trail Performance Running Shoe
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For the off road runner seeking a blend of cushioning and
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Questions & Answers
Question : Why is too much cushion in a running shoe bad?
I read somebody saying that Nike Shox sucked because they have too much cushion... but how is that bad in a running shoe.. wouldn't you want a lot of "shock" to absorm the impact? I know I would.. I currently have shinsplints in my left leg, and achilles tendinitis in my right heel.... I think cushion is a might fine idea.. lol
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You have to have a shoe that is best for you.
Some people need a soft shoe, the problem is if it has too much cushion you do not have as much control.
Meaning that your foot moves around, and if you have ankle problems you are more prone to injury.
Also if you have a foot plant problem you are not going to have the correct that was designed in the shoe if the cushion is too soft.
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Question : What kind of running shoes should i wear if i have bad knees?
my knees are a little sensitive and i wanna see if there are shoes that are reasonably priced and can help cushion the pressure when i run.
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running is high impact sport so knee problems are common if you run alot.
you could try sofsole, it's a gel insert for your shoes but some people say they are too mushy, but in this case it might be good for you.
Some shoes have built in gel cushions, they help, but usually they are harder then the gel inserts. A tight fitting shoe might also help a lot.
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Question : What kind of running shoes should I buy?
My ankles are slightly pronated (they curve inwards) and tend to get sore after I exercise. Should I buy cushioned, stabilized, or lightweight, etc. running shoes?
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I don't know where you live, but where I live in Southern California, their are two shoe shops highly esteemed in my opinon: Fleet Feet, and A Snail's Pace. I suggest looking those stores up online and see if there are any locations near you. Anyways, they do a rigorous examination of your shoe, and then they choose the shoe they think is the best for you, you run around in them for 5-10 minutes, if you like them buy them, if you don't they pick another one. Usually they know which shoe is best for you. You might also want to do some research online and see if any shoes are specifically made for your case, because I know they make shoes with different support levels, and even shoes for flat feet. Also, before you buy them, make sure you run in them for a good 10 minutes around the store, walking up and down the aisle won't tell you whether they will hurt after a while or not. Hope this helps!
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Question : Doe a person's body weight effect the lifespan of their running shoes?
They say that a pair of running shoes should last about 4 to 5 months while running 10 to15 miles a week. Do these figures apply to everyone? I mean, my running partner weighs about 110 lbs and is 5'2" while I weigh about 165 lbs and am 5'8".
How could it possible be true that our shoes are good for the same amount of time? The cushioning in my shoes should wear out faster, right?
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You would think that all things would be equal, but I can tell you from experiance that weight will play a small role in running shoe wear. A typical running shoe will last 400 - 600 miles, But I am 6'3" and weight in at 205lbs, typicall running shoes last 10 - 12weeks, or about 400Km which is only 240 miles.
Ascis in my opinion last longer then any other brand, with adidas a close second. Suconey seems to wear very quickly and I have heard from others the same complaint.
Harry
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Question : Is wearing "cushioned" running shoes alright for a neutral runner?
Is wearing "cushioned" running shoes alright for a neutral runner?
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Look you need to go to a specialty running store like Fleet Feet Sports. They size and get a good look at your feet. Then they put you on a tredmill and do a video analysis of oyur gait and feet to determine what type of sheo you should be wearing. But since you already know your a neutral runner a cushioned shoe is recommended. The thing is you need to try on different types of shoe to determine what fits you best. Since all feet are different all running shoe companies are different. And when you go up in price on a neutal shoe you are paying for more cushion. But i've seen people pick the cheaper shoe with less cushion without knowing the price because that is what feels good on your feet. So regaurdless if you're a neutral runner or someone who overpronates you just have to try different shoes out and the more you pay the more cushion the shoe is suppose to be depending on the feet.
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Question : Do you think that some running shoes train faster than others?
I have trained in Asics gel cushioning system for years, and recently received a pair of Nike. Asics have provided great stability and protection through the years and been great shoes especially the original GT-II. These Nike air cushioning system shoes seem to give me more spring and creates faster turnover and I find myself training at a faster pace. Ever heard of runners taking long runs with one brand and fartlek or tempo runs with another brand. Make any sense to anyone? Not talking about racing flats, just standard training shoes about the same weight. Anyone have favorite brands they trade off for different effects? Thanks in advance for your input.
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go buy nike frees...they feel amazing when you run....it feels like your floating hahah
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Question : If I have shin splints and I think I overpronate, should I buy heel cushion running shoes?
I have started running not too long agao and I have shin splints (mild pain). I think I overpronate. I also have arches that are more on the flatter side.
Should I buy running shoes that have cushioned heels (ex: Nike Shox Turbo V style)??? Or should I look for other features?
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Shin splints are the result of muscle imbalance. Strong calves, weak shin muscles. To prevent them, lie face down in bed with your toes hanging over the edge. Slowly pull your toes upward against the resistance of the mattress. Hold for 1 or 2 seconds, then repeat. Try to work up to 2 or 3 sets of 10.
Now that you already have the injury, it's best to rest and ice them to relieve the pain. Flat feet don't necessarily require lots of cushioning such as high-arched feet do, but it's more about how you run and what shoe you feel best running in. Continue to do research on running sites and do some experimenting. A good runners' store is your best resource.
Good Luck
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Question : Best running shoes for cushion support? What to get?
It's a choice between Asics Gel Nimbus or Adidas Supernova Cushion 7s..... whats the best out of these two only?
Thanks!
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Honestly, I wouldn't listen to people's recommendations on here. Their footstrike is probably different than yours. Their foot shape could even be different. All of these things could effect what is good for you vs good for them. I would go to a running store and have them fit you with shoes. Try both on. And also, be open to possibly getting a different pair of shoes if neither one works out.
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Question : Which Neutral Cushion Running shoes would you recommend me if i'm loging on Concrete/Road and Trails.?
I Prefer Lots of cushioning.
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I Prefer Lots of cushioning.
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Question : I'm a high mileage runner and need a new stability/very cushioned running shoe. What do you suggest?
I need cushion on my forefoot and the rest of my foot. I run in Nike Equalon 2+ and they are too squishy and flatten out after just 50 miles. I loved the straight Nike Kantara and Nike Equalon+, but they are discontinued. Please help!
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Well since you know that you need a stability/ very cushioned running shoe, then you probably already know that the skylon is definitely not for you. Its a neutral shoe with medium cushioning.
Since you want a shoe with extra cushioning, the following would fall under what I like to call the Cadillac running shoes series: Asics Kayano, Nike Equalon, and the Brooks Infiniti. I highly recommend the Brooks Infiniti. It is definitely the most cushioned stability shoe on the market. And since its a Brooks Shoe, it is guaranteed to last you at least 350 miles before you start to feel the "bounce" diminish.
Hope that helps. Oh and I'm a collegiate runner who also works in a running specialty shop, so my suggestions aren't unfounded.
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