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Asics Men's GT 2120
Price : $94.99
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: - Running Shoes
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Lighten up! Asics adds a SoLyte(R) midsole to make this cushioning runner better than ever.Lightweight, durable open mesh upper with stabilizing and reflective overlays, full lace up front and padded tongueSoft fabric lining, Personal Heel Fit(R) Memory Foam(R) heel and cushioned removable insoleGEL(R) cushioning system, Impact Guidance System(R) for enhanced gait, DuoMax(R) support systemSoLyte(R) midsole and traction patterned outsole
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simply perfect!
The shoes were delivered all the way to Amsterdam, Holland, within 8 days! Everything was in perfect order.
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Great for running
These shoes are very comfortable for running. Since I'm training for a triathlon which includes a 10km run, I find them up for the challenge.
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Great price
I've never seen this sneaker at this price. There are my favorites: they're light, they're airy, and the wide foot fits me perfectly. I buy these over and over, and this price, this is where I'll buy them from now on.
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Great shoe!
This is my second pair of 2120's and I am still impressed with them. I bought this shoe after having terrible shin splints and within a few weeks of wearing them they went away. I have not had any pain in my legs since. The only down side is that I am a normal runner and these have a little too much stability as well as too much arch support. My feet aren't affected by it too much but occassionally I will have a hot spot on the inside of my foot.
Get this shoe while they are still in stock! They have been discontinued and replaced by the 2130 which I hear has more support than the 2120 which is why I stuck with this model.
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Sadly, The End Of The Road
Sadly, the GT 2120 is nearing the end of the road. ASICS, the manufacturer, announced it was discontinuing the 2120 series in July 2008, replacing them with the "improved" GT 2130 line.
The GT-2120 is simply one of the best running shoes out there in the market. It gave me the perfect balance of cushioning and stability...and it's exceptionally lightweight. I'm packing on significant excess weight for a runner and I honestly can say that I would not have lasted in my weight loss runnng program had it not been for these shoes.
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ASICS Men's GEL-Nimbus 10 Running Shoes
Price : $119.99
Features
: - Impact Guidance System (I.G.S.(r)) - Linked componentry that enhances the foot's natural gait from heel strike to toe-off.
- Solyte(r) Midsole Material - Ligher than ASICS' standard EVA and SpEVA(r), combined with improved cushioning and durability.
- Space Trusstic System(r) - An advanced system that creates a pocket between the Trusstic System(r) device and the midsole, allowing for greater midsole deformation and more efficient foot function.
- Biomorphic Fit Upper - Provides a superior fit and function
- Asymmetrical Lacing System - Enhances Biomorphic Fit by conforming to the bony architechture of the foot.
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The most popular running shoe, the GEL-Nimbus(r) 10 is ASICS top of the line cushioning shoe, featuring enhanced platform comfort and a new asymmetrical upper that uniquely conforms to the bony architechture of the foot for an exceptional fit. The broad, supportive platform is suitable for a range of runners from under pronators to mild over pronators.
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Great shoes
One of the best shoes I have ever wore. Although Nimbus 9 were slightly better!!
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Great Shoe...
Bought this shoe and the Mizuno Wave Creation 9 at the same time. This shoe was far superior in fit and function for me and was an upgrade from Gel Nimbus 9:
* Fits like a slipper (vs. oversize fit of Mizuno) * Balanced and plush cushion system from heel to toe * Consistent sizing with prior Asics models (Mizuno needs to be 1/2 size larger) * Designed for medium to high arches - good comfort in upper shoe area * Excellent no slip lacing * Material/ventilation permits good shoe breathability * Light weight at 12.4 oz (vs. 13+ oz for Mizuno) * Ran on road, track and trail and felt that shoe performed on all terrains
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Good Not Great
I've used the lower line Asics shoes (2120) I think is the model number. For the money, this shoe is a bit of a letdown. They are comfortable but they rub just a bit in the toe for me. I hope that they break in a bit better with more extended use. I run about 20 miles a week. I have noticed I don't have the same fatigue that I had in my joints from my last pair of shoes (2120's) but it might have been that my 2120's were worn completely out. I think a new pair of 2120's would have been just as good as this pair.
All running shoes break down over time. Next time I'll stick with my 2120's and save a few dollars.
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My Best Shoe Yet!!! (for big guys)
Well. after much reasearch and consideration I finally decided to go with the Asics Gel Nimbus. I have to say, I was very, very pleased with this purchase. Here's why... I started exercising and running at 259Lbs...yes, I'm a, or should I say "was" a much bigger man. I used Nike's for years and was relatively happy with them, however, with the extra weight I found that days after I would have terrible shin splints, so, like many of us, I found out that it could be a range of things, at the end of the day, trial and error, it was mu shoes and they did not have enough support and cushioning for my excess "junk".
The Nimbus have everything that I needed, as I put them on, I could tell the difference, the support was fantastic, the shoe fit like a glove all around the foot and it gives you a little extra bounce. So, I went running! now 3 weeks later, the shin splints are almost gone and I have improved my time around the Savannah (I live in Trinidad - 3.52km or 2.18 miles around)tremendously. The shoe is comfortable and I did not find you had any "breaking in" to do like some shoes.
Any person, heavy or not or those who have heavy feet would do well to get a pair of these, it's like walking on clouds (no pun intended) They also have a wide pronation range so can suit many types of runners from unders to overs.
I hope this review helps you make a decision. You can't go wrong with these.
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Asics Mens Gel-Kayano 14 Running Shoes
Price : $134.99
Features
: - 4E Width
- Impact Guidance System (I.G.S.®) - Linked componentry that enhances the footTMs natural gait from heel strike to toe-off
- PHF® (Personal Heel Fit) - Memory foam lined heel collar molds to athleteTMs heel, creating personalized fit
- ComforDry Sockliner - Provides optimal cushioning performance in a cooler, drier, healthier environment
- DuraSponge® Outsole - Superior durability and cushioning with less weight
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This running shoe from Asics is packed with comfort technology! DuoMax®, a proprietary system with two different density midsole materials, helps prevent overpronation, while the Impact Guidance System encourages a smoother stride. The synthetic leather and mesh upper is designed with Biomorphic FitTM, so the upper moves with your foot. Plus, a memory foam lined heel collar gently hugs your foot for a perfect fit!
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They've gone and changed perfection.
I remember slipping into my first pair of Kayano 13's and they were heaven. The 13's are the perfect width, have wonderful cushioning and my feet are never tired or achy after a run. I was thrilled about these new 14's and couldn't wait to buy a pair. Until I tried a pair on the other day. Asics has narrowed the toe box and heel, it doesn't feel as cushy and they're just not as nice. I think I had better stock up on my 13's before they're hard to come by. If you're a 13 fan, I recommend actually trying these 14's on before buying them online!
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Kayano's Rock
The Kayano 14 fits great and has a very nice ride. I have been running in Kayano's for 8 years and this version is my favorite. The new solyte material has a much softer feel compared to the old solyte which was first introduced in Kayano 13. If you're looking for a supportive shoe with lots of cushioning, the Kayano is the best!
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Kayano 14s vs. Nimbus 9
They don't sell either shoe where I live in northern Japan, so during a recent trip to Tokyo I decided to buy one pair of each. Now I alternate between the two. I like both shoes, but for different reasons. The K14s are a bit heavier, but have more cushioning. The Nimbus 9's have less cushioning, but are lighter. Both provide ample support. I feel like I'm working harder when I run in the Nimbus 9s, whereas the K14s help propel me along. I've had fast runs in both shoes and slow runs in both shoes. As a comparison I owned a pair of Kayano 12s which I didn't wear long enough to wear out. Compared to the K12s, the K14s are a little heavier but provide more cushioning and support. The K12s actually feel closer to the Nimbus 9s, but the N9s provide more support.
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like running on pillows
I have no knowledge of the previous versions of the gel kayano because this is my first pair, and so far I'm extremely satisfied with them. No more hard thudding on the treadmill that my old Reeboks use to make me do (i will never go back), so I definitely feel way less impact on the knees while running. Bonus that the shoes look good. Also, they are on sale at Nordstrom for 99.90 for the anniversery sale for about another week. I'm so glad i finally invested in a good pair of running shoes.
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A disappointment
I'm a longtime Gel Kayano user, having run in them since the VIIIs. The latest incarnation is a disappointment. Continuing a trend that started with the 13s, the shoe is even longer in the toe and tighter in the toe box and heel. It also feels firmer and less flexible; I read that Asics increased the amount of Gel cushioning used in the 14s, but placed a stiffer plate over the Gel in order to maintain stability.
Despite walking in them for a week to break them in, I have some pain in the arches, heels, and stiffness in the calves two weeks after switching from my 13s. Your mileage may vary, but I don't think this redesign agrees with me. Even if you have run in previous Kayanos, I would recommend trying them in a store before ordering.
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Asics Men?s GT-2130 Running Shoes
Price : $94.99
Features
: - Impact Guidance System (I.G.S.®) - Linked componentry that enhances the footTMs natural gait from heel strike to toe-off
- Solyte Midsole Material - Lighter than ASICSTM standard EVA and SpEVA®, combined with improved cushioning and durability
- Space Trusstic System - An advanced system that creates a pocket between the Trusstic System® device and the midsole, allowing for greater midsole
- DuoMax® Support System - deformation and more efficient foot function
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Asics® continues its tradition of bringing quality shoes to the avid runner. To ensure that you have a smooth run, DuoMax® is added to maintain your shoe?s proper support, while correcting the degree and velocity of pronation. A lightweight midsole offers excellent bounce-back and durability, while the high abrasion resistant rubber outsole offers extra comfort and durability. Get a personalized fit with the plush memory foam heel liner that molds to your heel, making foot irritation a thing of the past. Recommended for normal arches. Click here to view the outsole.
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Great shoe!
I haven't owned a pair of ASICS for some time. The ASICS GT 2130 is a great shoe! I just ran on them for the first time, an easy 30 min around the neighborhood...my wife asked me, 'How were they?' - I told her, 'They are like the Volkswagen Passat, 90% of the performance of an Audi A4 or BMW 3 series, but at almost 40% less the cost!' - In other words - they are great and they do everything very VERY well. They are stable- but yield just enough, they are responsive - but not out of control, and they are comfortable - but not overly so. Maybe the ASICS Nimbus 9 or Brooks Trance 7 do these things a little bit better, but at 15-20 mi per week tops, and not a marathoner, why pay the extra$$. I should say my current shoe is the Nike Air Volermo, which is nice, but not as responsive on the pavement as the ASICS.
Pros - price, performance, styling (the orange color is killer) Con - the toe box feels 'wide' or loose when just standing around, but this was not evident when actually running.
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Most comfortable shoe to ever be on my feet
I had a job where I worked for six hours a day with a 20 minute break and the the rest of the time I was on my feet! I started out wearing a pair of old basketball shoes but I soon found out that was not a smart decision. After only a few days I noticed when I got home that I had achy feet and lower back pain like no other. So I went to my local shoe store and said show me the most comfortable shoe you guys have and they brought me the Asics, nikes, rebooks, and the north face. All of which were of the same design but the Asics hands down are the most comfortable. I feel so much better after a long day of work when I wear these.
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Great shoes
Great shoes! I have wide feet and very few shoes fit me. These fit beautifully and are comfortable for running and just general walking. I have used Asic shoes for many years and have always been very happy with them as long as I could find 4E versions. Thank God for online shopping.
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Strange fit
I bought this shoe (Asics GT-2130) because i have a slight pronation in my foot and i was hoping this would correct it. however, i've noticed increased strain on my knees since running in them. it also strains my calf muscles in places (towards the front and sides, which i guess are not really the calf?) i've never felt strain from jogging, but i guess that's just muscle development, which is a good thing. also, be warned, the fit is a little larger than most other shoes in the toe area. it's snug everywhere else, but my toes feel like they're just swimming around down there--maybe Asics are made for people with extra wide feet? or maybe you just have to order down a 1/2 size from what you would normally wear. on the positive side, the styling is great.
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Mizuno Wave Creation 9 - Men's
Price : $130.00
Features
: - Midsole Material: AP Midsole--The AP midsole provides lightweight, responsive cushioning.
- Cushioning Technology: Mizuno Wave®--Disperses impact forces uniformly over the length and width of the midsole, providing unrivaled cushioning.
- Heel Technology: VS-1™--VS-1™ absorbs shock and enhances cushioning properties by resisting compression-set, thus extending the cushioning life of the shoe.
- Outsole: X-10™--Durable carbon rubber that allows for longer wear in high impact areas and supplements traction at heel strike.
- Lacing System: Traditional Lacing System--Traditional lacing system provides a tighter fit for more centralized support.
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The Mizuno Wave Creation 9 men's running shoe is engineered for the runner with medium-to-high arches for maximum cushioning and impact protection. Mizuno Wave - The leading footwear technology that combines cushioning and stability, two distinctly different elements that are both inherently necessary in great running shoes. SensorPoint - Suspension system which connects the Wave plate to the ground, thereby enhancing stability and traction. Dual density heel Sensorpoints enhance support properties of Wave Technology. SmoothRide - Engineering approach to minimize the rapid acceleration and deceleration of the foot during transition, creating the smoothest ride possible. AP Mid-Sole - Lightweight, responsive yet durable cushioning copolymer. VS-1 - Shock-absorbing cushioning compound found in the heel and forefoot. Mizuno Intercool - Full-length midsole ventilation system reduces heat and humidity buildup inside the shoe. AIRMesh - Provides the utmost in breathability and comfort of the upper. X10 - The most durable carbon rubber that allows for loner wear in high impact areas and supplements traction at heel strike. Dynamotion Fit - Utilizes multiple innovative construction design features which reduce the effects of lateral stress on the shoe, resulting in an optimal fit while in motion. Through design technologies such as two-piece heel construction, strategically placed stress relief areas, dual-step eyelet, and a 3-D tongue, this fit provides the most customized fit available to maximize performance and enhance the running experience. Unless otherwise noted in the Size_Color drop down menu, all sizes are in U.S. sizing. Also, unless otherwise noted, men's sizes are in standard D width and women's sizes are in standard B width.
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great shoe
I just recently got this shoe. I had been running in Nike Pegasus shoes and was constantly getting blisters especially after long runs >8 miles. This is my first pair of Mizunos. WOW! They are so comfortable. I was afraid because they are a little higher and heavier that they might be a little clunky, but they are the smoothest shoe I have ever run in. I can whole heartedly recommend this shoe, or at least trying it out. (everyone's feet are different). The plastic plate shock absorbers, work really well and feel very responsive. I was going to get the Wave Rider 11s but they felt a little too soft, even though they were lighter. I haven't worn them long enough to discuss the durability. All in all I am really happy with this shoe.
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Mizuno WR 9 vs. Asics Gel Nimbus 10: Go with Asics
Bought the Mizuno Wave Runner 9 shoe and the Asics Gel Nimbus 10's at the same time. I found the Asics to be the best fit for me....
Pluses: * Designed for medium to high arches - good comfort in upper shoe area * Material/ventilation permits good shoe breathability * Shoe design seemingly propels you forward - very healthy heel cushioning system * Good looking shoe
Concerns: * Feels like fore-foot and midfoot is swimming in the shoe - not nearly as snug as Asics fit * Have read that the shoe fits 1/2 to full size small - don't buy it - get sized * Shoes on heavy side at 13.9 oz (vs. Asics Gel Nimbus 10 @ 12.4 oz) * While heel has good cushioning, mid-foot and toe cushioning feels inadequate in comparison
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Design changes getting worse
I've been running in the Mizuno Wave Creation for almost ten years now. I have sent Mizuno a lot of money over the years. I've stayed with the model through several improvements/iterations, because for me, once I've found a shoe that works for me, I tend to stick with it until it stops working. Also, honestly, I'd rather avoid all the trouble of finding a new "perfect" home for my feet.
Well, I think the time to re-initiate the search may have come. The latest iteration of the MWC has a looser build about it, with the insole side feeling like it's made of two separate pieces held together only with some flimsy elastic. It's just odd and feels cheap.
In any case, my next pair of running shoes may be another pair of MWCs, but it will only be after I've tried on what's available from the other manufacturers -- something I have not done in a long time.
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Mizuno Wave Creation 9
It's an excellent tennis. Its deadening system and construction are very efficient. I recommend it.
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The best shoes ever. I enjoy every step of the way.
Excellent shoes i love run with it. I have already run almost 200 KM after i bought between training and some 10km competition.
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Questions & Answers
Question : Do you really need Spikes for Cross Country wont regular shoes work?
Do you really need Spikes for Cross Country wont regular shoes work?
I just bought a good pair of running shoes and dont feel like putting the money out and buying shoes with spikes. Also is spandex needed? TY!
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Do you really need Spikes for Cross Country wont regular shoes work?
I just bought a good pair of running shoes and dont feel like putting the money out and buying shoes with spikes. Also is spandex needed? TY!
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Question : What are good Cross Country race shoes?
I have never done Cross Country before but have done track. So for cross country are spiked shoes good or are non spikes better? Any brands and models you recommend? I personally did not enjoy running with spikes in track because I thought it was harder for some reason, I guess this is just a personal preference. But what would you recommend? Just regular Asics shoes?
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I have never done Cross Country before but have done track. So for cross country are spiked shoes good or are non spikes better? Any brands and models you recommend? I personally did not enjoy running with spikes in track because I thought it was harder for some reason, I guess this is just a personal preference. But what would you recommend? Just regular Asics shoes?
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Question : Whats a good kind of cross country shoes for a meet? Like do I want Spikes,or Flat bottom rubber??
Cross Country course are all different, they are hilly,rough, and soft. It is 3.1 miles and I need a good race shoes, I am a junior in high school.
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for cross country you're going to want spikes with a rubber spike plate and removable spikes
this way, if the course has a lot of cement on it, you can take the spikes out and just race without them in the shoe
go to a running shoe store, though, as opposed to a huge sporting goods store, because they'll make sure you're fitted correctly and will recommend a good pair for you
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Question : what are some cross country shoes?
in high school used to do football switch to cross country what are good running shoes
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in high school used to do football switch to cross country what are good running shoes
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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 : where can i buy good cross country running shoes at a desent price?
I need running shoes and running shorts,shirts,sweet pants,ect... for high school cross country please help
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If you have Big 5 store in your area, they have great prices on running shoes, running outfits. Great deals on New Balances, Reeboks..ect. Thats where i would purchace my stuff for track. Nextag.com and eastbay.com have great variety on spike long distance shoes and clothing
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Question : What type of cross country shoes should I purchase?
The best answer would provide me with two pairs of shoes, 1 pair for racing and 1 pair for training.
Spikes or flats? If so, what brand/specific model should I get?
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spikes usually are alot better for cross than flats so i would get a pair of those for racing, im not going to name a specific type of shoe that you should get because the best shoe is really different for each person like for example if you over pronate you should get a different shoe than your friend that under pronates.
for trainers again i wont name a brand our model, for pretty much same reasons.
my best advice too you is too go to a running specialty type of store (not a footlocker or champs) because running stores usually have people working there that are runners and can know what type of shoes would be best for you
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Question : Where is the best place to get cross country shoes?
I usually just use regular running shoes for cross country but as my last year in high school I would like to try using real cross country shoes. I don't want ones with spikes though. Our cross country team doesn't use those.
Any answers are appreciated!
Thanks!
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It depends on how serious you are about running, and how often you run. When you are buying your first serious pair, I always recommend going to a good running store so they can take a look at your feet. They can tell what kind of arches you have, whether you pronate when you run, and where you land on your foot. All of these factors affect what kind of shoe you should get. If you get the wrong one, it can lead to unnecessary pain and discomfort. You can't just go somewhere and say "I want Asics". Asics makes a whole line of shoes for all different types of feet. It's like going to a bookstore and saying that you want a book.
Once you find a model that works for you, then you can go to an outlet store. But if you are serious about continuing to run, take the time to go to a store that specializes in running. You will be happy you did!
PS, here's a good link to a Runners' World site that will help you to see what kind of shoe will best fit your foot. They also have a lot of reviews from other users, so you can see what might work best for you;
http://www.runnersworld.com/topic/0,7122,s6-240-319-0-0,00.html
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Question : Can I Use my Track shoes for cross country?
I have Brooks Nerve LD spikes that are in reat shape and i really like them. Would they work well in cross country, too?
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yeah go for it. they'll work
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Question : Do I need sprinting shoes for cross country?
I know cross country is a long distance, and not really sprinting sorta sport but i was wondering if i should get light weight sprinting shoes for races... So do I need sprinting shoes for cross country? help! thanx! :)
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You should get just running shoes to train in, but for races and such, I would say you should buy flats ( flats are light-weight and helps you move faster in races). You can buy flats at Snail's Pace. It shouldn't be too expensive.
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