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Saucony Guide 9. They're fine. I have no complaints. I didn't pick them really though. The guy at the shoestore put them on my feet and they felt okay and they weren't too expensive. At this point though both shoes are ripping along the side of the little toe so I don't know if I'll be able to keep using them much longer. I wouldn't object to just buying another pair, though.
EDIT: I'm not a runner though. I walk jog a couple miles on sidewalks every couple days but that's the extent of my ambition.
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+1 I am rotating 2 pairs and have another 2 ready to go (usually I have a 150-200 mile split between the pairs so I am able to judge when the longer pair ready for retirement).
Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 35. Checked some reviews before going shopping that had them on top back in May. Been very happy with them.
I just bought the pegasus 35 turbo. The toe box seems really tight. Will the fabric open up once I start running or should I go up a half size and risk a loosey goosey shoe?
These trail running shoes by Altra. They have a wide front end to prevent the toes cramping, and zero drop/natural form running.
I have been using them them mostly for hiking tho.
I also have a different pair of trail running shoes from The North Face, they ain't great, but the soles are very hard, so I use them at the gym, on the bycicle and for occasional sprint sessions on asphalt.
Some Asics trail runnings shoes I've had for a few years, I like them, they're light, fit well and have a good grip
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The fabric is really strong i had 0 problems even after 1200km on the first pair and now more than 600 on the second one.
Saucony ISO Ride 2 as everyday trainers
New Balance 890v7 for tempo, VO2 max and hard workouts
New Balance MD800V6 for racing and track workouts
First pair of running shoes I've gotten since I've started semi seriously running (a 5k every month or so)
Hey I have those too for day hikes and trail running! Got them slightly used for $40 at REIs garage sale.
These trail running shoes by Altra. They have a wide front end to prevent the toes cramping, and zero drop/natural form running.
I have been using them them mostly for hiking tho.
I also have a different pair of trail running shoes from The North Face, they ain't great, but the soles are very hard, so I use them at the gym, on the bycicle and for occasional sprint sessions on asphalt.
My normal runners are Mizuno Wave Inspire 15s. I like them a lot, but I like I liked the 14s better.
I've used them to walk the Way of St. James, and they were truly amazing. I've always struggled with blisters, but the wide space for the toes and the excellent support of the foot let me walk 30/40Km each day with no problem whatsoever. (Well, and using fancy socks, fancy anti-chafing cream, taking rests every two hours...)
I'd really recommend these, my next asphalt shoes will certainly be from this brand. (Beforw I really liked Newton Running, but lately they are difficult to find in Spain bwcause of problems with the distributor)
What are these ones called? Like the look of them.I have these and really like them
Salomon Sense Ride 2 GTX for trail running
just wore out my street shoes (NBs) so this thread is handy
just wore out my street shoes (NBs) so this thread is handy
There’s a Nike store and a footlocker near me. Gonna go try them on tomorrow. I love how they look, so hopefully they fit well.
I'm alternating between these two:
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