/r/ShoesForRunning
The place for all runners looking for advice or to discuss shoes that will help them either for training or races.
The place for all runners to discuss shoes that will help them either for training or races.
/r/ShoesForRunning
The last few pairs of shoes and boots I've had, the insoles always end up slipping around in my shoe to the point I have to remove them and reset them nearly every time I put my shoes on.
Does this mean I am wearing the wrong size shoe?
I saw someone wearing these type of shoes, I couldn’t ask them what’s the name of them so I can just give a description. They are very low under the ankle, and the whole shoe is flat, but the soles are very wide and big, with these air bags. The soles aren’t transparent. These are the most similar ones I could find but the e ones I saw had bigger soles
Hello everyone, I'm looking for spikes for 800m and 1500m. However, I have very wide feet in the forefoot. Do you know of any models that might suit me? I've tried the Adidas Adizero Ambition but it's too tight. I thought I saw that the Nike Victory was interesting for wide feet. Thanks a lot
I have broad toes, so I like shoes which are wide at the top.
Another requirement is that I like shoes which 'cover' the toes with a sturdy material (not the 'mesh/ fabric' running shoes which are popular nowadays).
This limits my options. I'd bought 2-3 pairs of the Nike Dual Fusion Run2 shoes (some 10 years ago), but my last pair is falling apart now.
Would like a similar shoe.
Any suggestions?
P.S.- I run on a 'trail' (hard mud), for about 2-3 months at a time, and 2-3 times a year.
Can I put On cloud cloudtilt shoes into washing machine?
Can I put On cloud cloudtilt shoes into washing machine?
Encontré estos en internet y tienen este tipo de suela y no sé si sea lo correcto, juego tochito mi posición es centro y mis jugadas son de máximo 10 yardas. Help me??
Is Saucony kinvara pro or Endorphin pro better suited for an overpronator using stability shoes looking to up their game by using carbon plated shoes.( Which is more stable)? What are the pros and cons using these shoes by overpronators
Got these shoes 2 weeks ago so they're really new. First time wearing these with jeans today and it's already stained (denim bleeding). How can I get rid of these stains? Help please.
Trying to decide between 3 supertrainer shoes and wanted to know people’s thoughts.
Looking for a NB daily trainer. Which would you pick between 1080 v13 or SuperComp Trainer V3 and why?
Looking for a suggestion of a good website or online guide to selecting the perfect sneaker. I need something for moderate jogging/hiking and other activity’s.
I have a local fleet feet, but feel terrible wasting their time when I intend to order shoes online.
Dealing with some injuries from my current throw away sneakers that are hindering my ability to workout.
Any thoughts appreciated!
Hey y'all... not a runner but I do enjoy the cushioning of a running shoe for my walks. Can anyone recommend a good shoe that might help? I've been looking at Altra, Hoka, and Brooks. Had a pair of Clifton 8's previously that turned out pretty quick and hurt my knees. Is there anything in any line that might fit the bill?
Hi everyone, I have a pair of GT2000-10 I use for all of my running training. I first got them because I slightly pronate and was looking for something specific.
I’m running an average 22km a week, and I’m alternating long runs (7-8km) and tempo/intervals runs. I plan on getting my PB down to 25:00, so you can guess my pace is not crazy good by any means.
The shoe feels ok for slower runs (long and easy runs) but overall it lacks some “feedback”. It is not that bouncy, and while it is comfortable to run on pillows, I would like to have some of that energy back for faster runs.
What should I look into?
I need comfy cheap running shoes ($65 or lower) for my son. He is 13 almost 14 and wears size 8
Initial impressions are that these are responsive with the energy foam. Stable with the ActiveChasis technology and generally just comfortable. Will be interested to see how the durability holds up, and it’s a shame that it doesn’t have quick lace but overall I’m impressed so far!
I recently fell for the incessant marketing of Flux Footwear. They are good looking shoes that promise to replace all of your favorite shoe companies. I ordered a pair of their new Adapt Trail Runners. It took a ridiculous 14 days to actually receive the shoes in the mail. As far as the shoe goes, I think they way overhype certain aspects, such as the "roomy" toe box. At best, they are similar to Altra's standard foot shape. I also believe that they run a bit on the small size. I knew that just going up a half size was not going to fix the issues I had, so I decided to just return the shoes. This is where the insanity began. This company has maybe the single worst return process I have ever had to deal with. Besides charging $13 for a return, which I did read in the policy, they run you through this ridiculous gauntlet of steps to actually be able to return them. You must email them to be sent the link to even begin the return process. Then you must send pictures of the shoes to prove that they are up to their standards for return. They have this ridiculous checklist, that you must complete to move forward with the process. Then they tell you that they will review the info that you sent and get back to you, possibly with more questions. 3 days later I finally received my confirmation from them that I could, in fact, return my shoes. In today’s world of Amazon fast shipping and super easy, hassle free returns, there is no way this company will last. I am also absolutely certain that all of their social media is filled with A.I. bot or fake comments/reviews. Look for one even remotely negative comment on their products in their social media feeds. They are either all fake, or they are heavily censoring the comment sections. This is just a warning from me. I would steer clear of this company. I do not believe they will be around long anyway.