/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
im looking for some great cyber monday deals on hoka running shoes and hoping to score a good discount. I recently started running more seriously, and my current shoes are not cutting it anymore. i need something that offers better cushioning and support to improve my performance and prevent injury.im hoping to upgrade to a quality pair of hokas without stretching my budget too much.if anyone knows where to find the best prices on hokas leave a comment.TIA
update: found the following HOKA deals:
Best HOKA Cyber Monday deals:
didn‘t know the brand at first, got them today for 50% off!
Hey just need help with some stinky shoes , thanks :)
Hello, I was hoping someone could tell me what kinds of shoes these are ? I know they’re asics but I can’t find them. So I’m hoping maybe someone knows the specific name. These are for women as they’ll be a gift for my wife. Thanks.
Hello, does anyone have any recommendations for a shoe similar to this Nike shoe? Really like the idea of them being laceless as well as a bit forming to your foot. I’ve just had these for a long time and want something new!
I keep seeing stuff on hokas and I like the style but do yall recommend something better? Thank you
I’ve always worn New Balance shoes, but the newer models are getting tighter and tighter in the upper area. I usually get women’s 1080 and More models in 2e width. Anyone suggest something comparable that is as wide and have more room in the upper (not as tight)? I also have a neutral gait and would like tons of cushion like the 1080s and More. I tried Altra and Hoka 2yrs ago, but found they weren’t as wide as New Balance.
I have a high arch and have suffered from plantar fasciitis in recent years. Due to this, I searched for a comfortable shoe for every day use, primarily walking. I went to a running store for their recommendations and expertise and fell in love with the comfort of the ASICS Gel Nimbus. However, I am now on the third pair in less than 6 months. I must have pointy toes or something because a small hole develops on the top of both shoes, right where my toe must hit. They replaced them twice now but I think I need to give it up and accept that this design just doesn’t work for me, at least in the long term.
But I really love how they feel so cushioned yet supportive. Any other comparable shoes you could recommend to me that will give me this feeling of comfort for every day use? That might last longer than a month or two?
I have a very high arch. As my podiatrist put it, my foot is shaped like a high heel. He said most people need low profile shoes but for my foot I need a sneaker that essentially has a heel. He said I need a sneaker where the heel is higher than the toe instead of a flat sole. Does anyone have any suggestions on what shoes fit that description? He suggested going to the shoe store in town & asking but I don’t trust a 16 year old who just wants to make some extra cash to have that much insight to offer.
Hi I have wide feet and was wondering what shoe would accommodate me more and feels faster overall for half and full marathons? Thanks
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?
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