What's real good running shoes?

[bran987]

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[Spartacus]

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[Spartacus]

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[layinback]

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[Lestat]

The only real answer here is:

The BEST running shoe you could possibly get, is the one that feels most comfortable for you.

Every brand has its own nuances, some people like one brand over the other, some people need a specific model.

I'd try out the basic entry level runners for Nike (Air Pegasus), Reebok, Brooks, New Balance, Saucony, and Mizuno. There are others, but in that order try on shoes. Many people like Nike or Reebok, some of the other brands offer slight differences that people like. Things like running style (do you over or under pronate?), weight, and terrain you will be running on can make a difference.

 

[rubberneck]

I ran through two pairs of New Balance in less than a year. The last pair started tearing up at the inside of the heel, exposing the rather annoying hard plastic.

I won't buy this brand any more. I found it not fit for constant, daily use. It might fare well for occasional workouts or if you have an office job, though.

I stick with boots or a mid-range pair of Nike air shoes (if I can find a pair that's not horribly obnoxious looking. I wouldn't be caught dead in those ugly Nike shox things.)

This is so true!!!

 

[Gymgurl]

The only real answer here is:

The BEST running shoe you could possibly get, is the one that feels most comfortable for you.

Every brand has its own nuances, some people like one brand over the other, some people need a specific model.

I'd try out the basic entry level runners for Nike (Air Pegasus), Reebok, Brooks, New Balance, Saucony, and Mizuno. There are others, but in that order try on shoes. Many people like Nike or Reebok, some of the other brands offer slight differences that people like. Things like running style (do you over or under pronate?), weight, and terrain you will be running on can make a difference.

I agree 100%