Stockton Heath Blue
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I know what you mean. I was praying not to be passed as the urge to put the burners on would have been too great.
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I know what you mean. I was praying not to be passed as the urge to put the burners on would have been too great.
Man_City_Loyal
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did a 7k this morning, foots killing.
Nike trainer split, so busted and rather not wear any of my normal trainers.
Does anyone from experience recommend any running trainers for say under the £60 mark?
Nike trainer split, so busted and rather not wear any of my normal trainers.
Does anyone from experience recommend any running trainers for say under the £60 mark?
Brilliant effort! How do you feel ?
That’s the worse time, so hard to resist picking up the pace
Nebuchadnezzar
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Back in the game. My 14 day quarantine ended today so I got out for a casual paced 3k just to get the cobwebs off. Hadn't been on a run since late July so it was just about getting back out there today with no expectation than to just finish it.
Stuuuuuu
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Sorry to hear about your shoes. To be honest, this is the one bit of kit where it's wise to pay the money for something that does the job and prevents injuries. It's hard to get decent running shoes for less than about £75.
I can get 30% off Adidas if its any good for you. I can PM you a code [emoji106]
Manchester1894
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Which Nike runners have you been using and how long did you have them for?
Man_City_Loyal
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Couldnt say the style but have had them for a fw years
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Cheers DT.
Man_City_Loyal
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I have the adidas nite joggers in a few different colourways but i like to wear them out and about so i dunno about using them.
Some nice New balance and under armour on sale
hobbsisablue
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Try and get to a sports shop where they video you on the treadmill. According to your gait they can then recommend the right shoe for you. I used to love Adidas Boost but have switched to Asics as they tend to be cheaper.
Man_City_Loyal
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think i am going with the Adidas Pulseboots HD. Good reviews and looks like some ankle support aswell.
Stockton Heath Blue
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If you can, get yourself to the Asics outlet store at Cheshire Oaks. You can usually pick up something reasonably priced there and they will check out your gait and advise whether you pronate/under-pronate or are neutral.
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Thank SHB :)
hobbsisablue
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That's exactly what I did and Asics are reasonably priced.
Stoned Rose
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Top 7.5k in the rain.
Took the HR on a bit of a spin between 125 and 165.
Think I'm Said Auoita these days :)
Took the HR on a bit of a spin between 125 and 165.
Think I'm Said Auoita these days :)
Manchester1894
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Have an open mind going in... reviews like this make me dubious about the shoe. Seems heavy and the ankle bit gets mentioned.
Try them on properly (if at all possible). If the shop don't let you, then buy them, wear them out of the store, walk back in after a good walk and return them if not all that :)
Fit and what suits your foot is everything but you cannot go wrong with anything from this list imho.
The 10 Best Running Shoes for Men 2025 | Fleet Feet
Looking for a new pair of shoes? We curated this list of the best men's running shoes of 2025 to make sure you find the perfect pair for your training.
Man_City_Loyal
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Have an open mind going in... reviews like this make me dubious about the shoe. Seems heavy and the ankle bit gets mentioned.
Try them on properly (if at all possible). If the shop don't let you, then buy them, wear them out of the store, walk back in after a good walk and return them if not all that :)
Fit and what suits your foot is everything but you cannot go wrong with anything from this list imho.
The 10 Best Running Shoes for Men 2025 | Fleet Feet
Looking for a new pair of shoes? We curated this list of the best men's running shoes of 2025 to make sure you find the perfect pair for your training.www.fleetfeet.com
wish I seen this now before I bought them
Manchester1894
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Youtube is only a guide. If you've run in Adidas foam itterations before and had no issues, sure you'll be fine.
I ran in Pegasus 35's and people were saying the 37's were a bit narrowerer and clunkier as the heel's taller. I find them brilliant. It's down to you. Don't forget if you don't like them, just return them. With new trainers, always test them out on a dry sunny day. That way you can return them in almost spotless condition without issue. Run in the rain and cake them with mud and they'll no doubt kick off.
Then once you are happy to keep them spray some of this over them every 3-4 months - it'll make water bead off rather than go into the fabric and if your sole is white, mud splashes can be wiped off without staining. I use it on the family shoes - ace for primary kid shoes that get mucky too. Now my Peg 35's have lost their bounce they look great for a casual walking trainer round parks etc. :)
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