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  1. What cross training brand of running shoe would you recommend for running??

    Cheers,

    Remo Rosati, author DIVINE INTERVENTION geocities.comnewnovelann

  2. R R said:

    What cross training brand of running shoe would you recommend for running??

    That depends too much on the runner.

    I like Asics - they tend to fit me well. New Balance is well known for offering wide sizes. Nike has
    a nice advertizing budget. Brooks does not.
    --
    Jason O'Rourke www.jor.com

  3. Hi Remo,

    I would recommend that you go to a specialty running store (ie: not foot locker or something like
    that, but an independent local shop owned and operated by runners) and find the brand which fits
    your foot the best. Have the sales person analyze your biomechanics and recommend the right shoe for
    you. A shoe that works well for one person, won't necessarily work for others. If you don't mind
    sharing what city you live in, you may receive some recommendations for a good local running shop,
    otherwise I would do a search for running clubs in your area and find out from members what
    specialty shop to visit. I think any of the big name brands (Nike, Asics, Saucony, New Balance) make
    quality shoes, it is a question as to what shoe is right for your biomechanical needs, and what shoe
    fits your foot well. A specialty running store should only carry quality shoes. The big name brands
    do make a few cheaper models, which won't hold up well for running, but you should not find these in
    a specialty store.

    Good luck! Heidi

    R R said:

    What cross training brand of running shoe would you recommend for running??

    Cheers,

    Remo Rosati, author DIVINE INTERVENTION geocities.comnewnovelann

  4. Quoted message said:

    What cross training brand of running shoe would you recommend for running

    Take Heidi's advice. But whatever you do, do not get a "Cross Training" shoe for running, for most
    people they are only good for very short mileage. Get a running shoe.

  5. "Jbenkert111" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    What cross training brand of running shoe would you recommend for


    running

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    Take Heidi's advice. But whatever you do, do not get a "Cross Training"


    shoe

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    for running, for most people they are only good for very short mileage.


    Get a

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    running shoe.

    Wow, what an *On Point* and informative rec.bicycles.racing post

    You, along with the entire AOL crew, are geniuses!

    -Ken

  6. R R said:

    What cross training brand of running shoe would you recommend for running??

    Cheers,

    None. I would recommend a running shoe for running.

    "Cross-training" shoes, by definition, are a compromise. Why compromise on something so important?

    Mike Tennent "IronPenguin"

  7. You're such a dipshit it's amazing

    "Ken Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:y%A0b.154809$Oz4.42293@rwcrnsc54...

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    "Jbenkert111" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    What cross training brand of running shoe would you recommend for


    running

    Quoted message said:


    Take Heidi's advice. But whatever you do, do not get a "Cross Training"


    shoe

    Quoted message said:

    for running, for most people they are only good for very short mileage.


    Get a

    Quoted message said:

    running shoe.

    Wow, what an *On Point* and informative rec.bicycles.racing post

    You, along with the entire AOL crew, are geniuses!

    -Ken

  8. Get a running shoe not a x-trainer - thats like asking what the best hybrid bike is for
    road racing...

    "R R" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    What cross training brand of running shoe would you recommend for


    running??

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    Cheers,

    Remo Rosati, author DIVINE INTERVENTION geocities.comnewnovelann

  9. "Ken Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    (BS snipped)

    I am thinking that you were an AOL user until recently and started to harass other AOL users the day
    after you graduated to another ISP. That seems to be your style, to smart off to people you perceive
    as not quite as smart or informed as you (and you are frequently wrong). In that sense, you are
    living in the most delicate glass house I have ever seen. Honestly Ken, you should try to be a
    little more kind.

  10. "R R" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    What cross training brand of running shoe would you recommend for running??

    Don't buy cross training shoes for running. Buy a shoe designed to run
    in.

    Go to a running store nearest you. Even if it is 2 hours drive away it will be worth it to have
    somebody see you run in the shoes you plan to buy. You don't give any specifics so I can't recommend
    a shoe for you. I've done most of my years of running in Nike and a little in Asics. I have a narrow
    heel which is the ideal type for Nike. I've been happy with both brands.

    Lastly don't cross post to so many groups especially off topic groups. Knowing the
    rec.bicycles.racing group as I do you'll get quite a few flames in response.

    my 0.02$ Andy

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    Cheers,

    Remo Rosati, author DIVINE INTERVENTION geocities.comnewnovelann

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