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Cosmos Vs Powersprint

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  1. Hi I'm looking to buy some spikes shoes. I will use them for
    short-medium distances... say 200-1500m. Mainly for
    training, I don't have a chance to race that often anymore.

    I was wondering if any of you could suggest the difference
    between the Adidas Cosmos and the Powersprint. They both
    have the "II" version, what's the difference?

    I see a Cosmos II for 200 bucks on the web and a
    Powersprint for 30.

    Does anybody have an idea if they have a narrow or wide fit?

    Thanks

    Nico

  2. Quoted message said:

    Hi I'm looking to buy some spikes shoes. I will use them
    for short-medium distances... say 200-1500m. Mainly for
    training, I don't have a chance to race that often anymore.

    I was wondering if any of you could suggest the difference
    between the Adidas Cosmos and the Powersprint. They both
    have the "II" version, what's the difference?

    I see a Cosmos II for 200 bucks on the web and a
    Powersprint for 30.

    Does anybody have an idea if they have a narrow or
    wide fit?

    Thanks

    Nico


    Cosmos is an Adidas entry level brand that I believe is
    being phased out. If you saw a Cosmos ll for $200, there is
    likely something wrong, as you can buy one on eastbay.com
    for $20. Powersprint is a sprint spike only intended for 100-
    400. If you are trying to run the full range of 200-1500,
    you are probably going to need a middle distance spike.
    Sprint spikes don't have heels, so it is difficult for most
    people to run 800/1500 in them.

    A couple other (nike) spikes you might look at are the Zoom
    Shift and Zoom Kennedy.

    Lyndon

    "Speed Kills...It kills those that don't have it!" --US
    Olympic Track Coach Brooks Johnson

  3. [email hidden] (Nico) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi I'm looking to buy some spikes shoes.

    What size? I emailed Spike, and he's a size 9.5, and has
    several pairs in various stages of wear he'll sell, so if
    that's good I'll put you two in touch and you can do biz.

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