Well, I really tried to be a good boy & search via Google, but there just wasn't much out there on
cushioning shoes (though I'd assume you guys have all beat this like a dead horse?) Anyway, I've
read a bit that Pegasus are good, and most air max (but air max what?) are good but some people
stick to the "Nike sucks" theme & Asics or NewBalance seem to satisfy the other majority of you
runners out there. (I'd not call myself a runner just yet, but I'm trying). Anyway, I'm running in
old, old Nike air's right now (couldn't tell you the name if I tried) and I've yet to receive some
high-top Shox for my basketball games, but as for street running I want (make that NEED) a shoe that
feels like running on a cloud!!!! TIA!
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Wow. Has anybody actually tried this "Zcoil pain relief" shoe with the real steel spring in the
back??? I certainly couldn't imagine wearing it for anything "but" running, however if it's
everything they say it is, I'd love to just see how they feel!!! What's Nike's
slogan???......"Boing"???? LOL!!! -
Asics Nimbus IV, I am 200 lbs and swear by these shoes. Saucony Grid Web are comfy too.
"Dooin' it" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Well, I really tried to be a good boy & search via Google, but there just wasn't much out there on
cushioning shoes (though I'd assume you guys have all beat this like a dead horse?) Anyway, I've
read a bit that Pegasus are good, and most air max (but air max what?) are good but some people
stick to the "Nike sucks" theme & Asics or NewBalance seem to satisfy the other majority of you
runners out there. (I'd not call myself a runner just yet, but I'm trying). Anyway, I'm running in
old, old Nike air's right now (couldn't tell you the name
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I tried) and I've yet to receive some high-top Shox for my basketball
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but as for street running I want (make that NEED) a shoe that feels like running on a
cloud!!!! TIA! -
Ahhh, even better since I'm 6'2" and 210lbs. I'll definitely check them out. Grids seem very popular
too. I searched a couple other keywords like "pavement" and "impact" etc. to see what other shoe
recommendations came up. I'll probably check out the Pegasus, Grids, Nimbus and I wish I knew what
to look for in an Air Max except there are so many Air Max versions I get confused! I'll see if I
can check out Adidas A3's too."Paul G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Asics Nimbus IV, I am 200 lbs and swear by these shoes. Saucony Grid Web are comfy too.
"Dooin' it" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I'm running in old, old Nike air's right now (couldn't tell you the name
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I tried) and I've yet to receive some high-top Shox for my basketball
games,Quoted message said:
but as for street running I want (make that NEED) a shoe that feels like running on a
cloud!!!! TIA! -
Nike full shox (not just heels) feels softest, but comes in about twice the price of ordinary
running shoes.
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