puffy <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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anyone??
Go back to the store and get a replacement. Some numbnutz like Freese think switching insoles is a good idea, I do not, you alter the shoe by doing so. These are great shoes, don't take a chance on compromising them.
"puffy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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hey all, i bought a pair of asics 2070 on boxing day (didn't look in the box)
but when I took them home after I paid, one of the insoles is missing!!
I can still refund them, but I just want to get some secondary insoles, will that affect the shoe or my running in any way?
If not, which brands are recommended?
simple dr. sholes ones?
Any cheap full length insole will work. Spenco makes a good one but I'm sure you could get something similar at Wally World at a better price. Just remember the thicker insole you get the more space it will take up in your shoe (i.e. your shoes will feel tighter).
I went to my local running room (cdn running store) and the sales lady said any full length insole would do.
So I just bought some for $8.00 taxes in, rather than buying the $16.00 + tax for a spenco at running room 🙂
Jim Johnson said:
"puffy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
hey all, i bought a pair of asics 2070 on boxing day (didn't look in the box)
but when I took them home after I paid, one of the insoles is missing!!
I can still refund them, but I just want to get some secondary insoles, will that affect the shoe or my running in any way?
If not, which brands are recommended?
simple dr. sholes ones?
Any cheap full length insole will work. Spenco makes a good one but I'm sure you could get something similar at Wally World at a better price. Just remember the thicker insole you get the more space it will take up in your shoe (i.e. your shoes will feel tighter).