All depends on the brand, model, trails or roads, and your running
style. Nikes in about 50 to 100 miles, others like Asics you can
conceivably get 1,000 to 1,500 miles from.
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You Nike-haters crack me up. I've been running mostly in the Air Pegasus
and have been getting 400 to 500 out of them. My Asics do seem to last a
little longer, but saying Nikes are only good for 50 or 100 seems kind of
silly."Gate runner" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1109304248.881362.313300
@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com:Quoted message said:
All depends on the brand, model, trails or roads, and your running
style. Nikes in about 50 to 100 miles, others like Asics you can
conceivably get 1,000 to 1,500 miles from. -
T'ain't the shoes we hate...
Newsdude said:
You Nike-haters crack me up. I've been running mostly in the Air Pegasus
and have been getting 400 to 500 out of them. My Asics do seem to last a
little longer, but saying Nikes are only good for 50 or 100 seems kind of
silly."Gate runner" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1109304248.881362.313300
@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com:Quoted message said:
All depends on the brand, model, trails or roads, and your running
style. Nikes in about 50 to 100 miles, others like Asics you can
conceivably get 1,000 to 1,500 miles from. -
We are "nike haters" for a reason, they suck. You are 1) a light
runner, 2) have no pronation issues or running style defects, 3) don't
do heavy mileage, and 4) are ignorant about running shoes. Yep, you're
a nike guy allright. -
Bite me.
"They suck" is such a coherent and detailed argument. Let me guess: You
also run Linux because Microsoft "sucks." Or you use a Mac because Intel
"sucks." And you drive a Dodge Truck because the Japanese "suck."Yes, I am 1) a light runner; 2) have no pronation issues or running style
defects; 3) don't do heavy mileage (I'm pretty comfy staying fit at 25-30
miles a week).But "ignorant about running shoes" -- that's for someone who falls back
on "Nike sucks, so all their shoes suck" and then claims the shoes last
for just 50 to 100 miles.When was the last time you actually bought and ran in Nikes?
As an experiment, and even on the advice of some folks here, I've tried
several neutral-cushioned shoes from several makers. For reasons of
comfort or fit or whatever, I always go back to my Nikes or my Asics.One reason: In terms you understand, the others sucked. Well, their
companies suck. But I'll present a reason why: Not many of them even
bother to make wide width running shoes in the better styles. Nike and
Asics do.Oh, yeah. You suck, too.
"Gate runner" <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:[email hidden]:Quoted message said:
We are "nike haters" for a reason, they suck. You are 1) a light
runner, 2) have no pronation issues or running style defects, 3) don't
do heavy mileage, and 4) are ignorant about running shoes. Yep, you're
a nike guy allright. -
Tom Phillips <[email hidden]> wrote in
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T'ain't the shoes we hate...
I know, I know. Evil empire, child slave labor, crappy wages in third world
countries. But that describes about every major company out there. If I
picked products that way, I'd live in a straw hut without power or modern
conveniences. -
"Newsdude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Tom Phillips <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:[email hidden]:Quoted message said:
T'ain't the shoes we hate...
I know, I know. Evil empire, child slave labor, crappy wages in third
world
countries. But that describes about every major company out there. If I
picked products that way, I'd live in a straw hut without power or modern
conveniences.oh big man thinks he would have straw huh?
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But I'll present a reason why: Not many of them even
bother to make wide width running shoes in the better styles. Nike and
Asics do.
__?? i don't know about that and don't they both take a far backseat
compared to NB when it comes to width considerations in delivering
running shoes to runners? i think so. NB is king of that department
guys.i'll throw you both a bone. nikes run narrow across all
lines/models/etc. don't ask me why, they just do. nikes last 50-100
miles? well that is a factual statement as the mayfly last exactly 62
miles, according to nike. they're not ashamed of that....that's in
fact the intent.Gate Runner seems to know what he's talking about...and I give him some
humor points. Newsdude knows his running, can fire right back and I
score this a "draw".
Now why don't you both run along and get a pair a Mizunos....you'll
feel better 🙂 -
Newsdude said:
Bite me.
"They suck" is such a coherent and detailed argument. Let me guess: You
also run Linux because Microsoft "sucks." Or you use a Mac because Intel
"sucks."Well, actually, now that you broadened the discussion, I agree 100% that
Microsoft sucks. I do own nothing but Apple Mac's and run on their Unix
operating system. Life is good in the Mac world where things just work
and there hasn't been a computer virus, worm, trojan horse, spyware, or
adware since two entire operating systems ago, OS 8 -- I think that's
been since '98 or so.So, good rhetorical argument about the stupidity of critiquing based on
the nuanced "sucks" verb/adjective. But when applied to Microsoft and
Windows, it's true!-- Josh (who is on your side with everything else you wrote!)
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