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I am looking for a durable brand of running shoes. I am a relatively new
runner with a few extra pounds (5'10" and 210 lbs.). I have flat feet,
which from my reading means I should be looking for a stability or motion
control shoe. I average between 6 and 20 miles a week, but am looking to
increase mileage as soon as the rainy season and the flooding is over. Is
there a brand that is particularly durable or longer lasting than others?
Dustin
standelds said:I am looking for a durable brand of running shoes. I am a relatively new
runner with a few extra pounds (5'10" and 210 lbs.). I have flat feet,
which from my reading means I should be looking for a stability or motion
control shoe. I average between 6 and 20 miles a week, but am looking to
increase mileage as soon as the rainy season and the flooding is over. Is
there a brand that is particularly durable or longer lasting than others?Dustin
Brooks have a good reputation for the heavier runner - I'd check them
out, along with Asics. Good general purpose shoes are Saucony. I run
a lot in Nikes, Adidas and Reebok, but I only run in flats so that
wouldn't be much good for you.
Edward
To make an educated suggestion for you, we'll need more info than "I'm
fat, and I have flat hooves."
My, my aren't we the polite one.
"Miss Anne Thrope" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:To make an educated suggestion for you, we'll need more info than "I'm
fat, and I have flat hooves."
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Quoted message said:My, my aren't we the polite one.
"Miss Anne Thrope" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:To make an educated suggestion for you, we'll need more info than "I'm
fat, and I have flat hooves."
In this group she actually is the polite one (troll).
standelds said:I thought if the best of all possible worlds would be to find a pair of
shoes that both fit and would last.
Well sure. But if you're running something like 50 miles a month in these
shoes, you should be able to get six months or more out of just about any
model, any brand. It's not worth worrying about whether you _might_ get an
additional month or two out of some different pair which doesn't feel as
good or work as well for you.
there are many brand sport shoes .http://www.unitenike.com
Nike Shoes, Nike Air Jordan Shoes, Nike Shox, Nike Air Max,Nike Air
Force One Adidas shoes Puma shoes and so on
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