Shoes with no laces - recommendation?

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also sold at almost any local running or triathlon shop.

"Rivermist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:4yuba.44403$F1.2337@sccrnsc04...

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Are there any shoes out there that slip on (avoiding the need for elastic laces, etc).

Any recommendations?

Nike used to produce a line called the "Takini" (not sure on the spelling). Anyway, if you can find
them (Nike Outlets) and can tolerate the fairly low arch, they are an excellent choice for short to
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Are there any shoes out there that slip on (avoiding the need for elastic laces, etc).

Any recommendations?

Nike Air Presto Faze. Road Runner had them on clearance you might check with them. I have used them
up to a 15K without any problems.

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Are there any shoes out there that slip on (avoiding the need for elastic laces, etc).

Any recommendations?

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Nike used to produce a line called the "Takini" (not sure on the spelling).

You probably think of the Nike "Kukini".
sneakercollection.pe.krkukini.htmOpen ↗ I have a pair and use the for short
duathlons and triathlons.

regards,

Frank

New Balance just released a triathlon specific shoe last fall. It is a slip on. You may want to
check out your local New Balance dealer and see if they have any in stock or can order you some.
Good luck.

Stacey

triguy said:

Nike Air Presto Faze. Road Runner had them on clearance you might check with them. I have used
them up to a 15K without any problems.

"Rivermist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:4yuba.44403$F1.2337@sccrnsc04...

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Are there any shoes out there that slip on (avoiding the need for elastic laces, etc).

Any recommendations?

Do you mean the NewBalance 920? I bought it recently. It has laces but you don't have to open them,
because the heel is strechable connected to the shoe. It is quite light. I like the shoe and use it
for speed/intervall training and shorter races/triathlons (up to 10k).

More info at: newbalance.comproduct details.html;jsessionid=aaadIc mA2S9Open ↗
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Or just go to NewBalance.com and search for 920:
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Stacey said:

New Balance just released a triathlon specific shoe last fall. It is a slip on. You may want to
check out your local New Balance dealer and see if they have any in stock or can order you some.
Good luck.

Stacey

triguy said:

Nike Air Presto Faze. Road Runner had them on clearance you might check with them. I have used
them up to a 15K without any problems.

"Rivermist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:4yuba.44403$F1.2337@sccrnsc04...

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Are there any shoes out there that slip on (avoiding the need for elastic laces, etc).

Any recommendations?