Anonymous
12/09/2023 08:13
Subject: running shoes advice
Go to a running store and do the whole fitting, at least once in your life.
I have long narrow feet and high arches and run in ASICS and Mizunos, 1 size up. They both are cut more narrowly in the heel and don’t slide around.
I have long narrow feet and high arches and run in ASICS and Mizunos, 1 size up. They both are cut more narrowly in the heel and don’t slide around.
Anonymous
12/08/2023 10:35
Subject: running shoes advice
I agree go get a fitting but NB 1080s changes my life and fit that description.
Anonymous
12/02/2023 16:27
Subject: Re:running shoes advice
Agree that you should go to a store, but when you do try the Brooks Ghost as mentioned by a PP or Brooks Launch. I find the Launch fits more narrow than the Ghost, but both are very supportive.
Anonymous
12/02/2023 16:19
Subject: running shoes advice
Brooks Ghost or Saucony Ride. Super basic trainers.
Anonymous
12/01/2023 13:19
Subject: running shoes advice
^^ R&J is the BEST!
Anonymous
12/01/2023 09:42
Subject: running shoes advice
Anonymous wrote:I have 25.5/26 cm long, B width feet, with high arches. I am looking for highly-cushioned, neutral gait, running shoes. I have been wearing an older New Balance model, but there isn't a lot of arch support and they aren't highly cushioned. So I am guessing I have the wrong model of NB or maybe the wrong brand entirely.
What do you recommend (brand & model) ? and why ?
Thanks !
Where do you live? You need to go to a running store and get properly fitted. I highly recommend Racquet and Jog in Rockville but that might not be convenient for you but trying to accomplish this on DCUM is a horrible approach if you actually want a meaningful result.
Anonymous
12/01/2023 09:38
Subject: running shoes advice
I love my Brooks Glycerine. It just feels good.
If you are a serious runner or plan to run more than a a few miles, you should go to a running store to get it measured. The way you stand is usually different than the way you run. They can help you measure those-not just the measurement of your feet.
If you are a serious runner or plan to run more than a a few miles, you should go to a running store to get it measured. The way you stand is usually different than the way you run. They can help you measure those-not just the measurement of your feet.
Anonymous
11/29/2023 10:03
Subject: running shoes advice
I recommend going to a running store and asking their opinion as well as trying on some different shoes and trying them out in the store.
Anonymous
11/28/2023 20:58
Subject: running shoes advice
Anonymous wrote:You absolutely need to go to a running store.
But I can tell you that NB are *terrible* for narrow, high-arched running shoes. I have had the best luck with Nike and especially with ASICS, but you definitely should get a professional opinion.
I don't think you can say X or Y brand is terrible for something. There's a huge variety of models for different uses and they all use different lasts. I have fairly narrow feet with high arches and use two models of NB, while I have found certain Asics models to be terrible.
Anonymous
11/28/2023 20:44
Subject: running shoes advice
I have a similar issue and I love my Brooks Adrenaline (got them after going to Fleet Feet for an assessment). Unfortunately they are $$$ (for me) but worth it.
Anonymous
11/28/2023 15:01
Subject: running shoes advice
You absolutely need to go to a running store.
But I can tell you that NB are *terrible* for narrow, high-arched running shoes. I have had the best luck with Nike and especially with ASICS, but you definitely should get a professional opinion.
But I can tell you that NB are *terrible* for narrow, high-arched running shoes. I have had the best luck with Nike and especially with ASICS, but you definitely should get a professional opinion.
Anonymous
11/28/2023 14:59
Subject: running shoes advice
Anonymous wrote:You should not crowdsource this over the internet. You need to go to a running store, where they are set up to watch you run, and they can try you out for the best shoe.
+1 but that said Brooks has a questionnaire on their website that was surprisingly detailed and gave what turned out to be an accurate prediction for me after I went to fleet feet.
Anonymous
11/28/2023 14:52
Subject: running shoes advice
Agree with PP. Potomac running or Fleet Feet. It’s free and worth your time.
Anonymous
11/28/2023 14:36
Subject: running shoes advice
You should not crowdsource this over the internet. You need to go to a running store, where they are set up to watch you run, and they can try you out for the best shoe.
Anonymous
11/28/2023 14:32
Subject: running shoes advice
I have 25.5/26 cm long, B width feet, with high arches. I am looking for highly-cushioned, neutral gait, running shoes. I have been wearing an older New Balance model, but there isn't a lot of arch support and they aren't highly cushioned. So I am guessing I have the wrong model of NB or maybe the wrong brand entirely.
What do you recommend (brand & model) ? and why ?
Thanks !
What do you recommend (brand & model) ? and why ?
Thanks !