Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Probably On-Cloud or Hoka.
On clouds are HORRIBLE for really running
They are airport dad shoes
Hoka is good but they’ve actually fallen behind compared to 5-10 years ago
OP’s kid should watch “Beleive in the Run” - a running YouTube Channel from Baltimore - the co owner is a woman named Meghan and she’s great.
Right now imo the best running shoe rotation is from adidas
Adios Pro 3 for long distance, takumi sen 9 for short speed work, and Boston 12 for daily training/recovery
1000% this. On clouds are AWFUL to run on even though they are advertised as a running shoe. I don’t even really like walking in mine.
They have absolutely no support.
They’re fine for weightlifting but if your kid is a runner they need actual running shoes.
Which ones specifically do you have? I've tried several and I much prefer them to other shoes. I doubt you've tried them all. I just went back to them after dismal performing Hokas (too much arch support, felt uncomfortable) and Brooks (wore out too quickly). Everyone's feet are different.
Anonymous wrote:Why do so many people pay the massive On Cloud price tag if they are so bad? I see them everywhere (on adults mostly.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Probably On-Cloud or Hoka.
On clouds are HORRIBLE for really running
They are airport dad shoes
Hoka is good but they’ve actually fallen behind compared to 5-10 years ago
OP’s kid should watch “Beleive in the Run” - a running YouTube Channel from Baltimore - the co owner is a woman named Meghan and she’s great.
Right now imo the best running shoe rotation is from adidas
Adios Pro 3 for long distance, takumi sen 9 for short speed work, and Boston 12 for daily training/recovery
1000% this. On clouds are AWFUL to run on even though they are advertised as a running shoe. I don’t even really like walking in mine.
They have absolutely no support.
They’re fine for weightlifting but if your kid is a runner they need actual running shoes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Probably On-Cloud or Hoka.
On clouds are HORRIBLE for really running
They are airport dad shoes
Hoka is good but they’ve actually fallen behind compared to 5-10 years ago
OP’s kid should watch “Beleive in the Run” - a running YouTube Channel from Baltimore - the co owner is a woman named Meghan and she’s great.
Right now imo the best running shoe rotation is from adidas
Adios Pro 3 for long distance, takumi sen 9 for short speed work, and Boston 12 for daily training/recovery
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Brooks or Hokas
Brooks is the best selling running brand but mostly for middle aged and senior citizen eeekend warriors
Kids and young adults don’t run in brooks
The lineup kind of sucks also - besides Hyperion max and Hyperion elite
DD is on HS track and runs in Brooks. Her spikes are New Balance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Probably On-Cloud or Hoka.
On clouds are HORRIBLE for really running
They are airport dad shoes
Hoka is good but they’ve actually fallen behind compared to 5-10 years ago
OP’s kid should watch “Beleive in the Run” - a running YouTube Channel from Baltimore - the co owner is a woman named Meghan and she’s great.
Right now imo the best running shoe rotation is from adidas
Adios Pro 3 for long distance, takumi sen 9 for short speed work, and Boston 12 for daily training/recovery
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Brooks or Hokas
Brooks is the best selling running brand but mostly for middle aged and senior citizen eeekend warriors
Kids and young adults don’t run in brooks
The lineup kind of sucks also - besides Hyperion max and Hyperion elite
DD is on HS track and runs in Brooks. Her spikes are New Balance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Probably On-Cloud or Hoka.
On clouds are HORRIBLE for really running
They are airport dad shoes
Hoka is good but they’ve actually fallen behind compared to 5-10 years ago
OP’s kid should watch “Beleive in the Run” - a running YouTube Channel from Baltimore - the co owner is a woman named Meghan and she’s great.
Right now imo the best running shoe rotation is from adidas
Adios Pro 3 for long distance, takumi sen 9 for short speed work, and Boston 12 for daily training/recovery
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to take her to a running store (Pacers or Potomac River Running) and get her fitted for the right shoes for her feet. Do not just buy what is popular, she can hurt herself.
+1. I love mizuno. You do need to get her fit though. Many people overpronate or underpronate. The wrong shoes and sometimes not having orthotics can lead to lots of injuries if you are running moderate to high mileage. She can go with what’s cool with spikes since you only race in them and they all offer zero support anyway.
Mizunos are great - a bit heavy but extremely durable
Probably most durable running shoes from the major brands
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Brooks or Hokas
Brooks is the best selling running brand but mostly for middle aged and senior citizen eeekend warriors
Kids and young adults don’t run in brooks
The lineup kind of sucks also - besides Hyperion max and Hyperion elite
Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe teenagers wear hokas…I am a middle aged mom and have worn hokas for years
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to take her to a running store (Pacers or Potomac River Running) and get her fitted for the right shoes for her feet. Do not just buy what is popular, she can hurt herself.
+1. I love mizuno. You do need to get her fit though. Many people overpronate or underpronate. The wrong shoes and sometimes not having orthotics can lead to lots of injuries if you are running moderate to high mileage. She can go with what’s cool with spikes since you only race in them and they all offer zero support anyway.