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Originally Posted by cscmc1
Yes and no. If I wear the wrong shoes when I run, there's hell to pay... but my mechanics are far from perfect. I happen to wear Asics well (the GT 2xxx series are really nice for distance running FOR ME). I would advise that anyone looking to get into running go see a GOOD running shoe specialist. They can watch you run on a treadmill, look at your feet, etc... and make suggestions. I have a narrow heel and wide to box, so some shoes I simply can't wear. Nevertheless, your point is well made for many runners.
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I have medium flat feet so I wear a medially posted shoe, but as far as those are concerned, I can easily use one of many different brands. I think most people could switch brands if they wanted. Some people are just afraid to go all Obama and change even though subsequent technology might even be better.
01-26-2009, 02:41 PM
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