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Old 14th Jun 07, 11:29 AM
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what shoe!!!

What make shoe would you say is the best, im looking at getting myself some new ones soon, i like what im running in at present (but dont know much different) adidas climacool i like them because there so light on my feet, not being a big girl. Any advice would be great.hayley
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Old 14th Jun 07, 03:16 PM
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You need to go to a proper running shop with staff that know what they are talking about...ie are runners themselves... and get yourself measured for the right shoe for your feet.
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Old 14th Jun 07, 04:15 PM
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o.k trip into colchester it is then, ill be the one in the shop trying to look like i know what im doing hehehe
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Hayley you won't be alone and they are pretty used to it - I think it throws them more when people are pretty clued up.
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Old 14th Jun 07, 05:08 PM
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I agree with you on that, some people havent the hardest jobs in the world, but ask them a Q about something they should know and its like getting blood out of a stone.
One other question if i go to a shop like this do i have to buy the shoes from there?
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Old 14th Jun 07, 05:09 PM
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I agree with you on that, some people havent the hardest jobs in the world, but ask them a Q about something they should know and its like getting blood out of a stone.
One other question if i go to a shop like this do i have to buy the shoes from there?
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Old 14th Jun 07, 08:54 PM
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No you don't if they don't offer you anything you like or you think you can get the shoe cheaper on the internet - most running shops will offer a 10% discount and you don't have to pay for postage. I always feel good about supporting my local running shop but I do buy shoes from elsewhere. Shoes are your most important part of your kit so its worthwhile getting the right shoes for your running instyle. The shoes that you said you are running in sound like a bog standard pair bought on the high street? I had the wrong shoes to start with and got lots of running injuries.
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Old 14th Jun 07, 11:04 PM
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As someone who has worked in specialist running shops I LOVE it when people come in,try shoes on, ask for my advice then sod off to buy them off the web. Love it, makes my day!!!






Oh by the way,I'm being sarcastic!
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Wouldn't expect anything less from you Steepler
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