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Old 6th Feb 08, 11:55 AM
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Women's Adrenaline 8

Hello I am new to this forum as well as to running outdoors.

Apologies if this has already been posted. I did a quick search but I couldn't find what I was looking for...

I was recommended to buy Adrenaline 8. What is the different between 7 and 8?

Also what other brands are similar to Adrenaline 8.

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Old 6th Feb 08, 12:02 PM
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You mean Brooks? I have adrenaline GTS 7... and all I can think is that possibly the difference in cushioning - mine is for fairly pronounce over-pronation. I suggest having a look at their website, you might be able to reap some sort of sense from that.
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Old 6th Feb 08, 12:19 PM
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Sorry yes Brooks.

Are the 8's a newer version of the 7's??
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Hrmm... well I looked on their site and they only have the 8s on there, so I can only presume that they're a newer model. They don't look any different and from the specs seem as far as I can see exactly the same as the 7s. Plus I only got mine just before xmas.

Who were you recommended 8s by? If it was a specialist running shop advisor person then fair enough... if not then I strongly recommend you go to a running shop and try on the shoes and run for a bit on a tradmill if they have one. If you over-pronate (which is what these shoes are for) then you're best getting the most comfortable shoes you can that support enough, etc etc. A specialist shop will probably be able to tell you if you over-pronate or not. You don't have to buy the shoes there, they tend to hoik the prices up a bit, just take a note of the best ones, and look for the cheapest pair on the net.
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Old 6th Feb 08, 12:36 PM
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Yes it was a specialist shop "runners needs"

The only reason why I am asking if the 7s are similar is because they are soooo much cheaper

Thank you for your help
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Hrmm, well they'd probably be fine, but all I'd say is see if you can find a pair of 7s somewhere and try them on first. I can't find anything that says how they've changed them, apart from adding the shiney bits heh... so it's best to be sure.
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