When to replace? - Page 7

beasty1711 · #91 23rd Oct 08, 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by JBBury

Oh, I've also never had an injury or even a niggle (touch wood). The worst I've ever got from running is aching legs once in a while

thats just bragging... i hope for your sake you've not jinxed it

MD · #92 23rd Oct 08, 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Owain

Get them from Run and Become in Edinburgh, brilliant shop with really helpful staff and if you are a member of a club or have Scottish Athletics membership you get a further 10% off your shoes and clothing

Run and Become website

O.

thanks O

That's where I go too, they've been fantastic the few times I have been in there.
Am wondering about the membership with Scottish Athletics as discount might be useful over next wee while

Owain · #93 23rd Oct 08, 08:56 AM

You not only get discount from the shop but you also get £2 off your race fee if you enter in any races, I think I have already paid back my membership in discounts so its well worth it.

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**richardsimkiss** · #94 23rd Oct 08, 12:18 PM

I'm now up to 6 pairs of running shoes

JBBury, my guess is that because you're lightweight and quite probably have a pretty efficient running style, the wear is minimal on your trainers.

My current trainers are coming up to 500miles and they don't feel much different to my new trainers (same model), so they've obviously worn pretty well and have more life in than I'd realised!

In the past I found difference between new/old trainers to be pretty substantial!