hi guys i am new here..i have been running for awhile but i could only afford to get a real pair of shoes this year after getting a part time job i was previously running on a pair of old canvas shoes......i have an average foot..no flat feet overpronation whatsoever...
i prefer shoes that have little cushioning as i prefer to have better feel of the ground...i am a small guy at 1.66m tall and 57kg heavy....can you guys list a few choices of shoes that i should be looking? would want it not too expensive as i am still a student. :d
Is there a difference between a running trainer and a x-country trainer? I tried both and still found the x-country one more comfortable and supportive...
Back on topic, I normally find Nike is more comfy for my feet, you neednt spend a fortune either, I spent about 40 quid on my Nike trainers, very supportive and comfy.
Do you mean x-country or x-trainer? I assume a x-country tainer is more suited to running off road so have better grip in the mud, whilst road running shoes tend to have more cushioning to absorb the shock of pounding the pavements and some come with varying degress of support to control overpronation.
I am on my 3rd pair of Asics, never had a problem with them, seem nice and comfortable and the best part for a student ....................... quite affordable :d
I am on my 3rd pair of Asics, never had a problem with them, seem nice and comfortable and the best part for a student ....................... quite affordable :d
recently got a pair of asics gel nimbus and very happy with them. fairly comfy and give quite a smooth run. much better than my previous pair of new balance.
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