Ran multiple pairs of Clifton 7s and Rincon 2s and 3s last year. Raced in VaporFlys. Been looking for something similar to Cliftons for training, but maintain some pop. All the Hokas just started going flat a little too early and I kept missing the new Clifton, denser foam feel.. so I burnt through a lot of shoes.. Tried the Adidas Boston 10s briefly, which look like a slick shoe and hoping the carbon would help, but man they are for small volume feet.
So, I've jumped to Maxroad 5s. My wife is embarrassed that I purchased them, BUT on first short run, they seem quite promising. Looking forward to go out for a 15-20 mile run to see how they go..
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Tie dye crocs dorakaka Skechers opt cheskuna.. comfort and cushioning main priority.. a decent 15-18 months vasthey happy.. w.r.t crocs is this a good buy ( comfort/durability)?
Sorry for asking these weird shit questions, crocs trwta vere brand pick cheskovdam kastam ga undi.
Skechers Equalizer 4.0.
I would like to ask about your opinions and experiences as to which shoe is more suitable for sprinting/running sessions with mainly forefoot striking? I also go for regular running sessions, so far my max distance is about 10km and I mainly run on concrete streets around my village. Hoping to hear from you guys, thanks!
I'm sure those of you who run in places with "real" winters will laugh, and that's ok...for this Seattleite, the last few days (after we got about ~8" on the 26th) have been made much more enjoyable running over icy crud (a mix of ice, some fresh, old iced over footprints, etc) by my homemade spikes - the hardware store was all out of rock salt and snow shovels, but they had plenty of 3/8" (in the toe) and 1/2" (in the heel) sheet metal screws!
A handful in each and good to go - I should say that they are certainly not magic (still have to run carefully, don't do anything over fresh snow, etc), but I can definitely feel the bite on a lot of stuff that would otherwise be much more treacherous. I'm sure placement could be improved - I just kinda took a guess at what might be useful. For a few days of snowy running, it works. Anyways, thought I would share - figured some here would appreciate it =)
One time when I was in grade 4, my mom bought me those glow up Skechers shoes. I was in love with them. I went to school expecting to get compliments, but I got made fun of, I went home and cried that day and never wore them again.
I’m probably going to buy them but I’ve never worn Skechers - what’s the fit like? True to size? Large/small?
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Hey guys! I am currently saving up money for the flaneurz custom skate things and wanted to ask if skechers were an alright choice of shoe for it (like the platform style skechers, d-lites for eg)? Or should I just go for what shoes they have on the site?
Not sure if they have this on their FAQ so am asking here, any answers appreciated :D
I tried on the Ultrarange Exo and it's by far the most comfortable Vans I tried on. I might buy them for that alone because I stand on my feet all day. I want to like them but I can't help but feel that they are not stylish. They give me this soccer mom, Skechers kinda vibe. That, or like a high school kid vibe. Just my thoughts.
