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They lasted about 3 weeks on my feet before my knees started to kill me. I have flat feet and they have no arch support.
They are only good fora certain population of people. It really depends on your individual foot and biomechanics.
I'm going to buy one or two pairs of new sneakers this week. Don't know what to get, i usually like the Nike Shocks, comfortable and they 'breath.' Pat, i remember you said something about New Balance one time, and my buddy says all he gets are New Balance because his foot is wide or something and they are the only sneakers that he is comfortable in. I need suggestions. As well, this isn't a training question, but does anyone have any remedies to counter sweating in your sneakers. If i wear sneakers for more than 3-4 hours at a time i get super sweaty/smelly feet. I've been soaking my feet in vinegar diluted with h2o but it gets annoying. I'm looking for a preventative measure.
y is it bad to where the nike frees for more then 2 months
i have yet to read a post where you are anywhere near intelligible. you drag down the discussion here.
i have yet to read a post where you are anywhere near intelligible. you drag down the discussion here.
i have yet to read a post where you are anywhere near intelligible. you drag down the discussion here.
I havn't read a post of yours that wasn't insulting. I'm not sure what you attitude problem is, but you're coming off as quite an arrogant person. It's like you hunt down posts like a troll and just spew insults. Wise up chap
Wise up to what? Link me to my supposed "insulting" posts. Otherwise you're just spewing nonsense, which isn't much better than an insult.
Literally, every single post I've seen you write contains mockery or insults. I'm not going to waste my time. You know what I'm implying, and I know for a fact that you posted a near identical reply to "kidbodybuilders" post the other day. There's just no reason for that kind of stuff.
This isn't Open Chat, everybody has their eccentricities. As long as they know their shit, who cares?
I see exactly where DD is coming from on this, though.
I do tend to forget this is open chat. I try to only write what I would say to another man's face, which is why some posts stand out to me. The who cares attitude doesn't mean the maturity level gets to drop... a barrier should not dictate what you do and do not say to people.
I'm going to buy one or two pairs of new sneakers this week. Don't know what to get, i usually like the Nike Shocks, comfortable and they 'breath.' Pat, i remember you said something about New Balance one time, and my buddy says all he gets are New Balance because his foot is wide or something and they are the only sneakers that he is comfortable in. I need suggestions. As well, this isn't a training question, but does anyone have any remedies to counter sweating in your sneakers. If i wear sneakers for more than 3-4 hours at a time i get super sweaty/smelly feet. I've been soaking my feet in vinegar diluted with h2o but it gets annoying. I'm looking for a preventative measure.
Yeah, nike frees feel great but I stopped wearing mine because of flat feet.
I recently got some Asics 2120
I'm gonna check out the Asics and New Balance. I will need a sneaker for training, which includes running, and an everyday type shoe with decent style/support.
Any specific models or what not that you guys recommend, besides the 2120's and what specifically are those good for?
I don't think it has anything to do about maturity level, "shoudlent" and "Where (instead of wear)" are pretty obvious.