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What is your top tip to buying the correct pair of running shoes? Let us know in the comments below ?
I think I missed the point of this creditworthinessso, but just showing me different pairs of shoes whitout providing a link below to each pair will not help me to buy the shoes or find them on the internet. Could you please link each show below?
Plenty of studies show that the whole pronation thing regarding which shoes to buy, is all hogwash. Just buy a comfortable pair of neutral shoes and be done with it.
I swear the best shoe I've ever ran in was some worn out puma king astro turf boots, they were completely worn down on the right edge of the heel. Never got knee pain running in them, now I have actual running shoes I'm getting all kinds of problems in my left knee
Is Underpronation and Superpronation are the same?
Excellent video! Very well explained. Thank you so much for this! ??
Very informative video.
Don’t buy running shoes there bad for your body.
Thank you
Hello, I usually run 5 to 7 km every day at avg cadence of about 155 to 165, my shoe tread is mostly worn out at the middle with slightly less at the inner part of the shoe, I just wanted to know if i should buy a neutral shoe or one that is slightly more supported, Im also slightly heavy, so shoul i go with more padding or not? Thank you in advance, absolutely love the effort and content!
Most running shoes are not available in size 6E width. Nike has nothing. Adidas doesn't either. New Balance is the only brand I've found with a few.
First time wactch8ng GTn . A helpful episode
Do trail shoes work for running on the road as well? If I will be mostly running on a road but sometimes on a trail, should I go for trail shoes to avoid buying 2 pairs?
If just ordered Adidas adios 5.
Hi, I have wear on the outside of the heel and inside of the toe/mid-foot region on both feet. I always thought this was sign of overpronation, but maybe I'm wrong???? Any help is much appreciated.
Great video, thanks a lot
this video is like reading Runners world in the 90s. The idea presented here about pronation and supination is incorrect
Am I going mad or does video repeat sections?
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Great video, thanks
I find Drop makes a big difference as well as the energy return of the shoe. I personally prefer a low drop as it helps me lending on the front of the foot rather than the heel.
Well… supination is not a type of pronation… it's exactly the opposite to pronation… !!
A thank from Morocco 😉
What about shoes with thin sole (a.k.a. barefoot shoes)?
Excellent explanation really helpful
How to choose a running shoe: the money in your pocket tells you how
You should be training in military boots not running shoes.
One thing not covered is that a mid-foot contact practised runner normally needs 1/2 size larger shoe to accommodate any to expansion during distance runs 10k +.
Great video nice information about the shoes, overpronation. For a beginner do not go by the brand of the shoe, try different makes to find the one the fits you best. Also how often are you planing to run few days or weekly are you training for a race or just fitness. Also beginners should not run in racing flat unless you develop the experience to wear them, try a lightweight trainers if you want to use them to run races and they will not cause any issues with your feet.
Barefoot is best.
Only because ur local shoe Sellers always tells u that u need these… Doesnt mean shit actually
nice work
Heyy ah so what if in my running shoes it wears in the middle but in my spikes it wears out more on the outside of the foot
that kind of content is the reason people still get severe hip-knee-foot issues.
Shoes won't fix or support your weaknesses especially for long run
if you can't go barefoot/minimalist shoes don't compensate with sophisticated shoes.
How do you recognize or distinguish shoe for ovepronate, supine or neutral?
What about shape of the shoe?
The real eye opener for me was when I went to a specialist shop and found out that I need wide toe boxes (Topo shoes are great in my case).
Another topic missing in the video is heel to toe drop.
I’m almost flat footed but have actually strengthened an arch into my feet cause by focus training to get up towards my toe and pretend I’m a marionette puppet being pulled up by his strings. Any who I a question about the wear pattern gaitting. My wear pattern used to go diagonally across the shoe from outside heel to inside big toe. Thoughts?
So helpfull! Thanx for sharing
this was really helpful – best vid I've found – cheers
Big tip not mentioned: always buy 1 size up from your normal shoes for running. Your feet actually expand from the impact. Especially if you're having toenails go black or an unusual amount of blisters, your size is probably too small. This is also to help prevent bunions and dancer's foot.
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Exactly the information I needed
What is the purpose of pores on running shoes?
What if you run on grass a lot. I joined a cross country team and almost all we run on is grass
This is a very nice reviews, you do really done your research mate!
But IMHO, there is no such thing as a "best running shoe" , Like a lot of performance products, running shoes are a very personal product. Every runner has a different body type, running gait (biomechanical movement), daily/weekly distance (workload), conditioning, and speed goals. Furthermore, runners have different preferences in terms of the type of terrain they like to run on.
The question you should be asking is: "What is the best running shoe for me?" – and the answer will depend on a combination of the factors mentioned above.
There are dozens of running shoe brands with excellent reputations: Nike, Adidas, Asics, Mizuno, Newton, Altra, Hoka One One, Brooks, Puma, Merrell, Salomon, and many more.
What I recommend for beginning runners is to go to a local running store and have them analyze your gait (running mechanics). Try on a range of different running shoe models. Here is what you should be paying very close attention to:
Level of cushioning: Most runners prefer a medium amount of cushion with a softer feel – however, some runners prefer less cushion for shorter distances and for speed. More cushion usually means lower impact on each stride, but generally lower speed (in terms of your running pace).
Level of stability: Some shoes are marketed as "stability" shoes, which means that they will help runners who are known as "pronators" with corrective structure. Pronators' feet hit the ground with more pressure on the inside (instep) of the foot than the outside, and therefore, can experience some instability and occasional pain due to the repeated impact with the ankle joint at that angle. Stability shoes are made to counteract pronation and reduce the awkwardness of the angle at which the runner's foot and ankle bend on impact. Other shoes are meant for "neutral" runners, whose feet hit the ground with more pressure/weight on the outside of the feet (towards the pinky toe), which is considered more normal (neutral). Neutral shoes will be far less corrective than stability shoes.
Heel-to-toe drop: You'll notice that some running shoes have very thick heel cushioning, and a sloping effect towards the toe. Many running shoes are designed this way to promote a forward "rolling" effect as the runner strides, and this is created by the net difference in the heel height to the toe height (for example, a 25mm heel height and 15mm toe height = 10mm heel-to-toe drop). Some runners prefer a large heel to toe differential… others prefer a "flatter" running shoe in which the heel is at roughly the same height as the toe, because they say it promotes a more "natural" running motion. This is really up to the runner's preferences.
Shape of the shoe: Some shoes are wider than others in certain areas. If you have wide feet, you'll hate narrower shoe models – and vice versa. Make sure you pay attention to the shoe shape – especially in the toe area.
Material used in the upper: Some shoes have very rigid materials in the upper (the section of the shoe holding the foot down… with the laces). Others have more flexible mesh. If you want more flexibility, you should probably choose a shoe with more mesh or fabric in the upper. If you want more durability, leather and other synthetic materials should be your choice.
Of course, the other main consideration is the choice between Road running shoes (flatter sole) or Trail running shoes (rugged soles with more tread/lugs to help with off road traction).
In summary, there is no such thing as the "best running shoe" – only "the best running shoe for you." Hopefully I've provided enough guidance here to get you started on the path to finding that shoe.
Keeping the above aspects, and the brand factor ( for example, Nike, shown above ) in mind, I had prepared few of website giving you a deep reviews for the best running shoes. You can look through it before you hit the store.
https://7reviews.us/index.php/2019/01/21/top-7-mens-running-shoes-of-2019/
https://www.t3.com/features/best-running-shoes
https://www.runnersworld.com/gear/a19663621/best-running-shoes/
How about warn outside heel to center shoes case?
I am having injury issue my under ancle + stiff under foot. It that because how I run?????
I often run on the balls of my feet
Have you seen the Under Armour Velociti 2 shoe? what are your thoughts? would you suggest them for 5-10k tempo runs?