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So I sustained a bit of an injury after pushing myself too hard and increasing my running length and intensity too fast, last week.

So my shins are aching and my bad knee is acting up again, so one of the reasons probably are the shitty sneakers I wear.

So any advice on good running sneakers? I have read some reviews and New Balance seems the way to go, they arent too sexy looking and expensive, so they must be comfy.

new balance are the best.

which ones should I get, theres so many to choose from.

New Balance 754
This is an excellent shoe that finds a balance between stability and cushioning, and at a reasonable price. New Balance shoes have been around a long time, make an excellent shoe, yet you don't seem to find yourself paying the 'big brand' prices that you have to pay for Nike, Reeboks, and Asics.

Saucony GRID Trigon 3
The Saucony GRID Trigon 3 is a shoe designed specifically for runners who need a bit of extra cushion under their feet. It is a good choice for runners who are looking for a little extra arch support and a bit more cushion. Can usually be found for a good price.



whatever you do, don't buy nike shocks. they are made by the devil & horrid for your ankles

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snazzy

white sneakers really are awful & dorky, but they serve their purpose best.

ooh this ones even prettier

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the new balance 991
Abzorb® technology featured in the New Balance® M991NV men's running shoe provides exceptional shock absorption for your heel and forefoot as you run. The 991 was designed for the mild to moderate overpronator who requires a combination of cushioning and enhanced stability

get those! they are similar to the saucony's i have that used to be navy but are now brown thanks to the last baseball season.

this one is good too, it's between the last one and this one..

New Balance®'s 975 running shoe for men showcases N-Vent™, a midsole ventilation system that provides optimal airflow. The Stability Web® and N-Lock™ work together to enhance midfoot support and the C-Cap® midsole provides cushioning and flexibility. Abzorb® EX used in the heel gives you superior cushioning and stability, while Abzorb® in the forefoot absorbs shock.

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i just got those for no other purpse than i was really attracted to them.

but i dunno how anjan's are for running.

i know about puma maya's. but they only make them for women.


you know what, next track athlete that walks into my office, i'm asking them what they would recommend. bonus if the coach walks in.

those look sweet.

i'll probably pick up an extra pair just for regular wear too.

I just bought these, they're snazzy and the young kiddies look at me like I'm cool

drusilla Wrote:get those! they are similar to the saucony's i have that used to be navy but are now brown thanks to the last baseball season.

Ang picked the blue ones for me as well, so I gotta get the blue ones now.

faceman802 Wrote:I just bought these, they're snazzy and the young kiddies look at me like I'm cool

anyone else hear crickets?

honestly

Goatweed Wrote:

i love me my chucks.....but they are in no way a running shoe.

you should get you a pair of these son.

mine are brown not pink thank you.



& a track athlete who will soon be entering the marines recommended a pair of mizuno's. he said get something really light that has a lot of cushioning.

Black Lazerus Wrote:you should get you a pair of these son.

BOOYA!