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SleepyLion 
Posted: 13/11/12 14:01:44 44

SR - that's a pretty fast wearing shoe. I presume you've tried other brands?

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SleepyLion 
Posted: 13/11/12 11:07:03 03

I seem to have tempted fate by starting this thread. My uppers started tearing in the last couple days and so bought another pair. I guess I'll start rotating them, using the new pair for the longer distances.

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SleepyLion 
Posted: 08/11/12 09:45:34 34

I've been running regularly for about 7 years and changed my shoes after 500 miles or so. In the last year I switched from a heel landing to mid-foot landing (along with faster and shorter strides). I've now covered more than 1300 miles in my current pair and they are absolutely fine and achieved good PBs at 10K, half and full marathons. Question is: has anyone else had a similar experience with their shoe mileage? I use Asics 21*0 (currently 2160).

I must confess that I've read "Born to Run", "Running with Kenyans" and "Eat & Run" which have influenced but not dictated my changes.

 

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SleepyLion 
Posted: 08/11/12 09:35:33 33

Hmmm... put it like that, maybe I've been underrating my potential.

Or everyone has underrated their shoes. Topic for another forum I guess.

 

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SleepyLion 
Posted: 07/11/12 10:51:41 41

A tiny shoekeeping hint: a quick wash in a regular washing machine soon after a muddy race should return shoes to their former state or better. I've defied the recommendations about mileage and washing and now clocked up 1300 miles in my current pair and they've survived 3 washes to date (including the damp MK marathon). Asics 2160 by the way.

 

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