pair of shoes for a supinator such as myself.Many thanks There is such a lot of shoes on the market these days and the choice can be intimidating. The best advice which I can give is to go to a specialist shop catering for runners; I like "Run
specialist one, not a general sprots shop). they usually get you to run on the treadmill and can then recommend shoes to suit, and put you back on the treadie to check. there's so much choice and its important you get the right sort, which can
need to go to a specialist running shop. There, they will look at your gait and check joint alignment etc and can recommend the correct choice of shoe for you specifically. You can also mention the problems you have had in the past so they can gauge
approaching I was thinking of switching to an off-road shoe now anyway. Any suggestions? off road bootsI really like my X Talon 212 shoes, so personally would go for the X Talon 240 boot, My second choice would be the Walsh PB Elite Boot. I've no idea what
no difference, a difference of a few seconds or a few minutes?Thanks! Speaking from experience. I had the shoes I was going to wear for the big day sorted untill I visited a establishment which specialises in biometrics of sportsmen and women. My shoe of choice
suitable shop is quite revealing too and should help with your choice. I had the same done. The orthotics need to go into neutral shoes. You also need to take out the insole already in there if there's any thickness to it.I stuck mine in Nike Air pegasus
blisters so its put me off getting another pair for myself. can anyone recommend some other options please?thanksstephen there are lots of good neutral shoes around SA - something like the Asics Cumulus or Nimbus (my current choice) perhapsdrill down
-4?)Level 3 could then be a subcategory of foot typeLevel 4 would then need to be defined? would this look at comfort, padding etc?Level 5 would then reccommend the shoe choice? Does that make sense?Phillip Ok, so going with levels 1-5 then, level 2
Hi there,Can anyone pass on there pearls of wisdom on the following topic. I am looking for a new pair of running shoes to meet the this criteria:Nuetral foot strike, Mid to high mileage, various terrain and upto no more than £90.Any suggestions
/Bath, Bournemouth or Exeter. Does any SW RW afficiendo have a particular shop that they really recommend for newbies?Many thanksTom Portsmouth Alexandra Sports is possibly the best in choice for clothing and shoes and has an excellent shoe fitting seviceI live
