that offer a choice of shoe widths, though there may be others. Another thought would be to try looking at mens shoes which tend to be wider. I've got wide feet too and run in Mizuno Wave Nirvanas. However she should go to a shoe show as EM said to get fitted

thought and hoped as the man in the store seemed to know what he was going on about and explained his choice of shoe for me, letting me try of 3 or 4 pairs to compare. Just this running is becoming a very expensive pass time. Hopefully my next pair

Can anyone tell me the latest model of New Balance that has replaced the 882 for men? I've always been an Asics man, so I'm not up to date with any of the other brands models. The 882 seems to be an ideal choice, but I can't seem to locate a pair

: 1) Can you quantify (approx.) the improvement I might expect; and 2) any suggestions as to what shoes or pedals to buy. Is £100 sufficient?Thanks. Go for the shoe/pedal comdo.The choice is vast but I always use Carnac as they have a very wide

Our company is specialized in producing various world brand product,like nike,jordan,adidas,ed-hardy,lacoste,puma and so on we can supply branded shoes, T-shirts, shirts, jackets, sweaters bag, watch, etc. 1）We can supply the latest ,varied styles

lighter shoe on this basis... but probably not for your first marathon. For 10Ks you may well do fine. RB, good choice, your podi is a smart place to start, although I find they err on the side of caution (thats actually a good thing).Some good points made

have the right shoes for youyr style and b) try a few on for fit and feelpoor choice trainers can cause injuries and works for people on here may not work for you which is why correct advice is best Thanks for that!

hey guys im starting jogging for the first time tommorow and was looking for a begginers plan? I would like to build up to 45 mins a day at some point down the line.thanks dave Have you tried downloading the couch to 5k podcast from the NHS Choices

,especially off-road.Up and Running,towards the top of Market Street in Hyde,just off the M67.Huge choice,with podiatrist and treadmill to make sure you get the right shoes.Personal Best in Chadderton,just opposite Asda petrol station.Smaller shop but very helpful

Hi All, I'm fairly new to running and I need to buy a new pair of running shoes however, I need to find a pair that can be adapted. Because I have one leg considerably shorter than the other I need to have all shoes adjusted. Specialists