Running Shoes

[jjosephs]

Nike Flyknit Racer


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[zberlin]

for long distance running I love the Ultra Kalani from Zoot. They are extremely light. It's best suited for runners with good pronation though

 

[NewYorkIslander]

Newton Distance and Distance S

 

[El Argentino]

Nike Free Run 3 - did 9 miles today and no problems.

 

[mws222]

Nike Free Runs

 

[totolino85]

nike lunar eclipse2 \ saucony triumph for long distances
saucony progrid 3 or 4 (don't recall) for short distances.

I'd love to try New Balance as they're produced in UK or USA and not by some chinese baby as all the other brands but I can't seem to find them anywhere in Italy!

 

[marmot8]



NB Minimus Zero (road)

+1

 

[jimmyd760]

Free Runs

 

[Taka]

New Balances

 

[adsmith4]

Brooks Ghost

 

[Dirty Gurty]

Nike Free Run 3.0, v4

 

[marmot8]



Nike Free Run 3.0, v4

Would you say these run true to size? I had an older pair of frees that ran at least 1/2 size small. With lots of great colors available online at good prices, I'd like to order but am worried given my past experience.

 

[Dirty Gurty]

Would you say these run true to size? I had an older pair of frees that ran at least 1/2 size small. With lots of great colors available online at good prices, I'd like to order but am worried given my past experience.

I wear 10.5 in just about everything, 9.5 in Chucks and 10 in Clark's DBs. I always size up 1/2 on running shoes so I wear an 11 in these. They have this weird attached sock-like liner thingie instead of a traditional tongue so they're kinda funny to squeeze your foot into but once they're on it's fine. I'd recommend sizing up 1/2 size.

 

[CentralParkMan]

They're my running shoe of choice too!

 

[CentralParkMan]

Nike Lunaglide 3, looks like I'm not the only one ha ha. I run 6 days a week and find they are light and easy to run in but also have the structure and support I need.