SportChalet Running Shoes Blowout Sale: Men's Brooks Adrenaline GTS 11 $35, ASICS Gel-1170 $40, Women's Reebok EasyTone Reelnspire $20, ASICS Gel-1170 $40 & More + Free Shipping

Quote from honestabe : Whats the point of another thread. This deal has been well covered in the original thread.

Because you miss the specific deal when you dump them all together

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Quote from Osupikapp1 : Quote from honestabe : Whats the point of another thread. This deal has been well covered in the original thread. Because you miss the specific deal when you dump them all together Sent from the official Slickdeals App for iPhone & iPod Touch.

It's like you not allowing a post about a deal on a tv when it is listed in the add that is posted.

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All Mens Brooks Shoes SOLD OUT!

Quote from dammmmmmjohn : Limited selection, colors, and sizes on Asics, Vibram, Brooks, and New Balances. Buy them quick. Up to 80% Off Running Shoe Blowout Sale [sportchalet.com] ASICS Men's Gel Kayano 17 Running Shoe $59.96 [sportchalet.com] Vibram FiveFingers Men's Bikila Fitness Shoe $39.96 [sportchalet.com]

Just a heads up about asics. I'm a 4E and I bought a pair of their 4Es and they were too narrow. I can wear Avia 4E and New Balance 4E (with the exception of the 409 which runs narrow and some of their hiking shoes).

Either all of the women's sizes are sold out, or SportChalet believes women only wear size 6 and 6.5 unless these are men's sizes.

Dang it, wished I saw this earlier. No size 9 men.

Quote from jaykavathe : Any recommendation on which shoes might be good for volleyball? I dont need one for running since I run barefoot but looking for something for Volleyball!

preferences differ for different people. It also depends on how picky you are and a person usually becomes more picky and pays more attention once they develop a problem or twist ankles as result of wrong shoes.
Best rule of thumb is to NEVER play vball in running shoes. Running shoes are generally higher in the heel and get lower towards front. The high heel makes them unstable for lateral movement and you're asking for twisted ankles/knees. Running shoes are generally good for straight ahead movement/running and are generally designed to cushion heels while also helping you propel forward with higher heels springing you forward.
For vb, you want a shoe which has soles generally the same thickness for length of the shoe. Usually shoes like that are cross-trainers, basketball shoes or tennis/vb shoes. Basketball shoes could be pretty good but usually they're way too bulky and heavy so very lightweight basketball shoes can be pretty good if they happen to be good fit for your foot.
Another thing I noticed from playing vb a lot, is that all leather shoe is better than a cloth shoe. I found that cloth or cloth/leather shoes don't hold your foot in place as well as leather shoe for lateral movement or stop/go motion.This is another reason not to play in running shoes as generally they're mostly from some sort of mesh/cloth/leather combo.
For playing vb, I always liked the Mizuno Tornado vball shoes the best. They tend to fit my feet the best and have more forefoot cushioning/padding then Asics vball, which is another popular vball shoe. I prefer the shoes to have as much forefoot cushioning as possible for landing as well as take-off. I actually wish someone would build a shoe with more cushioning/platform in forefoot than heel since it really feels better for jumping/landing and lateral motion.
Anyway, this is from someone who's played a lot of vball and became very scrupulous with shoes after various injuries. Hope this helps.

Quote from radmax : preferences differ for different people. It also depends on how picky you are and a person usually becomes more picky and pays more attention once they develop a problem or twist ankles as result of wrong shoes. Best rule of thumb is to NEVER play vball in running shoes. Running shoes are generally higher in the heel and get lower towards front. The high heel makes them unstable for lateral movement and you're asking for twisted ankles/knees. Running shoes are generally good for straight ahead movement/running and are generally designed to cushion heels while also helping you propel forward with higher heels springing you forward. For vb, you want a shoe which has soles generally the same thickness for length of the shoe. Usually shoes like that are cross-trainers, basketball shoes or tennis/vb shoes. Basketball shoes could be pretty good but usually they're way too bulky and heavy so very lightweight basketball shoes can be pretty good if they happen to be good fit for your foot. Another thing I noticed from playing vb a lot, is that all leather shoe is better than a cloth shoe. I found that cloth or cloth/leather shoes don't hold your foot in place as well as leather shoe for lateral movement or stop/go motion.This is another reason not to play in running shoes as generally they're mostly from some sort of mesh/cloth/leather combo. For playing vb, I always liked the Mizuno Tornado vball shoes the best. They tend to fit my feet the best and have more forefoot cushioning/padding then Asics vball, which is another popular vball shoe. I prefer the shoes to have as much forefoot cushioning as possible for landing as well as take-off. I actually wish someone would build a shoe with more cushioning/platform in forefoot than heel since it really feels better for jumping/landing and lateral motion. Anyway, this is from someone who's played a lot of vball and became very scrupulous with shoes after various injuries. Hope this helps.

Wow, some really good hands-on infromation here that I didnt find with google search. Appreciate the response. I had a similar gut-feel about using running shoes for vball and was holding off myself from buying something in rush. I think I will look for the two models you mentioned. Let me know if you have other model recommendations as well.

Also, badminton shoes can work too cause they are designed for lateral movement but they are expensive and could wear out really fast on cement courts.