expiredNavy-Wife | Staff posted Dec 02, 2022 11:32 PM
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expiredNavy-Wife | Staff posted Dec 02, 2022 11:32 PM
ASICS Running Shoes: Gel-Kayano 28 / Gel-Nimbus $70, Gel-Excite 9 / Gel-Pulse 13
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Whether or not 10 mm is outdated is pure conjecture. Some people have problems with low drop shoes, some don't. Really comes down to your gait.
Imho, if you're just getting into running, going to your local running store and talking to the people there will save a lot of future pain
Dont forget Amex offers for $15 of $60.
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Dont forget Amex offers for $15 of $60.
Shahhere
Its YMMV depending on the Amex card you have plus if it reaches a certain amount of redemption it wont be available for anyone.
I have 3 cards all under my name/SS so I pick the offers I want to my primary card that I want to use and then the rest to the least used card as it clutters the offers page in Amex. I load the un-needed ones to that card using a Java Script trick so I dont have to sit and add 100s of offers as Amex thinks we are drunks with 1000s of wine offers. I run the Java thingy twice a week.
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When my 17s started to wear out, I tried the 19s and 20s, but sent them back immediately. The toe boxes were so cramped that it was obvious I'd get hotspots from just walking around. I switched to Adidas Ultraboost, and they were OK (again, I'm not running marathons or even 10Ks).
After seeing a BF deal, I read some reviews on the Nimbus 23s, and they all reported the toe box issues were fixed. Figured it was worth trying, so I got a pair in Sheet Rock/Black for $70. I've worn them to the gym a few times, and the fit/comfort seems to be back to the old ways. Very cushioned, very soft, room for my toes. They are definitely chunky, but I don't care about looks at the gym or on runs.
Not saying these are the best running shoes, just that those who liked the old versions of the Nimbus and have been turned off by more recent ones may take another look.
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When my 17s started to wear out, I tried the 19s and 20s, but sent them back immediately. The toe boxes were so cramped that it was obvious I'd get hotspots from just walking around. I switched to Adidas Ultraboost, and they were OK (again, I'm not running marathons or even 10Ks).
After seeing a BF deal, I read some reviews on the Nimbus 23s, and they all reported the toe box issues were fixed. Figured it was worth trying, so I got a pair in Sheet Rock/Black for $70. I've worn them to the gym a few times, and the fit/comfort seems to be back to the old ways. Very cushioned, very soft, room for my toes. They are definitely chunky, but I don't care about looks at the gym or on runs.
Not saying these are the best running shoes, just that those who liked the old versions of the Nimbus and have been turned off by more recent ones may take another look.
Got the Nimbus 22 last year to try Nimbus and Asics again. It's great but heavy compared to UB'S. Much more support and is a different type of shoe vs UB (running shoes with necessary support vs walking shoe with good sneaker style).
This BF I got Nimbus lite 2 since they promise to be Nimbus but lighter. We'll see how that works out, but I'm looking for a sale on Nimbus 24 to try that new FF blast foam. It's supposed to be even more cushioned, springy, and lighter.
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I have many different shoes for different running days, races etc and once you've ran in Mach 4s it's a very hard shoe to find a fault with.
Exceptional running shoe; whether you want a daily shoe for comfort, casual running, training, or race day its a terrific choice.
If you want a tempo shoe or one to help you with speed improvement; the Saucony Speed 2 are stellar and very little has changed in the speed 3s. You can get them for $80 right now as well.
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