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I read that this is super common with the Kinvara and most people decide to shelf the shoes and not run in them anymore. It's claimed that Kinvaras can cause Achilles tendinopathy.
Did you experience any soreness or other problems when you started running in the Kinvara?
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I read that this is super common with the Kinvara and most people decide to shelf the shoes and not run in them anymore. It's claimed that Kinvaras can cause Achilles tendinopathy.
Did you experience any soreness or other problems when you started running in the Kinvara?
I read that this is super common with the Kinvara and most people decide to shelf the shoes and not run in them anymore. It's claimed that Kinvaras can cause Achilles tendinopathy.
Did you experience any soreness or other problems when you started running in the Kinvara?
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I'm a little perplexed that as a longtime user if Kinvara shoes that you are experiencing soreness issues very similar to my own. I've been running in highly structured rigid high stack shoes for the past 5 years. So I'm inclined to attribute this soreness to lower limb weakness. But that would not appear to be the cause of your issue.
I enjoyed my (one) run in the K12. I'm a longtime user of stability shoes. So the Kinvara was breath a fresh air. It was so light and nimble compared to my bulky heavy Hoka Gaviotas.
I'll probably pull back on running in the Kinvara for a few weeks. Then I'll very slowly buildup distance in it by following that doctor's advice at the University of Florida's running lab. It might take me 8 months to just ramp up to being able to do a 3mi run without getting DOMS afterwards or aggravating my Achilles. If that fails, oh well.
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