Asics has Select ASICS Men's & Women's Running Shoes (Standard, various colors) on sale as listed below when you apply corresponding promo codes at checkout. Shipping is free on orders $50+ for OneASICS Members (free to join), otherwise is $5.
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Asics has Select ASICS Men's & Women's Running Shoes (Standard, various colors) on sale as listed below when you apply corresponding promo codes at checkout. Shipping is free on orders $50+ for OneASICS Members (free to join), otherwise is $5.
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Has anyone use these for tennis or badminton sports?
Running shoes are never good for tennis. No lateral support, the sole has 75% or less of the surface area and harder rubber meaning less grip, especially on clay. Asking for an injury.
I picked these up on a previous deal. They're comfortable enough for light exercise, but there's no upper support reinforcement -its just the padded cloth all around, even in the rear by your ankle, which means slipping them on is only achievable if you tie them loose enough.
I probably wouldn't recommend these for any activities which require intense side-to-side motions given the increased likelihood to roll your ankle since there's no support.
I picked these up on a previous deal. They're comfortable enough for light exercise, but there's no upper support reinforcement -its just the padded cloth all around, even in the rear by your ankle, which means slipping them on is only achievable if you tie them loose enough.
I probably wouldn't recommend these for any activities which require intense side-to-side motions given the increased likelihood to roll your ankle since there's no support.
There are multiple types of shoes in this deal - which ones did you get?
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The mesh cloth seems to easily tear where your pinky toe is. Bought a pair on a deal back in November or so, now there are holes in both shoes where the pinky toe is. Don't recommend them.
Running shoes are never good for tennis. No lateral support, the sole has 75% or less of the surface area and harder rubber meaning less grip, especially on clay. Asking for an injury.
This is the way.
Once you play Tennis wearing actual Tennis shoes you will realize there are significant differences. Basketball shoes are the only other shoe I might use to play Tennis.
Once you play Tennis wearing actual Tennis shoes you will realize there are significant differences. Basketball shoes are the only other shoe I might use to play Tennis.
I'm particularly fond of Asic's Gel Dedicate for tennis. I presently use the Gell Dedicate 7. Most of the time, you can find them around 40-45 dollars each when they go on sale
Once you play Tennis wearing actual Tennis shoes you will realize there are significant differences. Basketball shoes are the only other shoe I might use to play Tennis.
Injured feet will be the result of using running shoes to play Tennis. I am suffering possible nerve damage due to this. So, yeah, don't do it mmkay?
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I was after one pair of venture-8. $39.
Checkout showed shipping for a member at $5 vs the non-member $10.
Title should prob add (Free shipping over $50) or just copy the wording on the banner on the top of Asics page.
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I probably wouldn't recommend these for any activities which require intense side-to-side motions given the increased likelihood to roll your ankle since there's no support.
I probably wouldn't recommend these for any activities which require intense side-to-side motions given the increased likelihood to roll your ankle since there's no support.
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Once you play Tennis wearing actual Tennis shoes you will realize there are significant differences. Basketball shoes are the only other shoe I might use to play Tennis.
Once you play Tennis wearing actual Tennis shoes you will realize there are significant differences. Basketball shoes are the only other shoe I might use to play Tennis.
Once you play Tennis wearing actual Tennis shoes you will realize there are significant differences. Basketball shoes are the only other shoe I might use to play Tennis.
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