are superfeet worth the money?
11160
I stole the insoles from my running shoes and have been good every since. For me, they are worth the money. I've got the green superfeet in my golf shoes, running shoes and hunting boots. ... I used to have pain on the bottom of my feet and pain in my shins, no pain with superfeet.
772661
Brooks (generally) make good running shoes at a reasonable price (for running shoe manufacturers), with the GTS being in their top range. Whether the top range of shoes is worth the extra money - I'm never completely convinced of, but if they work for you and are comfortable then they might be worth it.
547343
Overall then, we'd say that a pair of Weejuns from G.H. Bass and company is worth it if you're looking to spend just enough money to get a smart casual shoe with solid but unremarkable built.
1038821
The Pro Versions cost a little more ($5) because of the Ultracush Sole and the Duracap. The Pro's are designed for skateboarders. Forgot to mention that the Pro Versions also have a red tag along the stripe on the side of the shoe.
1046639
I think it is very reliable and is worth buying from based on purchasing from this site twice. Very reliable, plus you can find the shoe you want for a bit cheaper than the retailer. Very reliable - I tend to find shoes in the store and then find them cheaper on Zappos and just order from there.
975182
The Mercurial Superfly are super responsive (they react to your foot's movements well) They're very comfortable for a lightweight boot. They provide very aggressive traction (helps with grip & running fast) They are narrow fitting (not the best for those with wide feet)
736791
Are aftermarket mouse feet worth it? They're not expensive, but if your mouse feet are generally new and you don't feel a ton of friction using your mouse I'd say that your stock mouse feet will do the job fine. ... If you find your mouse has too much friction, then yes they're worth it.
772341
If you have chronic plantar fasciitis or a heel spur, you may be willing to try just about anything to find relief. Z-CoiL shoes claim to be the answer. It's even in their tag line: "Pain Relief Footwear." They have a built-in orthotic and 200% more cushioning than regular running or walking shoes.
748955
Details: With 20% more Boost in the midsole, Ultraboost 20 gives amplified energy return with every step, making them some of the most comfortable shoes for nurses to wear. ... If you are looking for a shoe that won't chafe or rub, the sock-like fit of the Primeknit upper will keep your foot snugly secure.
642779
Bottom line. All-in-all, the Adidas Ultra Boost and Nike Air VaporMax are both great sneaker choices. At just a $10 difference in price, they match up very closely in terms of value. While neither is clearly better than the other, each has attributes that can enhance your style of running.
305992
In short, no they're not worth it. Especially if it's for a daily driven station wagon, even a turbocharged one. They don't help reduce stop distances nor do they really help make the brakes feel so much better -- I have them on my Prelude and it felt just about the same as before. I wouldn't say they last longer.
734529
Why they might be worth it Yes. The Brixtons are pricey. But they're the most comfortable and well-made loafers I've ever owned. And I know they'll last for many, many years to come.
594996
It's well worth a few extra bucks, though, so you won't feel robbed even for a second. With Zone Off Road you'll get that great quality and an awesome warranty, just not quite the premium warranty like BDS. Either way you go, you're getting a great, high quality suspension.
437445
It depends. Even the asos brand has a lot, and it definitely varies in quality. I usually buy it on sale, so I've been pretty pleased at the quality for the price point. ... In terms of quality, I'd say they're better than H&M and Forever21, and I tend to buy it more so for the designs than the quality/price factor.
56376
I found the UltraBoost particularly good for helping to maintain a decent pace over long runs and cruising through easy runs. However, when you want to push the pace the UltraBoost is slightly cumbersome, especially when compared with lighter shoes in Adidas's line-up like the SolarBoost or Boston.
280451
Though the React isn't as bouncy as Nike's Zoom X foam, it is responsive. The dense cushioning has great feedback – in a rubbery kind of way. ... Furthermore, the deep cushioning makes the going comfortable during long-distance runs. We also recommend the Epic React as a cushioned running shoe for heavier runners.
1384307
Registered. They are completely worth it. You have to remember when buying tires, that you can go cheap(not really that much cheaper), but they will wear quicker, or your cost of admission can be higher initially and they will have more life. This is absolutely true with the Toyo MT versus any other MT in my opinion.