What brand of running shoes should I buy next?
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Asics are a good brand, also new balance has good technology
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It depends on your foot shape and structure. Your best bet would be to go to a good running store and ask the person who works their. I personally prefer Sacony's, although they are a little bit heavier then other shoes they offer more padding for the front half of the foot and have a wide base.
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I would have to say either the Nike Breathe Free, Adidas Baricade 2, or the K-Swiss Ultrascendor.  Most advanced players claim you really can't go wrong with any of these three, so take your pick.
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A specialty running store would be the best place.  Fleet Feet or the running room are 2 chains of running stores.  If you don't have any local running specialty stores, Road Runner Sports is a good catalog and online store for running shoes.
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Checkout http://www.zappos.com or just do a google search on the brand of shoe.
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you really should find out what kind of running shoe you need. do you over/under pronate? do you need a stabilizing shoe? nike's tend to run a lil narrow and i've stayed away from them. quality running stores will look at how you walk to determine what kind of runner you are. that's really the first step in determining if the frees are appropriate for you.
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There is no 'best' brand.\n\nAll the major brands (Nike, Adidas) have slightly different characteristics and fit differently.\n\nYour best bet is to go to a shoe shop with a really big range and assistants that know what they are talking about.  Plan to spend an afternoon trying different shoes and find one that fits well and suits your particular style of running.
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Try buyin ADIDAS shoes. they last long and are really good and comfortable. If you dont get adidas, try NIKE .Theyre both great shoes.
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In order\n\nNike \nAdidas\nReebok\nhowever it depends on who your buying for. Most girls choices are in reebok and it depends on your indi=vidual style. For sprinting nike airs. For gym and cashual reeboks and adidas for a streetwise made for fun kind of look.
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Yes... Save your knees!!!!! Running shoes are the most important training tool a runner can have. Heavier shoes can put stress on your ligaments and joints. Running shoes are designed to take the stress and properly support your feet and legs during running. \n\nafter a while the spring will be pounded out of your running shoes. even though you will still have more cushion than running barefoot, the stress on your knees can be great enough to cause damage over time.  Ideally you should change your shoes every 3 months or 300 miles depending on your training volume. realistically if you can update your shoes twice a year you will probably be alright. But make sure you buy the right shoe for the terrain. I wouldn't recommend using a trail running shoe for a track or road race.\nbest of luck to you.
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Try to find Asics 2100s. They have a newer model out, the 2200s I think but, the 2100s are better. See if you can find those somewhere. They are good because they have a good arch support, the mid-foot hugs, and there is room in the toe box. This is a mid-stability shoe designed for mild overpronators, which most people are. This is the best shoe on the market for high arches. I've had this shoe a few times. Currently I'm using the Adidas Supernova classic. It is a neutral shoe without much arch support, but I love the way it hugs my foot. Good luck.
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Just get ones you think look cool and fit well.  Different brands work for different people, so you might need to experiment.  I find that Skechers work best for me, and I for athletic stuff I buy Adidas.
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id have to go with asics also, but they're a good investment once u learn to wrestle with em.  I lost feeling in the front of my knee (like permanently) this season from it hittin the mat day after day lol.
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Big fan of Nike Shox here, most comfortable running shoes I ever purchased, until I got the new air max 360's, its like running on air :)
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FOR ATHLETICS I WOULD SAY NIKE FOR FAHION OVERALL I WOULD SAY ADIDAS
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Hey TopSpin, it really depends on what kind of foot you have. With that in mind I'll include a link to a similar question that was asked. You'll be able to find my answer and that might help a bit. But when it all comes down to it, the best shoes are the ones that you feel the best in. I play a lot and at one point I was going through a pair of shoes every month or two. I decided to give Wilson shoes a whirl because they have guarantees on most of their shoes. I wasn't a big fan because they were too heavy for my taste. For my foot I really like Nike--and especially their Air Zooms. I don't know if you remember the old Sampras shoes, but those were the greatest. It was like playing in my socks.\n\nIf you want shoes that aren't too expensive, then you can find good shoes in the Nike, Adidas and Wilson lines that aren't too pricey--and they all have shoes with guarantees, although the Nikes and Adidas with guarantees are a bit pricier.\n\nHere's an alternative that I use: I buy two pair of shoes. I buy a really nice pair and then I keep my eyes open for sales or a good less expensive, more durable pair. I then switch them off. I usually go to Tennis Warehouse and look for shoes on liquidation. Here's an example for you:\nI'd get a pair of the older Air Resolve (on liquidation; I'll add the link below) for $60 and then I'd keep my eyes open for other good deals on the liquidation list (you could also check out sites like Holibird Sports; I'll include a link to their close-out page). I have a pair of these Resolves. They've got a six-month guarantee on the outsole and they're pretty comfortable. Plus they've got a solid toe--you mentioned toe-dragging.\n\nGood luck. I know how hard it is to find a shoe that fits well.
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1. what kind of shoes do u wear? any preference?\n2. any thought about of your shoes? brands, trends? \n3. who are u buying this shoe for? any occassions?\n\nand so on!!\n\nand best of luck