There I said it, having a few pairs in the past(30ish) last year I decided to sell a few pairs I didn’t wear, I have whittled them down to 18 pairs, but only 3 pairs of proper “Running Shoes” in the collection I decided I needed more.
Here are my three latest buys.
Ultraboost 19 - awesome
Nike zoom fly 3 - need more time to decide
Adidas yeezy 350 boost - no heal support
I understand we all need different trainers but what have you got, and what would you sell a kidney for ?
I will start
Got - Adidas Ultraboost 19!
Want - Nike Pegasus Turbo 2
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My if I had a loads of money trainer would be ASICS metaride. I’ve never tried them but I love a meta rocker in a shoe but at £225. I won’t be getting them 😀.
I share your love, passion and addiction to running shoes 😍
I’m fairly new to this. Graduated 21st of December. I have a pair of Hoka, two pairs of brooks, a pair new balance. Adidas trail and Columbia trail , and awaiting Saucony Nomad trail 🙂
Yes definitely. I fully stepped in a puddle up to my ankle and as soon as my foot came out all the water seems to disappear and it didn’t feel like my socks and shoes were soaked 🙂 and also I think they are really light on your feet and feel like a second skin.
But they seem to have got lost and I’m fuming as they were the last pair in the sale 👿 They are the third pair since I started this....
Started in a pair of Aldi specials
Bought a pair of cheap Decathlon Hybrids which are ok now I’ve changed the insole.
Bought a pair of Skechers Gorun, which are probably the most comfy surprisingly, but not sure they would be any good for long runs - not that I’m likely to do one 😜
My one and only pair of trainers... ASICS Gel-Contend and they're bloody brilliant! Super light and comfy, you just don't know you're wearing them. Will get another pair when these get tatty.
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