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What type of running shoes do I need?

tiernanobrien · 2008-12-29 20:29:20

I've been getting sore shins/shin splints running due to bad footwear I'm assuming. I gonna buy a pair of asics I think but I'm not sure which ones I need - so are listed for being for being for motion control, some are extra cushioned etc. Would anyone know any models which would suit? Thanks

29-12-2008 8:29pm

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tiernanobrien

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I've been getting sore shins/shin splints running due to bad footwear I'm assuming. I gonna buy a pair of asics I think but I'm not sure which ones I need - so are listed for being for being for motion control, some are extra cushioned etc.
Would anyone know any models which would suit?

Thanks

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#2 29-12-2008 9:11pm

Remmy

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You be best off to get your gait tracked first so you know which type of shoe to go for.Runways in parnell street is a good bet.

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#3 30-12-2008 1:58am

tribulus

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Or amphibianking if you're out in South Dublin/Wicklow.

I had the same idea but ended up getting a pair of Sauconys after the analysis - perfect shoe for me.

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