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newton running shoes

tridying · 2010-02-12 19:00:54

hi interested in feedback from anyone who has used the newton running shoes and where to buy i know the larger bike shops stock them but are expensive compared to uk. i want to buy form an irish shop if possible.:cool:

12-02-2010 7:00pm

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tridying

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hi interested in feedback from anyone who has used the newton running shoes and where to buy i know the larger bike shops stock them but are expensive compared to uk. i want to buy form an irish shop if possible.:cool:

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#2 12-02-2010 7:31pm

RacoonQueen

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I've never used them but I don't really understand the benefits of a pair of runners that the majority of people will need to change their running form in order to get use out of them.

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#3 13-02-2010 9:16am

tridying

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yeah good point what would you recommend i have asics and the build quality is poor had to send them back twice cost me €150

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#4 13-02-2010 9:44am

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Sounds like you're jumping to the answer before you understand the question.
Have you been to a specialist running shop to have some gait analysis done, if you haven't you should consider that before investing in something that does not suit your running style.

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