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saucony hurricane runners

ManFromAtlantis · 2010-09-18 09:51:33

stability shoe/mild-moderate overprnatr use kayanos and like them but just fancy a change. anyone know where to get saucony hurricane runners (preferably galway or athlone) tried a few places but no luck. or anyone try both runners and what ye think. kayano v hurricane? thanks

18-09-2010 9:51am

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ManFromAtlantis

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stability shoe/mild-moderate overprnatr

use kayanos and like them but just fancy a change.

anyone know where to get saucony hurricane runners (preferably galway or athlone)

tried a few places but no luck.

or anyone try both runners and what ye think. kayano v hurricane?

thanks

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#2 19-09-2010 7:31pm

caseyjones1

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Amphibian King in Bray sell them, and they deliver. I know it's not near you but if you are happy to order online?
I'd say otherwise ring around running shops, I've seen them in a few places. Up and Running in Newry comes to mind also.
I wear them for training and I love them, they are very supportive and cushioned, however I prefer Mizunos for long distance due to the wider toe-area, I find Kayanos too narrow in the toe full stop, hate them, but that's just my personal opinion..

hth

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