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Shoes for excerise/gym/walking?

  • 31-12-2011 9:19pm
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    doctor evil
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,114 ✭✭✭


    Evening folks,

    Before 2011 dies I thought I would throw a question out to you all.

    I'm in the need of new runners and I want to get ones that I could use in a gym but that I can also walk in and my feet won't get soaked by the slightest of rain. I'm hoping to get something in the sales that will cushion my wide feet with a good arch.

    I'm in Dublin.

    Names of shops would be grand. I'm not sure if sport shops are still sport shops...

    Thank you!


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    Burkatron
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,878 ✭✭✭Burkatron


    doctor evil wrote: »
    Evening folks,

    Before 2011 dies I thought I would throw a question out to you all.

    I'm in the need of new runners and I want to get ones that I could use in a gym but that I can also walk in and my feet won't get soaked by the slightest of rain. I'm hoping to get something in the sales that will cushion my wide feet with a good arch.

    I'm in Dublin.

    Names of shops would be grand. I'm not sure if sport shops are still sport shops...

    Thank you!
    Imo
    Amphibian king in bray or runways in Parnell street would be your best bet for proper gait analysis & shoe recommendation


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