Perfect fit??

mickwat155

Hey folks..

I'm looking to get into a bit of running and I'd like a bit of help.. What would be a good sort of runner for use on tarmac that would be comfort and not severe on my feet for less then €100

Thanks inadvance

Blacktie.

Peoples feet and the way they run is different. Check out going to a running shop and getting a gait test done and they can advise you what should suit you.

Alf Veedersane

Blacktie. wrote: »

Peoples feet and the way they run is different. Check out going to a running shop and getting a gait test done and they can advise you what should suit you.

I would suggest a gait analysis in Amphibian King or Runways ahead of a running shops where you're more likely to be recommended a show that they sell.

ford2600

mickwat155 wrote: »

Hey folks..

I'm looking to get into a bit of running and I'd like a bit of help.. What would be a good sort of runner for use on tarmac that would be comfort and not severe on my feet for less then €100

Thanks inadvance

http://touch.boards.ie/forum/1412

Might be a better forum

I think runways shut down
Got my last runners there

Alf Veedersane

bluewolf wrote: »

I think runways shut down
Got my last runners there

I did think I heard that alright but I couldn't find anything on them closing.

Plenty on Dublin Airport though...

They told me they were closing when i went in that time, signs up and loads of stuff all over the place or packed away

Alf Veedersane

bluewolf wrote: »

They told me they were closing when i went in that time, signs up and loads of stuff all over the place or packed away

I searched again and got a link to this thread where you posted it 6 months ago.

So, OP, Amphibian King is yizzer only man.

Of course you could go get a pair of runners without it but it just increases the risk of injury when you could reduce that risk.

Wottle

Base2race (B2R) in ballymount. Highly recommend.

LiamaDelta

I think Elverys do it too. Though possibly they only do it as part of selling you those mouldable insoles (can't remember the name). Far as I know they'll do the gait analysis first and you're under no obligation to buy the insoles. I did though and found them quite good. The way I justified it (in me head ) was I spent the €40 on the insoles and then didn't need to spend as much on a runner.

uck51js9zml2yt

I picked up a pair of skecher go run4's today in tkmax for €40. Took them for a spin this afternoon and they were nice.


Not a hardened runner like some here but trying to build up fitness .