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trainers?

sniperman · 2020-10-31 11:04:55

hi all,is this the right forum for this question?anyway looking for recommendations for running/walking trainers,not ones that will break the bank,im a size 8,thanks......ps. ones that will last.

31-10-2020 12:04pm

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sniperman

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hi all,is this the right forum for this question?anyway looking for recommendations for running/walking trainers,not ones that will break the bank,im a size 8,thanks......ps. ones that will last.

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#2 31-10-2020 12:09pm

FingerChips

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Keep an eye out for Brooks. I spent about 180 for a pair of Brooks Transcend, two years ago. Use it for walking and running. I've had terrible shin splints with other shoes but this one was ideal for me.

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#3 31-10-2020 12:36pm

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Have a look at decathlon
I use their support shoe and find them good for 35e

I ran in asics and Brooks previously and spent up to 160e on runners before

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