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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Running Shoes - one of the most important tool to any runners. However, there are so many brands, and so many to choose from. In this video, i review three pairs of running shoes that i have used in my time as a runner, and the positives, and negatives. The shoes i review are:
Hoka Rincon 3
Brooks Adrenaline GTS 21
Mizuno Wave Inspire 17
These are the experience i have had with these shoes, however yours may differ! Please comment below and let me know your favourite running shoes, and whether your opinion may differ from mine!
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I ran a half marathon in Mizuno's years ago and every time I try a different shoe I always end up coming back to them. The guy at the store was selling me on Hoka's and I was looking for a comparison between Hoka and Mizuno and this is exactly what I needed. Thanks for this!
I have have loved Brooks Ghost and Mizuno Wave Rider. I’m here to learn about Hoka experience. Doesn’t sound like a plus for my wide feet either. They almost had me with the promise of cushion.
I absolutely concur with not buying online. I visited a running shop and about 10 pairs of shoes just did not fit well. Then one finally did. Also size varies between brands and even between models or generations of the same brand/model. No way you can find your way online. Also buy the shoe in the brick and mortar store to support their business - after all, you'd be lost without them!
Only if you know the shoe already and re-buy, you can consider taking the risk of doing an online purchase of course.
Brooks is my choice and the only shoes I buy for comfort & support! Brooks Ghost & Brooks Ariel in my opinion is the best. They have a lot of cushioning and arch support. With Brooks, you must go a 1/2 size up from your normal size. Hoka's are okay, but my feet get tired in them and starts to ache. Mizuno is for me is definitely a "no go". I have normal feet (not too narrow & not wide at all), Mizuno is tight fitting, therefore I can't wear them.
I work at a nursing home and the hokas are the only thing that says me
I wish there were a Mizuno Inspire with a 5-8 instead of 12 mm drop.
Sounds like a car model 😂😂😂