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My trusty Hokas these days. But I do rotate shoes as well between my ONs every now and then. I have a ton of other running shoes too but I haven't experienced a more softer ride than my Bondi 6 so far though followed by my Cliftons.
I'm in Nike Pegasus or NB 880s!
Same. Not a runner shoe die hard but I jog every second day on an oval and Pegasus 34 have been my shoe for the past few years. Is that a decent line for a regular guy like me? Looking to buy a new pair from the same line.
Yes I have a pair of under armour running shoes, and had a pair many years ago as well. Had no problems. Can't tell you how good they were though, I am no expert.
Is it the HOVR line? Which one? How is the cushioning and the fit?
Nah, I shouldn't have even replied to this. I just got a cheap pair both times.
So...I obviously am a tennis shoe geek, which has easily translated to allowing me to dabble in running shoe geek. I've been in several brands and several types of running shoes (Brooks, adidas, Asics, NB, etc.), but these are great daily trainers the only thing I could see you potentially wanting more cushioning? (That's where my 880s come in)Same. Not a runner shoe die hard but I jog every second day on an oval and Pegasus 34 have been my shoe for the past few years. Is that a decent line for a regular guy like me? Looking to buy a new pair from the same line.
edit: cool, just saw Michelle’s reply right above me.
Reebok has been really under the radar honestly, Floatride line is simply amazing combo of value & performance
Thats some pretty serious mileage for a casual runner haqq. Go slow & yeah give rest/recovery days. Keep your nutrition balanced too for optimum recovery my friend.Keep on runnin!I'm on track to hit my 50 miles per week. Will be the first time I reach that since my knee arthroscopy last Sep for meniscus tear. Had been taking it very slow and steady at 3 miles per day before.
Not feeling too bad, but I need to manage my runs better for sure. I don't think I can keep up these numbers week in and week out.
Those Pegasus 37 in the end are indeed sweet looking! I love Hokas personally for the type of ride they give & those Clifton 6s got my attention too. Have you noticed any differences with previous iterations? A few ppl told me they stiffened them up which is a bummer (own Clifton 4s currently for recovery runs sometimes and eyeing the soon to be released Bondi 7).Peg Turbo 2s are my main shoes, and sad to see them being discontinued. Eyeing the Endorphin Speeds as a replacement, as I'm not sure I want to pay the premium for the upcoming Tempo Next%. Hoka Clifton 6s for my long/easy/recovery days. Recently picked up a pair of Peg 37s about a month ago, which to be honest I'm not entirely fond of (aside from the looks - the Olympic colorway is sweet), but nevertheless still using them in the rotation (mostly interval work). Have a pair Epic React 2s that I also like, although they are now relegated to mostly a walking/casual shoe that I often leave in the car to have something for unplanned/spontaneous runs.
Wearing an Altra shoe right now. Toebox so wide only the box is bigger. 63 nxt month. May need to run in a sandbox
Still own that old Schwinn Airdyne and have access to a Planet Fitness a mile away, just not brave enough to enter. Have endless grassy fields & parks to run in just not sure my ankles will take it.
Still have and use an old Nordictrack from BITD. Folks give them away on Facebook. No impact, bit noisy. Used to jump rope. Great to raise HR. Tennis player locally used to rollerblade to the courts.
Prob to reduce clutter. Less equipment to hang clothes on.
Dang! GOALS!I'm on track to hit my 50 miles per week. Will be the first time I reach that since my knee arthroscopy last Sep for meniscus tear. Had been taking it very slow and steady at 3 miles per day before.
Not feeling too bad, but I need to manage my runs better for sure. I don't think I can keep up these numbers week in and week out.
Wifey sat on a deck and noticed eyes met hers thru the rail. Two bear cubs walked up the stairs, then she saw another and their Mom in the parking lot below. Had deer on the tennis courts, walking the trails, in front yards. Disconcerting when jogging. Have water have critters
Have bike trails, abandoned railway tracks, trails in parks. Worried more about raised trail/tree roots and poor cyclists than critters. Btw, the bears were in Tenn.
Great to see runners pump each other up
- absolutely agree, life gets busy and get hard to find time for longer runs. I have also been utilizing our treadmill (previously serving as a clothes hangar at times, haha) so that came in handy a lot for runs during peak quarantine days.
DAMN! And here I am struggling to get my ass off the couch to grab that bag of potato chips calling my name.. hey nice hustling there haqq..I'm on track to hit my 50 miles per week. Will be the first time I reach that since my knee arthroscopy last Sep for meniscus tear. Had been taking it very slow and steady at 3 miles per day before.
Not feeling too bad, but I need to manage my runs better for sure. I don't think I can keep up these numbers week in and week out.
@haqq777Great to see runners pump each other up
Do you have any specific exercises you do for recovery post run that you would recommend, Michelle? Especially after your 10k runs? I'm sort of new to 10k running and unlike my casual 2-3 mile runs in the past where I didn't do anything at all post run, I can now feel the body actually demanding proper cool down and recovery exercises as well as nutrition. I've been trying to improve times as well hence running harder too.
Thanks!
