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Gaby Goldberg
@gaby
What are the best running shoes? I've recently learned you should be cycling between 2-3 types of shoes at a time to protect against injury? I wear Hokas now and love them
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Integrated Kyle e/acc
@kylesamani
cycling :)
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Julian Lehr
@julian
> you should be cycling between 2-3 types of shoes at a time to protect against injury source? would be curious to learn more about this
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steph 🧾
@steph
Truly depends on your foot type/striking pattern tbh (no one size fits all - it's super personal 🖤) My current rotation is: - Hoka Clifton/NB Fuelcell for recovery runs - NB RC Elite/Saucony Endorphin Speed for long runs + workouts - Nike Alphafly/Tempo Next % for racing
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Colin
@colin
After Nike alphaflys I haven’t looked back
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jesse.base.eth 🔵
@jessepollak
wait whaaat? i knew you should rotate shoes frequently to prevent wear (e.g. every 6 months) but i haven't heard of running on multiple shoes at the same time..
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Integrated Kyle e/acc
@kylesamani
cycling :)
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Jeff Feiwell
@hyper
Brooks. Lindy
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bennet
@bgrill.eth
Altra, similar to Hoka
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akshay 🔵
@wagmiking
2nd edition nike zoomx vaporfly next%'s or saucony endorphin speed 2's!
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dylan
@dylsteck.eth
love the on clouds legitimately feels like you’re running on a cloud and the wear & tear on these shoes is great
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Aaron Suplizio
@aps
Recommend going to a good running shoe store once and do the gait analysis to understand if you pronate or supinate or are neutral. Pay the extra on your first pair for the learning then you can stick with that store/brand or move online. Wrong shoe type can lead to injury!
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Sam Whitmore
@sjwhitmore
It’s worth going to a running store & doing gait analysis. Different shoes work better for different people! I use Brooks Adrenaline for road training, Hoka Speedgoat 5 for trails. Run 300 mi *max* on a pair of shoes. I race in Alphaflies. You should only run ~50 mi on those.
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Michael
@conabot.eth
Brooks and Hokas. Brooks has a good range of shoe structures if you want the same effect with one brand. For trails, La Sportiva is hands down the best thing I have ever put on my feet. They are confidence inspiring.
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Harry
@nicholls
Saucony Kinvara
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Shreyas
@helloshreyas
been happy with my nike invincibles
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Ben
@mrdarp
Love Hokas for look and feel but can’t recommend going to Marathon Sports and doing the 3d scan / having them analyze you run enough
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Sean McCann
@mccann
I over pronate so alternate between a stability shoe (Saucony Guide) and regular (Saucony Ride) depending on the length of run.
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