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Originally Posted by dFiend  If you don't run that often or train to improve your times, you probably won't notice that much of a difference. A running shoe can really make or break you if you're serious about the sport. I learned that lesson when I bought a pair of New Balance 892's. After breaking them in they cut a hole so deep on the back of my heel that I still bleed when I run, and I had to eventually scrap them because my legs cramped so fucking bad I could barely make it past the first mile. When I went back to the Asics the problems were solved. |
I just run for cardio right now, rarely more than 2-3 miles at a time. Is there really something to be gained by a higher quality shoe for us folks who aren't marathon running?
