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Thread: What's a good running shoe that has good arch support?

post 1635277653 04-02-2021, 03:55 PM
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What's a good running shoe that has good arch support?

Every Asics shoe I get ends up being a piece of chit. I'd like to avoid Mizuno too but may go with them. I am willing to spend up to $100. thanks
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post 1635277853 04-02-2021, 03:59 PM
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Brooks make some solid running shoes. Gonna depend on your running style go can't recommend a particular one though.

I've tried the Mizunos, the Wave Prophecy is definitely my favorite overall shoe for starting running, only shoe that doesn't give me crazy shin splints to start. Pretty decent overall too, but the rest of the Mizuno line is trash IMO. Brooks for all around. Adidas boost are also super comfy and have a nice mix of styles. Don't get the trendy ones get the ones made for funning obv.
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Strange you don’t like asics that’s all I get for my fallen arches

The expensive ones are well over $100 here (Kayano)

Brooks beast are ok too
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
Strange you don’t like asics that’s all I get for my fallen arches

The expensive ones are well over $100 here (Kayano)

Brooks beast are ok too
Mine are falling apart. But I am looking up the reviews on Amazon, and I may have gotten a knock off. So maybe these are fake Asics I got.
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Originally Posted By AgRyan⏩
Brooks make some solid running shoes. Gonna depend on your running style go can't recommend a particular one though.

I've tried the Mizunos, the Wave Prophecy is definitely my favorite overall shoe for starting running, only shoe that doesn't give me crazy shin splints to start. Pretty decent overall too, but the rest of the Mizuno line is trash IMO. Brooks for all around. Adidas boost are also super comfy and have a nice mix of styles. Don't get the trendy ones get the ones made for funning obv.
Yeah I think I once had Wave Prophecy but can't remember. I'm gonna try to avoid Mizuno or Asics.

Gonna check out Brooks. thanks
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Brooks are fantastic for arch support. Recommended by a friend of mine who is a physical therapist. A bit expensive, but it’s difficult to make a solid shoe that is cheap.

ASICS are decent shoes for the money, although they don’t have the life that Brooks do.

He also recommended Spenco Polysorb crosstrainer insoles if you need some. Been wearing them for years and they are very good.
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If you don't like ASICS, I'd recommend New Balance or Brooks. (Ded fkn Srs)
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Hokas u ****ing retard,

No one who runs has any other shoe in 2021
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
New Balance. I know, I'm a jogger.
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Originally Posted By gmenfan40⏩
If you don't like ASICS, I'd recommend New Balance or Brooks. (Ded fkn Srs)
New Balance makes some solid cross training shoes and casual lifting shoes but their running shoes are chit.
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Get a Dr scholl's arch for your foot specifically

Go to a wall mart and stand on the machine

Worth every penny
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Your problem is your price point. You can find quality shoes for around 100 if you are getting an older year model that hasn’t moved off the shelf yet, but typically good running shoes are going to go like 130-150.

I prefer ASICS, the have the best combination of lightness and sturdiness
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Originally Posted By ezmac31⏩
Your problem is your price point. You can find quality shoes for around 100 if you are getting an older year model that hasn’t moved off the shelf yet, but typically good running shoes are going to go like 130-150.

I prefer ASICS, the have the best combination of lightness and sturdiness
Yeah I'm just gonna spend $150. I am looking at Brooks right now and am liking what I see, so I will try them out.
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