And if possible, please mention the name of the shoe you using and briefly state how satisfied/unsatisfied you are with them. Thanks in advance.

Under Armour Running Shoes. One shoe is as good as the next. If you NEED shoes on when you run, your form is bad. The Olympic distance runners from Kenya run barefoot.

aha, well in p.e. l just use a black pair of vans
or black pair of converse

they arent exactly the smartest running shoes lol
but theyre comfty :P
thats probaly why they satisfy me .

i mean vans are more skater shoes while converse are basketball so l guess theyre easy to move in .

LOL

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Saucony Cohesion, about $40, Academy & Sports Authority. Great shoes built on the same style as the Jazz & Shadow. Saucony and l go back 20 years.

nb 1224, asics gel 1140, mizuno wave nexus, nike pegasus and adidas cushion 7

Pretty much all brands are great. l wear Nike because there is a store near me, and l have flat feet that cave in causing me to easily get shin splints without the right shoes. l like all of the Bowerman series shoes. They have good support for no arches. l also like running in their trail running shoes in the snow because they do not get snow packed in on them with the deep treads they have.

asics

l run in the Asics 2130s right now. Obviously they change every year, & so the new 2140s r out, but yeah, that is what l run in. They r very good, & l was very pleased with them. l started my year with Gel Nimbus 9's, except l got a half a size too small, & they completely screwed up my feet. We we considering that they had given me hairline fractures, & at any given point l had at least 3 blisters on both feet, so obviously l did not like those. Once l changed to the 2130s l noticed significant changes, for the better. My coach also uses them, & they r rated extremely high.

Asics Dominate! l love them. l really want to know about Spira though. My knees hurt sometimes and l have heard they can help with reducing joint pain. Has anyone used them?

Anyways. You should really go to a running specialty store and have a shoe salesman size up your foot and recommend what is right for you. Good luck.

Nike Air Zoom Skylons, trained me for two state championships.

asics gel nimbus

So far, l am very satisfied. l have about 150 miles on this, my first, pair. l will know more after l up my mileage for marathon training later this month. l am currently running about 20 miles a week, injury free. l am 39 with no pronation, so these are great cushioned running shoes with no motion control.

l have run a lot of 5k's, 8k's, some 10k is & a couple of half marathons over the years. Brooks shoes have been amazing, particularly for motion control, if that is what u need. They run $85-$110 but the extra money is worth it if u want to help yourself stay injury free. Saucony has been great. New Balance is something my friend has also run in. Nike is Okay, but u can really do better, unless u get the really higher end Nikes, & even then, maybe run in them on alternate days. Adidas has been great, but Saucony has been wonderful for a wide toe box. If ur toe box is too snug, u can get black toe nails & they can fall off, or have tension in the foot while running, which is not good over the long haul. Many people believe in wearing one pair of shoes for a day or two, then another, while the initial pair ''rests'' or ''dries out'' so to speak. This is nice because of the natural dips & flow of each shoe that puts pressure on foot points--that can alternate, leaving ur feet healthier in the long haul. My all-time favorite for comfort year after year has been Brooks shoes. They rock. If u go to a professional ''runner'' shoe store, they can often ''scan'' ur feet & find out where ur ''hot spots'' are, where ur feet touch the earth, also, they can tell u if u need motion control or room, or more cushion on the heel or toe or a good rise in the arch. Put the shoes on & run around on the carpet, even up & down the clean sidewalk if they let you, for quite a bit before settling down & buying them.

in gym class l wear converse all-stars. they're great but later my feet kill me.

at track/cross country practice l will wear aasics shoes, because l got a TON of injuries when l used the 20 dollar nike ones. l love my aasics. they last 125-150 miles a pair.

Asics GT 2130 - Very good shoe

Saucony XC racing flats - also great racing shoe

asics 1140.. l have worn Asics since l began running over 15 yrs ago.then when l gave it up and restarted, l tried other shoes but the Asics are the one shoe that deals with me being flat footed and over-pronate.

Saucony
Not sure on what type they are. l like them though. l was getting really bad feet before with other brands, but these ones are for stability so it is got rid of my pains. They're really snug and comfy. l run a lot as well and they're as good as new. 30miles a week.