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What's "running"?
"... In the future, people run for fun"
I think these would help protect the foot upon impact.
my feet don't need nuturing.
ASICS are my favorite running shoes. These look pretty good and it's a decent price. I've seen a little better discounted price on similar ASICS, but if you haven't, you could do worse.
Quick poll... when was the last time you ran somewhere? I have a feeling that frequenters of this site are probably not that healthy.
Last time I ran was a month ago playing tennis.
^ "playing tennis" is code-word for "running upstairs from the basement to mom's refridgerator".
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bacon, dude, everyone seen your real life picture and you are like 250 lbs. I mean, god, save what's left of your dignity.
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I told you you did too good of a job with that pic and bio, bacon. Most of your audience consists of social rejects and retards. You should have dumbed it down for them. But it was still fun while it lasted though.
So nuisance_sucks named himself the fat bacon. What a burp moron.
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Um, about the shoe. For those interested, Asics and Saucony are excellent running shoes, and fit those who need a wider toebox (that is NOT bacon's love chamber I'm talking about).
Nike and Adidas may make good shoes - but they fit narrower feet.
I do weigh more - about 250lbs. And I run. Which means I need a sturdy shoe, and this won't cut it. Check out Asics.com... The higher-level Asics running shoes have mid and fore-foot gel system for better shock absorption. For heavier runners, Asics also makes an extra cushioning system, and also gait control for the ankle's tendency to roll out on impact.
But, these shoes would be great for walking around in with an occaisional jog -- quite a bit more support than "walking" shoes.