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45 recommendations and reviews from 40 people
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April 2, 2018
Sondra L. asked:I am lost without CCR. Where can we go to purchase running shoes in our area? I am aware of Dash up in Thomasville, but was wondering if any of you have recommendations for a store in Leon or Wakulla Counties.Jennifer H. replied:If CCR already fitted you in a shoe, you can maybe find it at Academy or Dick’s. Roadrunnersports.com has a great selection, free shipping, and 20% off if you become a VIP for $6 ish (if you can’t find your shoes locally).
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September 5, 2017
Susan E. asked:Does anyone have a favorite running store to get running sneakers? ThanksCarol L. replied:If you go to the local stores and find a pair you like then go to www.roadrunnersports.com
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September 20, 2015
Tavia L. asked:What is the best store to purchase running shoes?Ryan K. replied:For real, though: roadrunnersports.com or runningwarehouse.com.Julia B. replied:We love Road Runner Sports but u need to know what you want before u order. Returns can take a while.
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June 25, 2015
e_naughton asked:Dear #Seattle #runners - Can any of you recommend a store with good selection of women's running shoes in Seattle Metro Area?Mitch â. replied:http://www.roadrunnersports.com/Mitch â. replied:Would that not naturally be Road Runner Sports by Green Lake? I'm a non runner/non woman, but I'd go there's first!
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June 20, 2015
Michael A. asked:My wife and I are looking to go buy some shoes. Where are the malls at around here? For like a footlocker, finish line, and are there any other similar shoe stores anyone can suggest? We're looking for name brand sneakersNancy P. replied:My fav is http://www.roadrunnersports.com/
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June 2, 2015
Sarah B. asked:I'm looking for a shoe store that can fit me for a good walking/running shoe. The only one I knew of was in Bashford courts but I believe they closed. Thanks!Michael V. replied:www.roadrunnersports.com
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May 25, 2015
Julia C. asked:I am a new runner and looking to get fitted for some good shoes. Any suggestions on where to go?Larry J. replied:roadrunnersports.com
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May 4, 2015
Steve H. asked:Where is the cheapest place on-line to buy shoes? I know exactly what I want so I'm not worried about trying them on just looking for a good price. Brooks specifically. Thanks!Angela C. replied:Roadrunnersports.com free shipping and 10% off
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April 22, 2015
Laura H. asked:I think I'm officially a convert form the road to the trail. I've now done Mile Run and Hyner and signed up for Rothrock. After Saturday I think it's time to invest in some trail shoes. I know there are TONS of opinions on what people prefer, but I know I'll need something with some stability- just the way I go. Any suggestions where to start? I currently run in Saucony Omni 13's. Been running saucony since high school.Laurie H. replied:I just order up the saucony peregrine every year from Road Runner. http://www.roadrunnersports.com. And you can send them back within 90 days if you don't like them! It's a great company if you're not familiar!
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February 8, 2015
Brooke C. asked:Hi All, I've seen this question before but I can't search for it in my phone. Looking for suggestions for the best place to buy running shoes now that Hit the Trails is gone. Thanks in advance!Denise K. replied:Try this Web site: roadrunnersports.com. they will fit your foot for running and free returns
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January 20, 2015
Jess O. asked:I need to have a gait analysis done before I buy new shoes. Does anybody have recommendations or know where the closest store that does this is? I'm hoping you all might know somewhere closer than Little Rock!Bruce O. replied:You can also get a foot analysis at the Batesville Walmart pharmacy section or Bryant's pharmacy -- they both have pressure plate setups for orthotic inserts (Dr Scholl's and such). You stand barefoot on the pressure plate and it reports whether you have a high, low or medium arch, which will give you an idea of what type of shoes to get. You can then also look at current athletic shoes and notice whether the wear pattern on the heel tends to angle toward the inside or outside or evenly down the middle, and whether the worst sole wear is at the heel or under the ball of your foot. Take all those answers and plug them into a shoe finder at the Web site of major brands or at roadrunnersports.com (See their "Shoe Dog" button). The finders will then suggest shoes that might suit and you can go shopping and try a few of the suggestions. The one that feels most like it's "not even there" is the one you want. Any little pinch or discomfort or "not quite rightness" will be amplified mile upon mile, so if you feel something in 10 seconds in a store, do NOT get that shoe. If you feel almost barefoot and great, get them and run (stop at the cash register to pay, please)!
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November 7, 2014
Jenna J. asked:Hey to the experienced runners!! A few months ago, I went to 3 Sports in need of being fit for running shoes that supported myself & my feet, due to having issues with pain in my arches & tendons; well as of today, I still am having that same pain. Today I decided to follow advice of some other runners close to me and try Fleet Feet! And I must say, the manager there absolutely educated me!! The current shoe that I have from 3 Sports is the Asics Nimbus 16. According to the manager that I spoke with today at Fleet Feet, this shoe is 1) a half size to small for running, 2) does not support my wide upper foot area, and 3) does not support my foot where I need it to, and I am an extreme under pronator. This is very disappointing since shoes are not cheap. So, the man assisted me with some shoes to support my feet, and fit me for the Brooks Glycerin 12 and Hoka One One (which I think I will crack my ankles with) and explained to me why they would help me! So, today I didn't buy new shoes (because the asics are new) but I did buy some insoles for now. Does anyone have any suggestions on shoe hunting? I know it's a process! How long did it take you guys to find the right shoe? Anyone have the same issues?
Diane B. replied:My hubby gets all ours from roadrunnersports.com, but he has a VIP discount. So, our running shoes are much cheaper than my favorite running store.
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August 17, 2014
Marissa J. asked:Does anyone have any good knowledge on shoe recommendations for different patients? I obviously have enough knowledge to made educated recommendations but I would like to learn more. Does anyone have a good website for finding specific shoes for specific needs? I find that I like the Asics brand myself and end up going on their website searching for something there (but that is a personal bias and I don't necessarily want that). I do know there is a page on the Runners World website where you can plug in some specifics for foot biomechanics and the type of runner and it will recommend shoes which is nice. I would like to know if there is anything else out there like this that anyone knows of? Or if anyone has any additional knowledge they want to share on specific shoes (brand and type) they found to really work for different common pathologies (plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, etc.) Thank you in advance, I would like to be better prepared to recommend various shoes to my patients!Dan H. replied:Roadrunnersports.com has a "Shoe Dog" feature that I have found helpful for running shoes specifically. Also, on runningwarehouse.com (as well as others though I'm not sure who) use Shoefitr which gives 2D and 3D comparisons of shoes.
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July 12, 2014
Kim R. asked:I know some of you have recommendations for blister problems! Help! Looking for advice. Already have good shoes that were properly fitted and good socks! :)
Karen W. replied:I use the "blister free" type of socks off Roadrunnersports.com, and generally do not get many, even in marathons.
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April 2, 2014
Bruce B. asked:anyone recommend a men's sneaker w velcro tie that's very easy to put on/take off?
Chris K. replied:www.roadrunnersports.com If you buy more than one pair, it's worth it to get a "membership." Then they deliver within a day or two.It's a great site because they tell you what kind of shoe you're getting - for flat feet, high arches etc.
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December 4, 2013
Brandi F. asked:Running friends: I need suggestions for new running shoes. Thoughts?
Melissa B. replied:My favorite place to buy shoes is RoadRunnerSports.com-- it doesn't look like there's a location near you, but if there was, I'd recommend doing a custom fitting in their store. Once you've identified your favorite shoe, though, they're a great resource-- they'll match any price anywhere else, and if you pay for the VIP membership ($1.99/year), you get a 10% discount on everything year-round (20% once in a while during sales) and free shipping.
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November 26, 2013
Moshe T. asked:What are considered cheap shoe stores in the states to buy running shoes? Is Foot Locker considered a cheap one? Thanks.Shaina R. replied:roadrunnersports.com
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October 28, 2013
Stefanie P. asked:Need new running shoes ... Recommendations? Please tell me why you like them. Also, I over supinate when running. Thanks in advance.
Tara C. replied:Roadrunnersports.com
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October 10, 2013
Jennifer R. asked:Okay you runners out there....need to buy a decent pair of running shoes, recommendations???
Kristin O. replied:Is it called Fleet Street or Fleet Feet? I'll try to Google. I went there - they were really nice. You can always go & buy the shoes they recommend elsewhere. Check out Roadrunnersports.com - I became a VIP member for a couple $ and they give you really nice discounts.
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October 8, 2013
Katie B. asked:Can anyone recommend some shoes that are good to wear if you're on your feet all day? I definitely need to invest in some good shoes.Jennifer M. replied:Try RoadRunnerSports.com. Their shoes last forever and you can get them for your specific foot type. Not too expensive.
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September 25, 2013
Run E. asked:Any advice for this runner? "Hello fellow runners -I'm looking for a bit of advice on shoes, I constantly have problems with heel blisters and my heels always wear a hole in the lining of my shoes in that area - I love Asics Kayano's because I have shin splint issues but have this heel problem always, I have tried a few other types but still have the same issue. I obviously have heels that stick out more than others!! does anyone else have this issue and if so can you recommend a shoe?"Susan D. replied:Get fitted at a running store to see what kind of shoes you need, then order your shoes from Roadrunnersports.com and join their VIP club (it's only 1.99 the first year). You can buy shoes, try them for 90 days and if they cause problems, return within the 90 day for a full refund. You can order 2 or 3 pairs, try them all for a while, see which ones you like, then return the others. They have great sales too!
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June 21, 2013
Deborah P. asked:Does anyone recommend any good sneakers for the gym?
Sleepy D. replied:If you won't sneakers that are custom fitted to you, check out road runners in Paramus. It's not cheap but you get the best sneaker for you. http://m.roadrunnersports.com/
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June 12, 2013
Michelle Z. asked:Does anyone recommend any good running shoes for my semi-wide feet?
Danielle I. replied:Check out Road Runner Sports! It's free shipping and you get to try out the shoes for 90 days and can return them if you don't like them. Also, if you run pretty often, it's important to get new running shoes every 6 months https://www.roadrunnersports.com/
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June 3, 2013
Favorite R. asked:Dave Earnshaw: I went to a running store and they said I'm a neutral runner and any of these "8" $100plus shoes would be good. I tried them on and ran on the treadmill in the store but honestly any of them would work great for me. Saying that I think I just need a good shoe that's a decent price. Does anyone recommend a certain model that's a decent price and quality?
Susan B. replied:Find whatever you tried on and liked in the store on the internet. Once they put out the new version prices will drop. Try www.runningwarehouse.com or www.roadrunnersports.com.
Vivian H. replied:I buy my shoes from Road Runner Sports. They usually really discount last years model and as long as they fit and are comfortable, I don't care whether they are this years or last....
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April 23, 2013
Michael F. asked:Hi everyone! I'm new here and had a question. Does anyone know of a good running specialty store in the tri-state area? I have begun to run 4-5 days a week and would like to get evaluated for a good pair of shoes. Thanks for your help. Perhaps I don't even need one but would love some adviceMichelle P. replied:kilometers but its pricey. after u know what brand u use, then do roadrunnersports.com or runningwarehouse.com for cheaper prices!!Diane L. replied:Road Runner Sports in Paramus, NJ gave me the same advice my physical therapist (who specializes in treating endurance athletes) gave me so I would give them a thumbs up.
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April 9, 2013
Matt W. asked:I know I can buy shoes online, but I'm looking for an old-time running shoe store where they know what they are talking about. Any suggestions? I'll drive an hour from LaGrange.Christopher R. replied:Westchester Road runners I've not been to personally. http://www.westchesterroadrunner.com/ to see what they offer. Roadrunnersports.com in Paramus I've been to and they have you do the treadmill and fittings. I like them as they do 60 day running exchange to test shoes if needed.
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April 4, 2013
The B. asked:Can anyone recommend a rood "neutral" running shoe for our fellow Sweaty Betty, Jessica? Outdoor runner... 3x a week, 6-10 miles per run
Brenda H. replied:This Shoe Dog app at Roadrunnersports.com can give suggestions... select your criteria (arch, terrain, mileage, etc.) and it shoots out a list. http://www.roadrunnersports.com/rrs/product/shoe-dog.jsp?cm_sp=shoe_dog-_-search_pages-_-top_left_banner
Elizabeth Y. replied:If there is no specialty store to get fitted at, try roadrunnersports.com and use the shoe dog for specific recommendations based upon your anatomy and needs. It's worked really well for me
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November 24, 2012
Christina H. asked:Need good running shoes! Suggestions?
Julie C. replied:It's roadrunnersports.com, they give you 90 days to run in them if you don't like them return them before the end of the 90. They also have 'shoedog' that helps you narrow down what shoes would be the best for you based on several criteria. Currently I enjoy wearing Asics, but I plan to try out a pair of Mizunos. I need to find something to help me complete my first half marathon in Feb.
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February 9, 2012
Carrie S. asked:Any recommendations on the best/cheapest place to sneaker shop online? It's time to order new sneaks and I'm hoping to find some good deals. Also, anyone run in Cascadias? I'm a diehard Brooks Adrenaline GTS and ASR girl, but will need to be doing a lot more on the trails this year to prepare for OC, so was looking at trying them out.Mick Q. replied:I have heard others say good things about the Cascadias, but I have not run in them. I know they are popular trail shoes though. As for good places to buy shoes I would recommend runningwarehouse.com or sierratradingpost.com They both have great deals. Some people also like zappos.com or roadrunnersports.com too. Good luck.
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August 11, 2006
Giddy asked:For a great running friend of mine...anyone know where I can get the Women's Nike Air Pegasus 2004 Size 9.5 Wide?? Thanks
Did you try www.roadrunnersports.com They have alot of stuff. Lynn
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March 27, 2006
kb9tkg asked:Hi all, I'm not a club member but I would like to start running again after several years (but I've never done more than 5k). Is there a running store in the area? Ie, one where I can ask for and...
Also, Road Runner Sports online store has a great selection of shoes and has a shoe selection guide. They will accept returns of the shoes if you don't like them. www.roadrunnersports.com
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October 31, 2015
Heidi B. asked:Broke a running shoe and want to race tomorrow. Anyone know a shoe store in the area that carries Newton's? I tried second sole and fleet feet and both do not.Brian L. replied:There is Roadrunnersports.com in Columbus......That's if you had a few hours for a quick road trip!
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November 22, 2014
Antoinette T. asked:Looking for recommendations on a multi sport watch/monitor/GPS.Brian L. replied:I too, love the 910 xt with heart rate monitor! And, have the 920 xt w/ hrm, on order from www.roadrunnersports.com Great to have so many awesome stats, and your own personal page on, www.garminconnect.com Thumbs Up !
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June 1, 2015
Jen S. asked:Is there another running store out here Or is the only option runners lane?Katie L. replied:That's the closest one, and they are an expansion of the one in Santa Clarita. You would have to get closer to LA for more options, I believe. Have you looked on Roadrunnersports.com at all? I usually buy my shoes from there (if that's what you are looking for) Exchanges are pretty painless, although you do have to pay a return shipping fee. But if you are VIP, you get free 2 day shipping and 10% off.
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June 1, 2015
Leah C. asked:Is anyone on here - or does anyone know of someone who is - a running coach? I've been running for a bit now but just started pushing myself further and trying to actually "train" for longer distance... and I'm having issues with my knee. I have talked to a few people and have an idea of what's going on but would like some more help in fixing it. Thanks in advance!Katie L. replied:How long have you had your current shoes? They should be replaced every 200-500 miles depending on the brand/type of shoe. How quickly were you ramping up the mileage? Most experts say do not increase more than 10% a week to avoid injuries and doing too much too soon. When I am increasing my long distance, I keep the short runs the same, and the long run I will add a mile. Try foam rolling, and make sure you are static stretching after runs. (http://www.runnersworld.com/health/foam-rolling-runners) Cross training and strengthening your whole body is a great idea too. Work on your core (which is your abs and your back, but also your hip flexors, glutes, abductors, and adductors too) Weak hips, and other areas of the core can contribute to knee pain as well. The folks at Runner's Lane are great, they can get you fitted into a pair that works for you! I also order shoes from www.roadrunnersports.com. You can wear your shoes for 90 days on any kind of terrain, and if they don't work, you can exchange them! They also have experts on hand to help guide you to the right shoe.
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March 31, 2015
Maureen C. asked:I know this has been posted before but I'm looking for a shoe store that can fit me for proper running shoes. Since I have increased my mileage I am noticing different spots on my feet that are starting to hurt-i think I need "custom" shoes or some guidance in getting the right shoe for me. I know there is a place in CT-not sure of the name though. If there are any other places that anyone can recommend, I'm open for suggestions-thanks in advance!Bernadette W. replied:Run On - Hudson Valley 383 South Riverside Ave. Croton-on-Hudson, NY 12520 (914) 271-2134 ben@runonhudsonvaleey.com 　 Frank's Custom Shoe Fitting 741 Route 211 E. Middletown, NY (845) 692 - 9225 　 Kilometers 590 Danbury Road (about 10 minutes past the Danbury Mall) Ridgefield, CT (203) 438 - 5056 　 Fleet Feet Sports 155 Wolf Road Albany, NY (518) 459 - 3338 Road Runner Sports 35 Plaza Shopping Center 65 E. Route 4 West Paramus, NJ (201) 226 - 0035 Paragon Sports 867 Broadway New York, NY (800) 961 - 3030Bernadette W. replied:I've been to all of them. Last bunch of shoes was purchased at Road Runner sports in Paramus. If you're a VIP member (I think you can join for $1.99 for your first year) they have a very generous return policy.Bernadette W. replied:Donna is right . . . I've never used the inserts that come with my running shoes. Way way back I used to buy Spenco inserts. For a while I had custom orthotics perscribed by a podiatrist. They finally gave out after 20 years (actually my feet changed and they were no longer comfortable.) Most good running stores will sell you a better insert. I know Frank's in Middletown will work with you to fit you with a semi custom insert. Road Runner Sports has their "Shoe Dog" analysis ($70 for those, but well worth the $$.) I currently have several pair of their inserts . Kilometers also analyzes your feet and sells inserts as does Run On. Of course, the inserts, like the shoes, don't last forever and need to be replaced periodically.
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January 16, 2015
Katy B. asked:I'm currently training for a half marathon & am in need of some new shoes. Does anyone have suggestions on a good pair of sneakers for long distance running?Craig M. replied:Try http://www.roadrunnersports.com/ They are in Kent they watch you run on tread mill and measures your arch.
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January 2, 2015
Lehualani S. asked:Does anyone have suggestions on where to buy new running shoes in Seattle? I am a new runner and have been dying in my nikes :(Craig M. replied:http://www.roadrunnersports.com/ this place is in Renton they measure your arch of your foot and the shape. They run on the high side,but I'm really happy with my shoes. They give military discounts too.
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