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What is your running shoe?
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How's the PowerGrid? Does it provide more support or cushioning?
Haven't noticed a discernible difference yet either on the track or on long runs.
Mizuno creations, but I am also like 275 lbs so that rock hard mechanical cushioning system is not so for me.
These look awesome. What's the heel-toe drop on those?
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8mm heel-toe drop
I'm using nike free run. 
Salomon Speedcross 3. Love them and wear them everywhere
Reebox crossfit sprint tr= best running shoe I've owned. Comfy and flexibe
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Been a Brooks Pure Cadence user since the first one.
I'm so lazy I need maximal stability.
I'm so lazy I need maximal stability.
Asics gel. Excellent shoes.
I've almost worn out my last pair of Brooks Adrenaline ASR 9 stockpile. I used to wear the Brooks Beast for roads, but I trails exclusively now due to plantar fasciitis. The ASR 9 fits me so perfectly I can run without my orthotic inserts. I'm a bit scared to change.
Check out the Spyrions. I like them better on trails than the TrekSports. Just my two cents.
I've been wondering about those ... and of course, one can never have too many pairs of toe shoes!
I had a real bad problem with them. I threw them away because it kept giving me a fungus infection on my feet. Stopped wearing them it went away. Just a little heads up.
I bought my first pair of Fivefingers a little less than five years ago, and have been wearing them regularly ever since. No issues of any sort, and my lower legs have never felt stronger. YMMV, of course ... I know they're not for everyone.
Spyrions or Vibrams in general?
I've been wondering about those ... and of course, one can never have too many pairs of toe shoes!
PSA: http://www.runnersworld.com/minimal...0000-claims-filed-in-vibram-class-action-suit
Obviously, to each their own, but I was never convinced of the whole 'minimalist' shoe fashion. Perhaps I'm lazy and already hate running as it is (but do it because I don't want to die at 55).
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