There are four basic tips you want to remember when trying on shoes to figure out which size fits you the best. 1. Have a thumbnail-length space between the front of the shoe and the end of your big toe. 2. Have little or no slipping at the heel. 3. Always try on both shoes.* … Read more
If you have a low arch, you are most likely an overpronator. You will be looking for a Motion Control shoe with a straight shape to control excessive motion of the foot. Just continue with the guide and you’ll see the right shoes for you. Choose your body type and get a list of shoes … Read more
If you have a medium arch, you are most likely a neutral runner. You will be looking for a regular stability shoe, usually built with a semi-curved shape, to allow your foot to pronate naturally. Just continue with the guide and you’ll see the right shoes for you. Choose your body type and get … Read more
If you have a high arch, you are most likely an underpronator. You will be looking for shoes with extra cushioning that have a semi-curved shape to help promote normal pronation movement. Just continue with the guide and you’ll see the right shoes for you. Choose your body type below and get a list of … Read more
Have you ever walked into a proper running store, where an employee checks out your foot and running stride, and then presents you with one or two shoes that are “the right ones” for you? How do they do that? Is there a magic 8 ball in the back of the store? There’s actually a … Read more
Unless you’re one of the few crazy people that go running in completely bare feet, you’re going to need running shoes. Good running shoes are going to be your most important purchase as a runner. The VERY FIRST STEP for you should be to get fitted for a good pair of running shoes by an … Read more