So, I've been running in the nike free 5.0/3.0 all of high school pretty much injury free and was wondering if there are any similar shoes that I could try out.
I think that I am ready for something different and also I'm kind of sick of people making fun of me for running in them.
Thanks!
altra one2
saucony virrata
Shouldn't you stick with what works and keeps you healthy/performing? Who cares what others think. I'm surprised people would make fun of you, as Frees are popular (judging by sale numbers).
Otherwise, I find the Skechers GoRuns to be most similar to the Frees. I rotate Frees and GoRuns for shorter runs.
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altra one2
saucony virrata
Be a little careful since both of these are zero drop while both Free models have more significant heel elevation. The zero drop shoes will put a little more stress on the achilles/calf area.
The Asics Hyperspeed racing shoe is actually pretty similar to the Free.
The saucony kinvara and my all time favorite shoe the asics gel ltye33 I highly reccomend the asics I love them and I wore free 3's for years
I'm gonna go ahead and say moon boots.
I don't know why someone would think so.I like nike free.I bought two pairs on the site http://nike.buy-outlet.com .I wear them every day.
Maybe you can try asics
The Hoka Challenger ATRs (and presumably the Cliftons, the road version that I haven't tried) actually feel kind of Nike Free like to me, but with more cushion. The Challengers are my favorites now. The Frees used to be when I could find versions that were wide enough for my feet.
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