What is the Most Hobby Jogger Brand?

I'd say that Brooks and Hoka seemed to correlate pretty highly with purchase of other hobby jogger accessories when I worked in run-specialty.

Db490 wrote:

http://www.reconinstruments.com/products/jet/

Has to be this. No words.

really camelback and garmin??? quality products? get over yourself dude

galen yupp wrote:

buddy... are you in your 20's? anyway, keep impressing other buddies.

Takes two to tango. What are you... a sir? a kiddo? a bro or sis? Anyway, I don't go out of my way to impress people. But if somebody is impressed, well that's their business. I mean, by the time the second place finishes Im already at home taking an ice bath anyway.

I'm in my forties. But thanks for the encouragement, sis.

Peace Im out!

sayer of you mad bro wrote:

Flamethrower wrote:

Lululemon for the girls.

You mad bro? Is there another kind of lulumon?

Yeah there is. Lululemon actually makes krap for dudes too.

What is the brand of twerds who post here and think they're some kinda good runner?

NOP.

couch lapper wrote:

FL guy who runs wrote:

LOL. yeah who needs to hydrate on a 90 degree sunny day at 80% humidity running 12+ miles. ;)

Unfit people, that's who.

Even if you ran long enough to need hydration, the way REAL runners do it is loop back to home to get a drink or stop at a drinking fountain or gas station.

+1

If you have to buy your own running gear you are a hobby jogger. Therefor every brand only exists because of hobby joggers.

saucany and asics. Basically every dusty old fart, or soccer mom pushing a baby stroller, or massively overweight person you see out joggin around at 10+ min per mile pace is wearing saucanys or asics

Gu/HIgh-5/Power Bar or any other brand of that sticky crap. Mostly seen being scarfed down by crowds of shrieking middle aged women in matching t-shirts before the local 5k fun run.

I love my hydration belt. When I put it on for a long trail run (no drinking fountains available), I feel like I'm Batman strapping on my utility belt!

I'm a dude and wear Lululemon shorts for running. I also wear their ABC Shorts for hiking and ABC Slacks for work. Super comfortable.

I also wear Nike singlets and Nike Pegasus.

But then again, I can't break 3 for a marathon nor 1:20 for a half, so I am a hobby jogger.

The original question is unfair. You can't ask a question and exclude the #1 hobby brand because it is "popular".

Either allow it or change the subject to "What is the Second Most Hobby Jogger Brand?"

Wester wrote:

What is the most hobby jogger brand?

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More of, what brand exists just for hobby joggers?

We got our answer last week in a quote that made the front page. It starts with B.

5 pages and still nobody has posted the correct answer. That, of course, would be KEDS shoes.

They have been around for over 101 years and I can guarantee you see somebody in KEDS at a race and they are going to be slow!!

Nike. Don't care what the op wrote. It's Nike.

Star wrote:

Kid in the corner wrote:

C9 by Champion - The crap you find in Target stores.

Champion is what I thought about at first.

But you know what?

I like the Champion clothes and buy them.

Almost all of my running clothes that I have bought are Champion.

Running pants, gym shorts, shirts, socks.

I like the fabric and don't need to spend any more for something to wear for a run.

I actually see Hobby Joggers as those who wear the more expensive apparel to go for a certain look rather than to wear for a hard run.

Champion is the lowest quality I've found. I rip the tag off and the sweater rips. Pant pockets don't feel right.