new running shoes , hurting me

gold-rogerd wrote:

Hi everybody :

Hope everyone is doing well !! as i said in the title , i bought a new running shoes that hurts me , those are all the details :

-firstly , i use to buy neutral running shoes , sometimes neutral running shoes with some pronation , where i feel confortable

-secondly , the running shoes that i bought is "adidas ultra boost pb"

-indeed , when i went to the adidas store , i couldn't change it , because the shoe was in discount

finally , i feel that the adidas is hurting me under my feet in the upper part, especially in the neutral place of the foot , how's it possible , considering that the shoe is neutral ? is there a solution to make the shoe confortable ??? ,

What brand of shoes do you usaully wear I have had problems with Adidas before. I stick with NB, hoka, and brooks now.

i use to buy nike shoes , and it s been a long time that i didn't try adidas (approximately 5 years), sometimes i buy oasics , but until now , it's weird how i feel with that adidas shoes

gold-rogerd wrote:

i use to buy nike shoes , and it s been a long time that i didn't try adidas (approximately 5 years), sometimes i buy oasics , but until now , it's weird how i feel with that adidas shoes

I understand what you mean, if i were you I'd go back to shoes you are comfertable with, until then maybe double layer of socks?

thank you for your answers Speedyrunner , i understood what you meant , and i believe that's the better answer , because a lot of friends advised me previously, to keep buying the same brands , and the same category of the shoes . unfortunetly this time i bought adidas , because a lot of persons are saying that the ultraboost category is very confortable , and in a lot of reviews , the ultraboost is rated 5/5 , anyway , i hope that the problem will be fixed

Not all shoes work for all people. I tried Adidas a while back and it just wasn't for me. Buy a new pair of shoes from a brand that's worked for you in the past.

But see if your Ultraboosts will work for something. I tried the Brooks Launch as a daily trainer and hated it, but found they worked great for me as tempo pace shoes, and ended up running a marathon in them. Maybe come back to your Ultraboosts in 6 months.

I highly recommend that if the shoes are causing you that much pain then immediately stop wearing them for running or you may end up causing significant injury to your feet, toes, legs, knees, hips, etc.

Paul Reverewear wrote:

I highly recommend that if the shoes are causing you that much pain then immediately stop wearing them for running or you may end up causing significant injury to your feet, toes, legs, knees, hips, etc.

I agree with that, it's a good idea before you get hurt! Happy Thanksgiving!