Nike Free?

Do most stores have the Nike Free?

eastbay is probably the best bet

Nike Free? wrote:

eastbay is probably the best bet

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roadrunnersports only shows taht they have select sizes

Also, any updates from current FREE users? I remember frescicle did one a while ago, but that was only after about 4 weeks. Has anyone gone through a pair and purchased another??

new colors??

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Nike FREE, If you have no motion control problems how could you have these foot injuries? Think about it.

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I would just like to add that majority of plantar fascia problems are caused by an immobile calcaneous. Think about it, the heel is not moving and the forefoot is. It's like wringing out a towel. But you need someone with joint mobilzation technique training to fix it properly. I just bought a pair of frees today and I felt little difference from pegs02 to these. I have 22 of pegs and run aroun 70 average and 90s during the summer. I always run on my toes and the heel height of the free did not affect me at all.

I've been reading so many reviews raving about the nike free, I was thinking of getting some w/the hopes of enjoying a great pair of shoes. Then, my roommate suggested the Adidas Adios Litestrike as well. He's never personally run in them, but said he heard they were pretty good running shoes. So my ? is, has anyone run in the adidas? or possibly both? I run about 70-90 miles a week, mostly on trail w/my longest run being 2 hrs. if anyone could compare or pros and cons of the shoes, or just any kind of info on the adidas, that'd be much appreciated. Thanks.

hi guy, can you tell me what's the meaning of Nike free?

I think running a track work out in free last April is how I got my PF plus some other dumb things I did. Ran in pain for four months.Still hurts in the morning. I would wait till yor're running pain free before I run in them. Walking in them should be ok for now.

On another note I bought the superfeet inserts. Seems to help but don't know if I'm compromising strength in my feet.

Nike Free? wrote:

Coming off a case of PF. Ran in elites with ortho's. Planning on starting up again wearing the FREE. Good idea, or a big no no?

Assume PF means plantar facitis (sp?). I've never worn Nike Free's, but used to have PF. IMO, I'd wait if the Free's really do resemble slippers.

I have had my Frees since May, and they aren't worn out yet, you can get some pretty good miles out of them. I don't do all my training in them, but I was doing about 40 miles per week in them at the height of my mileage this past season. They are very comfortable, and it really does feel nice to be able to move your foot. Assuming you have an efficient foot plant, you really don't even notice you are wearing the shoe. The heel height isn't as minimal as true minimal shoes, but I don't think that makes too much of a difference.

I haven't had major problems with PF in the past, but I have had more than my share of shin maladies, and I find that running in the frees actualls helps get rid of them. They almost force you to run efficiently, because it makes it a lot harder on your legs to land inefficiently. As long as you don't start trying to do all of your mileage on them at once, you should be good. Maybe start 50/50 and see how you feel, then increase it.

had them 2 weeks, can't see how I could run in them, used to the skylon...