Race shoes
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Triguy98 posted 2 years ago.
You talking bike or run?
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glbrum posted 2 years ago.
For running: I have been using Brooks t4 racer. They are very light weight (~12 ounces per pair or 300 grams) Only use those for 5 and 10k though, they are too thin for anything farther.
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MaverickUNC posted 2 years ago.
nike zoom air pegasus. They are awesome. Made for anything from the mile to the marathon. I'd recommend a set of quick laces since the stock laces aren't all that long.
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gfd posted 2 years ago.
I have been racing in the Adidas Boston Classics for a few years now. They are not necessarily racing shoes, they weigh in at just over 10 oz. They are very responsive, feel fast, and have great forefoot cushioning. The biggest upside is they don't beat up my knees like racing flats do. You can find them relatively cheap online.
"If you set a goal for yourself and are able to achieve it you have won your race." -Dave Scott
~Garen~
Hi,
i am thinking of buying me new shoes for the races. I hope to find at the end of the season a few "old" a little bit sheaper. Does someone bought in spring some race shoes from this season which are advisable?
Thanks
Andy