Overview
At 60 pounds it is hard to fault this as a beginners' shoe. There's the cushioning and support you need for a lower mileage but if you are serious about increasing your running then invest in a pair of serious shoes sooner rather than later. The ride of these shoes is fine but if you are cranking up the training buying a more protective pair of trainers will give you the best chance of doing so in comfort.
Road Race Suitability
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Elite |
Performance |
Protection |
| 5K |
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| 10K |
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| 10M |
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| Half Marathon |
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| Marathon |
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| Gender |
Womens |
| Year |
2008 |
| Season |
Spring/Summer |
| Current model |
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| MSRP |
$ |
Suitabilty
| Off Road Use |
| Short Trail |
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| Long Trail |
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| Adventure |
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| Shoe Type |
| Neutral |
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| Support |
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| Motion Control |
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| Trail |
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| Lightweight |
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| Racer |
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| Surfaces |
| Road |
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| Treadmill |
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| Light Trail |
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| Trail |
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| Severe Trail |
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| Weight |
| Light |
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| Regular |
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| Heavy |
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