Smallman1 Not exactly inspiring considering the price. Are most of the Asics a safe bet? Or do I need to stick to the Kayanos?

      Amps Not exactly inspiring considering the price. Are most of the Asics a safe bet? Or do I need to stick to the Kayanos?

      Asics are a properly safe bet, their core competence is running and have mainly stuck to it.

      They make brilliant running shoes.

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          Amps All about comfort and fit, Amps. These fit me perfectly and not only helped me run a sub 4hr, but absolutely destroy it! All trainers fit differently though, so you have to get down the shops and try all on first.
          No point wearing a £100+ pair of duds if you’re going to be walking over the finishing line 😉

            I found ASICS were narrow for my fat flat feet. Have bee. Wearing brooks for the last 4 years and have never had any problem with them

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              Christian This does not bode well. I’ve got wide feet, not flat footed, but wide, I struggle to get in some of the skinny retro numbers.

                  Amps they may not look the best, but for running have a look at brooks.. they also sell a wide version, but have found the standard version wide enough for my feet

                    A lol for Brooks.

                    That’s what Loopy ran in.

                      Are Skechers any good?

                      Asking for a friend.

                      • Dan replied to this.

                        Brown cords and stilton sauconys.

                        Genuinely bleak times.

                        12 days later

                        Smalls - whenever you give Asics a shout, do you mean the Gel Kayano 14? Because I just got them for my walks, and they’re GOAT. Up there with my Zoom vomero 5s. Maybe better. Will post pics when I’m on my laptop.