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by Ladyleo » Thu, 21 Jul 2011 10:57 am
Has anyone tried the Sketchers Shape-Up shoes??
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by trumpet » Sat, 23 Jul 2011 10:16 am
Bought a pair, found it to be a little uncomfortable.
BUT what I like about it is it looks GOOD & makes me look taller .....lol....
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by Ladyleo » Sat, 23 Jul 2011 5:59 pm
[quote="trumpet"]Bought a pair, found it to be a little uncomfortable.
BUT what I like about it is it looks GOOD & makes me look taller .....lol....[/quote
Do u think the shoes good for running? Usually I go for Nike and Asics running shoes. The reason why im looking at Skechers shoes as they mention about toning up while execersings or either walking.Not sure whethe it's comfort for jogging or gym workout?
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by trumpet » Sun, 24 Jul 2011 12:01 pm
Have you tried them on before?
They are heavy so I dont think it'll be good for running-BUT then, I'm no runner myself so.......
I only walk in them.
First time I worn them, I felt a little giddy (that's expected ) after a while it's ok, I guess my body sort of adjusted to it.
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by Ladyleo » Mon, 25 Jul 2011 2:27 am
trumpet wrote:Have you tried them on before?
They are heavy so I dont think it'll be good for running-BUT then, I'm no runner myself so.......
I only walk in them.
First time I worn them, I felt a little giddy (that's expected ) after a while it's ok, I guess my body sort of adjusted to it.
I went to the Skechers's shop earlier on n tried it..final verdict,gonna put that $200 for something else..

:) n consider getting the sandal instead

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Thanks for sharing..
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by Barri » Fri, 19 Aug 2011 11:11 pm
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by Ladyleo » Fri, 16 Mar 2012 2:01 pm
Thanks Barri for the link. It been a while checking this forum.
Finally I got nice pair of Asics runnng shoes

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by nutnut » Fri, 16 Mar 2012 3:13 pm
New Balance or Asics for running shoes, no question about it, there are no others in my opinion!
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by the lynx » Fri, 16 Mar 2012 3:17 pm
nutnut wrote:New Balance or Asics for running shoes, no question about it, there are no others in my opinion!
Just to add, New Balance is much suitable for Westerners while Asics is more suited for Asians, unless they have wide foot width like Westerners LOL

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by Ladyleo » Fri, 16 Mar 2012 3:41 pm
nutnut wrote:New Balance or Asics for running shoes, no question about it, there are no others in my opinion!
Yup, u are rite! I gv up on Nike!
I still luv Asics runnng shoes

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by Ladyleo » Fri, 16 Mar 2012 3:43 pm
the lynx wrote:nutnut wrote:New Balance or Asics for running shoes, no question about it, there are no others in my opinion!
Just to add, New Balance is much suitable for Westerners while Asics is more suited for Asians, unless they have wide foot width like Westerners LOL

Oh really? I learnt something new here

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by the lynx » Fri, 16 Mar 2012 3:48 pm
Ladyleo wrote:the lynx wrote:nutnut wrote:New Balance or Asics for running shoes, no question about it, there are no others in my opinion!
Just to add, New Balance is much suitable for Westerners while Asics is more suited for Asians, unless they have wide foot width like Westerners LOL

Oh really? I learnt something new here

Here's something you will find fun in Running Lab or any specialised sports shop: Get each shoe from NB and Asics of same size. Compare them side by side. You will realise that the NB has wider bridge while Asics has narrower one.
An experienced marathoner I spoke to shared this info and I find it is true. Because I have small feet AND narrow bridge so the only shoes I can wear without getting wobbly at the side is Asics alone.
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by nutnut » Fri, 16 Mar 2012 4:28 pm
That's very interesting, I've learnt something too! I have massive wide feet and I get discount on New Balance so I tend to prefer that right now

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by Ladyleo » Fri, 16 Mar 2012 4:29 pm
the lynx wrote:Ladyleo wrote:the lynx wrote:
Just to add, New Balance is much suitable for Westerners while Asics is more suited for Asians, unless they have wide foot width like Westerners LOL

Oh really? I learnt something new here

Here's something you will find fun in Running Lab or any specialised sports shop: Get each shoe from NB and Asics of same size. Compare them side by side. You will realise that the NB has wider bridge while Asics has narrower one.
An experienced marathoner I spoke to shared this info and I find it is true. Because I have small feet AND narrow bridge so the only shoes I can wear without getting wobbly at the side is Asics alone.
Yeah, even NIKE can't beat it!
No wonder I can run faster than those guyz with pair of Nike shoes

*juz kidding*
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by Ladyleo » Fri, 16 Mar 2012 4:31 pm
nutnut wrote:That's very interesting, I've learnt something too! I have massive wide feet and I get discount on New Balance so I tend to prefer that right now

U got discount on NB..cool

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