Re: Good 'neutral' running shoes?

From: "Johnno" <j.j.arundell@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 14 Sep 2006 00:49:34 -0700

You'd be best advised to go to a running shop and have one of their
chaps take a look at your running style.

I personally like Asics trainers, but have little experience with
brands other than Nike, Adidas and Asics so am more than willing to
defer.

JA

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- Good 'neutral' running shoes?
  - From: moolovescrisps

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