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ne of my favorite shoes last year
« on: Mar 30th, 2017, 1:32am » |
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I thought I would give you another point of view about the area this race was in. I Nike Roshe Run Womens literally live right next door to this park – it’s in my backyard. And it is very hard to Adidas ZX 750 Womens pick up a GPS signal out there. You can’t get it at my house at all. I’m halfway up the trail Adidas ZX 750 Mujer before my GPS watch kicks in – and it continues to go on and off. Glad you enjoyed the race! I Nike Air Max 2015 Dames wanted to run it, but I was already signed up for a trail race out in RyeI’ve run in a lot of shoes over Adidas NMD Womens the past 5 years since starting this blog. Some were memorable, others not so much. And there are a few that rose above the rest and found a special place in my heart. The original Nike Free 3.0. The Brooks Launch. The original Saucony Kinvara and the Grid Type A5. On the trail side, the New Balance MT101 might be the biggest standout for me.
In my NB MT101 review from back in 2011 I wrote the following: “…this is quite possibly one of the most comfortable shoes that I own. In fact, if I had to choose the single shoe that comes closest to being Asics Gel Lyte 3 Femme Grise a perfect fit for my foot, this would probably be among the top 3.” I still agree with all Adidas Superstar Damen of that. The MT101 fit me perfectly, was lightweight, had a soft heel, and a firm forefoot – Nike Air Max Command Mujer pretty much everything I look for in a shoe these days. If you took the New Balance 1400v2 and put a Nike Air Max 1 Mujer trail outsole on it, you’d not be far off from what the MT101 was (and the 1400v2 was one of my favorite shoes last year).
New Balance “updated” the MT101 in the form of the MT110, but the reality is that the 110 was a very different shoe. New last shape, firmer feel, just not the same shoe. And some portion of the MT110’s that were released were built up excessively under the lateral forefoot, leading to a slanted sole that my posterior tibial tendons did not like.
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