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#21
10-06-2009, 12:33 PM
^ Haha.
S4Sweetee, sounds like you know what you are doing and have tired almost everything. I would agree with trying a different brand and possibly a shoe that has a narrower heel, as it sounds like that would fit you.
S4Sweetee, sounds like you know what you are doing and have tired almost everything. I would agree with trying a different brand and possibly a shoe that has a narrower heel, as it sounds like that would fit you.
#22
10-06-2009, 12:44 PM
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hey dude....i'm ready for that foot massage now.
#23
10-06-2009, 01:41 PM
Maybe we could work on those corns, cracked heels, bunions and hammer toes......EWWWW. Just puked a little in my mouth...
#24
10-06-2009, 05:06 PM
Sweetee, have you tried body glide? Aside from changing brands, thats the only thing i could think of to get rid of the blisters. Especially surprising because you bought them at a running store.
I just ran a triathlon in Brooks Adrenaline 9's, very pleased with them. I bought them about 2 months before the tri and did most of my training in them. Also got them fitted at a running store, which i recommend to anyone who's serious about running. I was getting pretty bad shin splints in my old shoes, a 2 year old pair of Adidas Xtrainers.
I just ran a triathlon in Brooks Adrenaline 9's, very pleased with them. I bought them about 2 months before the tri and did most of my training in them. Also got them fitted at a running store, which i recommend to anyone who's serious about running. I was getting pretty bad shin splints in my old shoes, a 2 year old pair of Adidas Xtrainers.
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