Need a little help finding your perfect running shoe?You're not alone. When you're staring at thousands of running shoes, it can seem a lot more complicated than it needs to be to pick your perfect shoe. To make it a whole lot easier on you, we've simplified it to these 2 steps:
Complete these two steps and you're well on your way to your best fit ever. And you'll find that when your shoes fit and feel perfect, you'll be more motivated, check off your goals faster, and even reduce injuries so you can keep on movin'. Let's get you started! |
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Your Cushion LevelYou might be thinking, “cushion level? That's easy. Isn't more cushion better than less cushion?” Not always. Cushioning's great, but it's just like any other feature of a running shoe. And different amounts of cushioning are best for different reasons. Here are some guidelines for choosing your best cushioning level |
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Level 5 Cushioning
Level 4 Cushioning
Level 3 Cushioning
Level 2 Cushioning
Level 1 Cushioning
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Your Arch Type & FlexibilityYou've picked your cushion level. Now let's talk about your arch. The height and flexibility of your arch affects the amount of support your feet need. The higher or less flexible your arches are, the less support you need. Shoes for higher arches are called Neutral. The lower or more flexible your arches are, the more support you need. Shoes for lower arches are called Stability. Read on to learn more about which shoe category you should look for. |
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