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    Post by T B K Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:30 pm

    What kind of feet do you guys have and do you pronate or supinate? Also what shoes do you wear?

    I have flat feet but underpronate. I use the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 8, great shoe.
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    Post by FinishingKick Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:36 pm

    Normal arch, under-pronate, use the Adrenalines as well.
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    Post by baby got track Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:48 pm

    High arches, my left foot pronates normaly and my right foot supinates A LOT. Right now I am using the Nike Air Zoom Haywards.
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    Post by Pinthin Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:50 pm

    flat to normal arch, but I think my arches collapse?? does that make sense?? hah

    and I overpronate alot, use asics 2130's.

    I think I need a shoe with more arch support though, I usually tape them but its annoying.
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    Post by runnergirl93 Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:57 pm

    idk i just have a high arch. i use orthodics for my arches and because and one leg is longer than teh other odd enough. im not sure about over or underpronating though..
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    Post by FinishingKick Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:05 pm

    baby got track wrote:High arches, my left foot pronates normaly and my right foot supinates A LOT. Right now I am using the Nike Air Zoom Haywards.
    Aren't the Haywards more of a casual shoe?
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    Post by AudienceOfOne Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:29 pm

    over pronate, idk about everything else.

    i always get the lightest adidas trainers i can find, right now it's the uruhara's.
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    Post by baby got track Sun Sep 07, 2008 2:41 pm

    FinishingKick wrote:
    baby got track wrote:High arches, my left foot pronates normaly and my right foot supinates A LOT. Right now I am using the Nike Air Zoom Haywards.
    Aren't the Haywards more of a casual shoe?
    No. They kind of look like one, but they aren't.
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    Post by Kugar Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:19 pm

    I have a normal arch and I pronate just a little bit (both feet).

    I use Asics (right now I guess they're 2120s)
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    Post by RUNxxWILD07 Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:48 pm

    very flat feet, i use mizunos or reeboks. i think i like the mizunos better though, but i can't be sure..
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    Post by ButterySmoothStride Sun Sep 07, 2008 4:07 pm

    FinishingKick wrote:
    baby got track wrote:High arches, my left foot pronates normaly and my right foot supinates A LOT. Right now I am using the Nike Air Zoom Haywards.
    Aren't the Haywards more of a casual shoe?

    Cheruiyot won the the most recent Boston Marathon in a pair of those.

    As for me, low arches/overpronation. I wear adrenalines but I'm thinking about trying
    the new Asics Foundation, which is a motion control shoe...I just don't want too much
    bulk on my feet.
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    Post by FinishingKick Sun Sep 07, 2008 4:11 pm

    ButterySmoothStride wrote:
    FinishingKick wrote:
    baby got track wrote:High arches, my left foot pronates normaly and my right foot supinates A LOT. Right now I am using the Nike Air Zoom Haywards.
    Aren't the Haywards more of a casual shoe?

    Cheruiyot won the the most recent Boston Marathon in a pair of those.

    As for me, low arches/overpronation. I wear adrenalines but I'm thinking about trying
    the new Asics Foundation, which is a motion control shoe...I just don't want too much
    bulk on my feet.
    Why do you wear Adrenalines if you over-pronate?
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    Post by FinishingKick Sun Sep 07, 2008 4:13 pm

    baby got track wrote:
    FinishingKick wrote:
    baby got track wrote:High arches, my left foot pronates normaly and my right foot supinates A LOT. Right now I am using the Nike Air Zoom Haywards.
    Aren't the Haywards more of a casual shoe?
    No. They kind of look like one, but they aren't.
    I was thinking of the "new" waffles they have.

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    Post by ButterySmoothStride Sun Sep 07, 2008 4:28 pm

    FinishingKick wrote:
    ButterySmoothStride wrote:
    FinishingKick wrote:
    baby got track wrote:High arches, my left foot pronates normaly and my right foot supinates A LOT. Right now I am using the Nike Air Zoom Haywards.
    Aren't the Haywards more of a casual shoe?

    Cheruiyot won the the most recent Boston Marathon in a pair of those.

    As for me, low arches/overpronation. I wear adrenalines but I'm thinking about trying
    the new Asics Foundation, which is a motion control shoe...I just don't want too much
    bulk on my feet.
    Why do you wear Adrenalines if you over-pronate?

    Adrenalines are designed for moderate to severe overpronators. They're more stable
    than something like the Asics 2130 but less stable than a motion control shoe.

    runningwarehouse.com describes them like this:

    The Adrenaline GTS 8 is a true "go to shoe". Offering a great blend of
    cushioning, terrific support and proven fit, this shoe is ideal for
    medium to low arched feet. If you have moderate to near severe
    over-pronation, the Adrenaline GTS 8 belongs in your closet. Better
    yet, it belongs on your feet.
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    Post by alex-likes-running Sun Sep 07, 2008 6:49 pm

    i have a normal arch and underpronate quite a bit. i wear the asics gel nimbus, and the mizuno wave precision 8's.
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    Post by funrunner Sun Sep 07, 2008 6:54 pm

    High arch, right foot overpronates pretty moderately. Asics Kayano whatever the hell number they're on right now. They're pretty bulky.
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    Post by TnF_T Sun Sep 07, 2008 7:31 pm

    Normal arch, normal pronator, nike victory + trainer
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    Post by hxc Sun Sep 07, 2008 7:59 pm

    high arch, normal pronator, asics gels 1120, soon to start using flats.
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    Post by FinishingKick Sun Sep 07, 2008 8:39 pm

    ButterySmoothStride wrote:
    FinishingKick wrote:
    ButterySmoothStride wrote:
    FinishingKick wrote:
    baby got track wrote:High arches, my left foot pronates normaly and my right foot supinates A LOT. Right now I am using the Nike Air Zoom Haywards.
    Aren't the Haywards more of a casual shoe?

    Cheruiyot won the the most recent Boston Marathon in a pair of those.

    As for me, low arches/overpronation. I wear adrenalines but I'm thinking about trying
    the new Asics Foundation, which is a motion control shoe...I just don't want too much
    bulk on my feet.
    Why do you wear Adrenalines if you over-pronate?

    Adrenalines are designed for moderate to severe overpronators. They're more stable
    than something like the Asics 2130 but less stable than a motion control shoe.

    runningwarehouse.com describes them like this:

    The Adrenaline GTS 8 is a true "go to shoe". Offering a great blend of
    cushioning, terrific support and proven fit, this shoe is ideal for
    medium to low arched feet. If you have moderate to near severe
    over-pronation, the Adrenaline GTS 8 belongs in your closet. Better
    yet, it belongs on your feet.
    They've got weight on the inside, that means they're designed for underpronaters.
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    Post by ButterySmoothStride Sun Sep 07, 2008 9:07 pm

    FinishingKick wrote:
    ButterySmoothStride wrote:
    FinishingKick wrote:
    ButterySmoothStride wrote:
    FinishingKick wrote:
    baby got track wrote:High arches, my left foot pronates normaly and my right foot supinates A LOT. Right now I am using the Nike Air Zoom Haywards.
    Aren't the Haywards more of a casual shoe?

    Cheruiyot won the the most recent Boston Marathon in a pair of those.

    As for me, low arches/overpronation. I wear adrenalines but I'm thinking about trying
    the new Asics Foundation, which is a motion control shoe...I just don't want too much
    bulk on my feet.
    Why do you wear Adrenalines if you over-pronate?

    Adrenalines are designed for moderate to severe overpronators. They're more stable
    than something like the Asics 2130 but less stable than a motion control shoe.

    runningwarehouse.com describes them like this:

    The Adrenaline GTS 8 is a true "go to shoe". Offering a great blend of
    cushioning, terrific support and proven fit, this shoe is ideal for
    medium to low arched feet. If you have moderate to near severe
    over-pronation, the Adrenaline GTS 8 belongs in your closet. Better
    yet, it belongs on your feet.
    They've got weight on the inside, that means they're designed for underpronaters.

    They're definitely stability shoes....if you like the fit but don't need the stability features, you might
    want to try the Defyance which is the same shoe but minus the features which correct over-pronation
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    Post by T B K Sun Sep 07, 2008 9:33 pm

    Oh well. I still like the Adrenalines a lot.
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    Post by eternally_running Sun Sep 07, 2008 9:51 pm

    i dont really know what i have......i would say normal arch. I have a small foot though
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    Post by alex-likes-running Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:17 am

    eternally_running wrote:i dont really know what i have......i would say normal arch. I have a small foot though
    yea i have small feet too lol...size 7.5 Cool
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    Post by baby got track Mon Sep 08, 2008 6:44 pm

    alex-likes-running wrote:
    eternally_running wrote:i dont really know what i have......i would say normal arch. I have a small foot though
    yea i have small feet too lol...size 7.5 Cool
    affraid
    I have bigger feet than you. That is scary haha.
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    Post by peace,love&running Mon Sep 08, 2008 10:17 pm

    ButterySmoothStride wrote:
    FinishingKick wrote:
    ButterySmoothStride wrote:
    FinishingKick wrote:
    baby got track wrote:High arches, my left foot pronates normaly and my right foot supinates A LOT. Right now I am using the Nike Air Zoom Haywards.
    Aren't the Haywards more of a casual shoe?

    Cheruiyot won the the most recent Boston Marathon in a pair of those.

    As for me, low arches/overpronation. I wear adrenalines but I'm thinking about trying
    the new Asics Foundation, which is a motion control shoe...I just don't want too much
    bulk on my feet.
    Why do you wear Adrenalines if you over-pronate?

    Adrenalines are designed for moderate to severe overpronators. They're more stable
    than something like the Asics 2130 but less stable than a motion control shoe.

    runningwarehouse.com describes them like this:

    The Adrenaline GTS 8 is a true "go to shoe". Offering a great blend of
    cushioning, terrific support and proven fit, this shoe is ideal for
    medium to low arched feet. If you have moderate to near severe
    over-pronation, the Adrenaline GTS 8 belongs in your closet. Better
    yet, it belongs on your feet.


    Yeah, i definitely wear Adrenalines as well, but i overpronate and have relatively flat feet. If those are the wrong shoes, then the running store i went to was wrong, but they seem to work well for me and I've had them for 3 months now. Granted i have orthotics if that makes a difference haha..

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