Either way, I am considering a new pair of kicks. Trail running shoes to be exact. The experience of running on a winding trail, hopping over roots and rocks-- far removed from pavement, makes me feel so connected to my environment. Okay so that spaced out, lost in the woods feeling is mostly due to the runner's high and maybe even dehydration, but it's far better than the gym.
I am partial to aesthetics and design rather than fit at this point but will eventually get fitted for a shoe.
I especially love shoe design and am keenly aware of my sick shoe addiction.
So here's the running (ha!) line up:
I especially love shoe design and am keenly aware of my sick shoe addiction.
So here's the running (ha!) line up:
Adidas Running Kanadia 4 TR
I'm diggin the colors, nice and spiky tread, overall solid look.
Adidas Clima Ride Trail
Love the low profile, classic style, flexible sole.
Saucony Progrid Peregrine
Minimalist(barefoot?) style maybe for just gravel trails, silly bright pink, I'm a saucony loyalist.
Saucony Exodus 3
Nice touch of color, low-profile shape, tread-y with a vibram sole.
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