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Running
1 Shoe Review: New Balance 890
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2 Tips on Breaking in New Sneakers
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3 Fun New Kicks: Nike Free Quick Fits
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4 Get in Gear: Nike Free Sneakers
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5 Gear Review: Zoom Sister One+ by Nike
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6 How Can I Prevent Shin Splints?
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7 Get Your Butt in Gear: Just Do It?
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8 Get in Gear: Nike Zoom Victory+
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9 Sneakers With Seekers
Fitness
10 When It Comes to Sneakers, Are You Loyal to One Brand?
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11 Get in Gear: RunAway
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12 Which Brand Of Sneakers Do You Prefer?
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13 What's Your Favorite Sneaker Brand?
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14 Tell Me How You Feel About: This Waterproof Sneaker From Keen?
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15 FitSugar Readers' Feet Adore Asics
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16 Get in Gear: Ahnu's Tamalpais Shoe
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17 Get In Gear: New Balance 1010 Running Shoe
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18 Get in Gear: The North Face Trail Running Shoes
The barefoot running trend is, ironically, creeping into sneaker design. Inspired by the phenom of running sans shoes, many popular running shoe brands are bringing lighter weight running shoes to the market this Spring. New Balance, a company that built its reputation on well-cushioned, fortified sneakers, is introducing the revamped 890 running shoe ($100). It's a bantam weight sneaker — Read more
I may have tried barefoot running, but I am not ready to abandon my sneakers all together. What I am ready for is a lighter, more flexible shoe. Enter the Free XT Quick Fit ($85). Nike just sent me a pair to test out. These sneakers are one of Oprah's favorite healthy things. And the Quick Fits are fast becoming one of my favorite things too! One reason I am digging these sneakers is they make me Read more
What you wear on your feet when you run or exercise affects the rest of your body, so it's important to choose a brand that fits well, is comfortable, and doesn't exceed your budget. When asked which brand you loved best in 2009, the majority of FitSugar readers chose Asics, for the second year in a row. I've never really had a thing for Asics, but maybe I'll give them another try, since so Read more
I usually choose sneakers based on fit, style, and price, but my heart remains true to a few brands I fell in love with when I first started running, including New Balance, Nike, and Saucony. If you had to choose just one brand of sneaker, which would be your fave? What's Your Favorite Sneaker Brand? Nike New Balance Brooks Ryka Saucony Asics Adidas Read more
If you run by the motto "new season, new sneakers," you're probably looking to purchase some new kicks. Here are a few pointers to keep in mind as you break in your new running shoes. Buy a new pair before your old pair needs to retire. That way if you start to feel pain or a blister coming on, you can switch back to the pair you know and love. Continue alternating between your old and new Read more
Earlier this Fall, I was invited to attend a Women's Media Summit at Nike HQ to learn about their new training shoe for women, the Zoom Sister One+ ($110). After treating all the attendees to a killer workout designed to show off the flexible features of the Sister One (I was sore for days), they sent me home with a pair of shoes to experiment with on my own. I've been wearing them for a few Read more
I used to be a New Balance girl, but recently I tried shoes by Saucony and Nike and loved them too. I've come to realize that there are a ton of great brands out there, and I shouldn't limit myself to what one company has to offer. The best fit is what's most important to me. How about you? When It Comes to Sneakers, Are You Loyal to One Brand? Yes, always! Tell me which brand in Read more
It seems that everyone has Olympic fever these days, and I am loving it because people are motivated to get moving more than ever. What better motivation than a brand new pair of Olympic-inspired sneakers? This Nike Zoom Victory+ ($103) shoe is inspired by the 2008 Olympic track running spike, but it's made for running on any surface. It treats your feet to a hefty amount of cushioning while Read more
When you work out, I'm sure you're on your feet most of the time whether you're running, walking, hiking, biking, or using a machine. Without your sneaks, your feet wouldn't be able to work your body as hard as they do, so take this quiz to see if you know about these important tips. Source Take the Quiz Read more
Choosing a sneaker you run or exercise in is a big decision. If you find a brand that you like, and it fits well and prevents foot pain, it's a good idea to stick with it. On the other hand, if your sneakers are causing blisters or any other painful condition, you may want to think about switching to a different brand. There are so many kinds of sneakers out there. It looks like Fitsugar readers Read more
