Equipment selection guide
Running Shoes
Start with immediate comfort and training volume before marketing labels.
The right running shoe holds the heel without squeezing the foot and stays comfortable through the run. Surface, weekly volume and session type narrow the choice.
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What should you look for?
- Immediate comfort and toe room
- Secure heel without slipping
- Outsole suited to your surface
- Cushioning and durability for weekly volume
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Who is it for?
- New and regular runners
- Daily easy and tempo runs
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When should you avoid it?
- Wrong sizing chosen only for looks or a discount
- A model with pressure points from the first try
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