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danny_boy 04-03-2005 09:00 AM

Running shoe advice.
 
I currently own the New Balance 765. Now, the were a phenomenal shoe, and very cheap. I bought them 2 years ago when I started running. I wanted a cheap pair of shoes, because I didnt know if I'd stick with running...but I did!

Anyways, is there a newer version of these exact shoes ? I love that they are light, and have so much breathing. They are classified as a neutal shoe with a lot of cushioning, and can handle mild protonation, although I do not protonate.

I am willing to look into any make...the Nikes have always looked great, but from what I hear, Nike does not make great running shoes. Im looking to spend no more then $110 US dollars.

Call me immature, but I like an aesthetically pleasing shoe as well.

Any advice would be great

Redlemon 04-03-2005 10:29 AM

I just checked Google, and there are still plenty of 765s out there. Perhaps your local store doesn't carry them, but it looks like they are still made.

danny_boy 04-03-2005 04:21 PM

The are still made, and I have seen them. Im wondering if they just made a newer model, that improves something or other.

c172g 04-04-2005 08:49 AM

My bitch with running shoes has always been that after you buy & grow to love a pair, you'll never find them on the shelves again. They change models almost as often as I change underwear.

I use Asics & have found them to be great in both durability & comfort. Also, the knock on Nike's is BS. Wear what is comfortable & keeps you running. I have used Nike's over the years as well as Saucony, New Balance, Asics, Adidas, etc. I run anywhere between 2-15 miles a week pretty regularly.

When I go to find a new pair of shoes, the first thing I do is pick them up & see how light they are. Once I find the lightest few in the rack, I then start trying them on. I have a high arch & the Asics seem to cater to that.

Good luck!

philosopherking 04-04-2005 05:43 PM

I picked up a pair of 766's a few months ago, and my brother has a pair of 765's. From what we can tell they are very similar shoes, the 766's just seem to be an updated model. I would suggest looking into those, so far I'm very happy with them.

danny_boy 04-04-2005 08:27 PM

I have never gone for a proper 'fitting' and have always bougth shoes by just trying them on. My running pals say I should be fitted so I know the exact type of shoe to look for.

I tried on the Nike air max moto 3 and they felt awesome. Im still hesitant to leave NB though :)

c172g 04-05-2005 04:50 AM

The Nike moto's are amazing! It's like putting a cloud on your foot. Just got a pair a few weeks ago.

danny_boy 04-05-2005 01:02 PM

Found NB 766!
 
I fouund the new 765's..they are the 766's, and they are amaaaazing!

What's great is that the material is water resistant, so no more soaking wet feet when i run in the bad weather.

Price difference between Canada and US is crazy. I will buy them next week when I visit Chicago.

I went for a fitting, and apparently I fit into the stability category, and the Nike's are for the cushioning class.

I was advised to stay within my category. NB are not as aesthetically pleasing as Nike, but they feel better on me.

Thanks everyone for the advice.


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