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I was interested at getting a pair of Wildhorse but didn’t know if the traction was too aggressive for street wear ?NB993, 997, Purcells, Old Skool Pro, Peg Turbo 1 & 2, Jazz 81, Invincibles, Wildhorse 6, Peg Trail 3 GTX
Nah, Nike Trail shoes aren't known for great traction (less aggressive lugs, rubber compound is slick on anything wet, etc.), so they work fine for casual. hahaI was interested at getting a pair of Wildhorse but didn’t know if the traction was too aggressive for street wear ?
When y’all are not working and not running what shoe y’all using to run errands?? I been using basketball shoes for the longest and want to transition to something different
Hoka mach 5. I've been wearing it for everything.When y’all are not working and not running what shoe y’all using to run errands?? I been using basketball shoes for the longest and want to transition to something different
The peg trail outsoles were like Teflon the last couple of yearsNah, Nike Trail shoes aren't known for great traction (less aggressive lugs, rubber compound is slick on anything wet, etc.), so they work fine for casual. haha
Teflon as in they wouldn’t get dirty or Teflon as they had no gripThe peg trail outsoles were like Teflon the last couple of years
They have the grip of ice skates.Teflon as in they wouldn’t get dirty or Teflon as they had no grip
The first one was the glycerin 17, and the second was the catamount. The glycerin was uncomfortable at my mid foot (tried both a narrow, and a wide). The catamount just felt too stiff with the rock plate. I swore off Brooks after that, but was intrigued with the nitrogen in the caldera 6. I’ve always worn Hoka’s, and was going to get the SG5 (still might), but these popped up on my radar when I was watching SJD the other day. They looked amazing, and once I researched them, I ordered them. They remind me of the novablast, but without the wobbly effect.Also, out of curiosity, which models did you return and why?
I completely understand. I was always a Glycerin wearer and hated the 17 for the same reason you described and switched to the Ghost after that.The first one was the glycerin 17, and the second was the catamount. The glycerin was uncomfortable at my mid foot (tried both a narrow, and a wide). The catamount just felt too stiff with the rock plate. I swore off Brooks after that, but was intrigued with the nitrogen in the caldera 6. I’ve always worn Hoka’s, and was going to get the SG5 (still might), but these popped up on my radar when I was watching SJD the other day. They looked amazing, and once I researched them, I ordered them. They remind me of the novablast, but without the wobbly effect.
Sorry for the long explanation.
Long duration (120 seconds+) calf stretching, controlled eccentric calf raises, temporarily decreased training mileage, possibly a short course of oral anti-inflammatory medication, self-massage with a lacrosse ball (evidence is sort of back and forth on this, but I find that it helps with symptoms even if we can't prove a mechanism of treatment)Anyone have recs for what's worked well for them for plantar fasciitis? I got diagnosed last week and ordered to shut down for a few weeks by my doc I did notice before this, that my Hoka Mach 5's seemed to irritate my heel the least on the run.
Have PTSD from just seeing "controlled eccentric calf raises"Long duration (120 seconds+) calf stretching, controlled eccentric calf raises, temporarily decreased training mileage, possibly a short course of oral anti-inflammatory medication, self-massage with a lacrosse ball (evidence is sort of back and forth on this, but I find that it helps with symptoms even if we can't prove a mechanism of treatment)
-Your friendly neighborhood podiatrist
Long duration (120 seconds+) calf stretching, controlled eccentric calf raises, temporarily decreased training mileage, possibly a short course of oral anti-inflammatory medication, self-massage with a lacrosse ball (evidence is sort of back and forth on this, but I find that it helps with symptoms even if we can't prove a mechanism of treatment)
-Your friendly neighborhood podiatrist
Gotta get your money's worth out of those calf raises lolHave PTSD from just seeing "controlled eccentric calf raises"
Not sure if you're my PT or not