New Balance Shoes Home

I already know about the company's home page. It does me no good.

This store shows that they have them, but you'll have to call to purchase.

http://www.esmonds.com/

2006-09-29 10:22:26 by halfmybrain

So I was driving back home when I see this squirrel in the middle of the road. I pull over and he doesn't run, so I get out and start pushing ...

I have tried Dr. Scholes and not been impressed. I really need some good shoes as I'm on my feet all day and the floors are concrete. We have mats to stand on but they really dont help much, besides, we are all over the store helping customers and not allowed to just stand at the register. Anybody with a good suggestion? If you know anything about New Balance, please let me know. I've also heard the Nike Airs are good.
Thank you

My stepdaughter works in the medical field and is on her feet all day long. She swears by Sketchers sneakers...her feet aren't achy at the end of the day and her back doesn't hurt (she had back surgery about 10 years ago).

2007-04-26 03:33:52 by funnybne

I've been doing this workout program at home. It involves a variety of different workouts, so it's not as though you're doing the same thing all the time. Anyway, I wear running shoes, but something tells me I should wear more of a cross-training shoe. Do you think that's a good idea?

And if so, what kind of cross-training shoe should I get? Who makes a good cross-training shoe: Nike, New Balance, Adidas, etc.?

Thanks!

I have women's cross training shoes my Reebok I got them at Famous Footwear and I LOVE LOVE LOVE them, however as I was advised by our fitness friend they are more like a ballet shoe and don't provide the support needed for exercises that involve balance.
You want a sturdy shoe that you can easily do a lunge in without tilting from side to side not too soft.

If you're going to be on your feet for a long time I would get the shoe I described... I rather wear those than anything else I have.

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2009-06-30 20:17:01 by ♥BBall Samurai♥

I've worn New Balance running shoes. (can't remember the exact one) and now I'm wearing Asics 1130 Gel. Both have pretty decent amount of support. One day I forgot my shoes at home so i wore the sneakers i wore to school.
http://www.shoe-shop.com/content/ebiz/sh oeshop/invt/ss28234/ss28234_Brown_Multi_ l.jpg
They were kind of shaped like the ones above. Different brand and design but you get the idea. It didn't have too much support and was very flexible. We had a workout that day also. Since I was only a freshman and it was my first season of distance track, I only did 10 400s. I somehow ended up running them at all 80-83 and the last one at 76. And all the quarter repeat days we had after that when I wore "running shoes", the fastest I ever ran was a 95 even to now. I'm way overdue in buying new running shoes and I was wondering if the excessive support in the shoes are slowing me down? Thus hindering my performance for races even when i wear spikes.

I know you like new balance but try these on at a shoe store, the ones I mention below. You can print this coupon too and use it at finishline

your mind will be blown if you get gels, you will never want another pair of any kind

these are hands down the best bang for the buck
GEL-Kayano 14 Running Shoe

http://www.finishline.com/store/catalog/ ...


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Fit/sizing 4.3 out of 5
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Value 4.3 out of 5
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these are the best on the market but pricey somewhat, well worth it
http://www.finishline.com/store/catalog/ ...



here is a 10.00 off coupon too http://www.finishline.com/store/catalog/ ...

2009-04-03 16:26:12 by Purple G

I work in retail and I am standing or walking on a poured concrete floor up to 10 hours a day. We have rubber mats at the cash register and in other places where you stand for an amount of time, but a lot of time is spent folding at tables where you can't just drag a mat to. I've tried croc's and new balance. running shoes, flip flops [which actually end up hurting the least] and a ton of other shoes. I can get up in the morning and go jogging just fine, go for long walks outside of work, walk around the city, but its standing on the concrete all day that hurts my feet so much. Even a 5 hours shift i come home barely being able to walk. My arches hurt the worst between the middle of the arch and my heel. Any good shoe selections under $100. I used to have some shoes-for-crews ones but they were hideous and i wear skirts and dresses a lot, so they'd have to be fashionable. and not leather.. because leather is icky ! haha Thanks!

I don't know if you have tried nursing shoes or not, but Nurses are always on their feet. Must be something in them that really helps. But you might first want to try the gel or air inserts for your best shoe you have now and see if they help. Also when standing long periods, lift your feet with your toes, like up and down to strengthen the arches while at the same time, stretching the entire bottom of your feet. If you are a little over weight, that doesn't help matters much, so if you are, try loosing a few pounds. I wish I could tell you some miracle cure for your problem, just remember, a lot of people have that same thing, even me. I am sure those tables that you are talking about where a lot of standing time folding, if a request is made to management, they might invest in some smaller mats, that can be easily placed there instead of the ones 6 to 8 feet long. They come in a lot of lengths, and maybe a male friend/worker will drag one to your table for you, while waiting to see if you can get smaller ones, which maybe they already have. Wishing you the very best young lady and good luck on finding some good needed relief..

2008-11-06 21:32:52 by kurtykitty