THERE’S NOTHING QUITE LIKE COMPETING WITH OURSELVES – AND WINNING. WHILE MANY OF US MAY BE FAR FROM PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES, THERE’S A SENSE OF PRIDE IN GETTING OUTSIDE IN THE FRESH AIR FOR A WALK OR A RUN AND BEATING OUR PERSONAL BEST, OR SIMPLY GOING THE EXTRA MILE WE FELT WE COULDN’T THE WEEK BEFORE. TO BE THE BEST, WE NEED THE BEST SO HERE IS OUR RUN DOWN OF SOME POPULAR RUNNING AND WALKING SHOES TO GET US OUTSIDE AND KEEP US COMPETING WITH OURSELVES.
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Running shoes
Get that heart rate up on what’s left of these great summer evenings. Running technology such as New Balance’s Imeva midsole and Reebok’s Flex Grooves make for a smooth ride as we hit the pavements.
Walking shoes
If a lengthy walk to clear the mind and aid the body is much more you’re type of thing, then these walking shoes will be of interest. Always a classic name when it comes to walking, the New Balance W608v4 is not only medicare-approved, the therapeutic depth of the shoe is suitable for diabetics too. The Ryka Dash 2 features a contoured arch and heeled cup for an increased supportive stride.
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Running shoes
Lightweight cushioning in the adidas Cloudfoam means more practice for our technique. Go retro in the Reebok Royal which features a 25% softer midsole for increased comfort on our run or add a pop of bright color in the Saucony Kinvara 7.
Walking shoes
Reliable and supportive is how we like our walking shoes – and this trio are just that. Always a favorite, the New Balance MX608v4 will keep you comfortable and casual all summer long – whether standing at the barbecue or exploring new cities. The Brooks Addiction™ Walker has over five special features that make for a great addition to our everyday footwear.
