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Trainers for Wide Feet
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Can anyone recommend a good all round trainer for me - I have wide feet and a high instep. Am about to start jogging and my current trainers are falling apart! Cheers
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A high arch means you can wear a normal, cushioned running shoe.
Nike
http://w ww.sportssho e...ral/nike /shoe/womens /
then Asics
http://w ww.sportssho e...-neutral /shoe/womens /
are the widest fit. Don't know about Brooks or Saucony. Top end Nike and Asics are the Nike Pegasus +27 and Asics Gel Nimbus 12. Mid-range are the Nike...
Nike
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then Asics
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are the widest fit. Don't know about Brooks or Saucony. Top end Nike and Asics are the Nike Pegasus +27 and Asics Gel Nimbus 12. Mid-range are the Nike...
22:19 Wed 19th Jan 2011
A high arch means you can wear a normal, cushioned running shoe.
Nike
http://www.sportsshoe...ral/nike/shoe/womens/
then Asics
http://www.sportsshoe...-neutral/shoe/womens/
are the widest fit. Don't know about Brooks or Saucony. Top end Nike and Asics are the Nike Pegasus +27 and Asics Gel Nimbus 12. Mid-range are the Nike Compete or Asics Gel Blackhawk.
Have a look through the sale aisles as well. You might be able to pick up the previous moderls staed a lot cheaper. Sports Shoes are based in Bradford and I've never had any troubles with them.
Nike
http://www.sportsshoe...ral/nike/shoe/womens/
then Asics
http://www.sportsshoe...-neutral/shoe/womens/
are the widest fit. Don't know about Brooks or Saucony. Top end Nike and Asics are the Nike Pegasus +27 and Asics Gel Nimbus 12. Mid-range are the Nike Compete or Asics Gel Blackhawk.
Have a look through the sale aisles as well. You might be able to pick up the previous moderls staed a lot cheaper. Sports Shoes are based in Bradford and I've never had any troubles with them.