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posted: 4/16/2008 at 6:23 AM |
Yes, I occasionally wear my running shoes as regular sneaks from time to time. Tonight at work, I noticed my heel bothering me (right where the arch ends). A few hours later, same discomfort in my other foot exact same area. They are brand new - I dont even have 20 running miles logged on them yet (i'm benched at the moment too, due to injury)
What gives?? Anyone else ever experience this? They are too dirty now to take back, but I havent had any problems with them during the few times I went running in them. |
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posted: 4/16/2008 at 11:20 AM |
| Quote from cewickbe on 4/16/2008 at 6:23 AM: They are too dirty now to take back, but I havent had any problems with them during the few times I went running in them.
Can't say I've had your problem - but I do know that most good running stores will take the shoes back, if you think they're the problem. If they came from a place like Fleet Feet or Road Runner Sports or a local specialty store, give them a call and see what they advise. I'd bet they'll either have a helpful suggestion or offer a refund or exchange. |
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~~ Jack Kerley, The Hundredth Man
Original Pre-Editing Running-Related Song Lyrics
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I'd run right into Hell and back.
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posted: 4/16/2008 at 12:45 PM |
I agree with Jake if you bought these from a reputable running store. Take them back and see what they can do. Most local shops will figure out something to keep you as a healthy running customer. What's the worst that could happen - they end up fitting you with a better shoe now that you know one specific concern.
Jake - nice signature block.  I tried the garlic and 557s but it doesn't work for me. Perhaps I should use the odorless garlic tablets I see Larry King advertise and go with 521 intervals. |
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2008 goals:
1) run a fall marathon (Indy)
2) stay injury free
3) PR 5K, 10K, HM & M
4) get my kids to start running with me
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posted: 4/16/2008 at 1:47 PM |
Quote from CarmelRunner on 4/16/2008 at 12:45 PM:Jake - nice signature block. I tried the garlic and 557s but it doesn't work for me. Perhaps I should use the odorless garlic tablets I see Larry King advertise and go with 521 intervals.
Best part is that every bit of it came from advice on this board. Most of it actually serious. Some not so much. |
E-mail: JakeKnight2002@aol.com
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"The past is nothing but a series of recollections; it does not own you ... if we are prisoners of the past, we are jailer as well."
~~ Jack Kerley, The Hundredth Man
Original Pre-Editing Running-Related Song Lyrics
I would do anything for love
I'd run right into Hell and back.
Because its a flat out and back course.
And my friend BQ'd there.
~~ Meat Loaf |
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posted: 4/17/2008 at 12:43 AM |
well, when i bought them, i asked what their return policy was and theysaid, as long as they arent too dirty, they will take them back for store credit. but these def are too dirty. However, i bought my husband a pair and he has only wore them twice and it doesnt look like he will be getting into the running thing anytime soon so i thought maybe i should take his shoes back for store credit. i dont think they even have a speck of dirt on them!
but if they only hurt me when i wear them for long periods of time, is it still ok to run in them?? |
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