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YOUR MEN’S RUNNING SHOES SELECTION
Welcome to our pick of the very best running shoes for men from Nike, Asics, adidas and more. Get stuck into an eclectic mix of the latest men’s running shoes from Nike, adidas and Asics, as well as the best of the best from brands like PUMA, New Balance and Reebok. This is a selection to cater to everyone, so regardless of your experience level, your terrain and your distances, you’re sure to find the right pair for you. These are flexible, lightweight running shoes for men with the most innovative and advanced performance technology already built in. That means super lightweight men’s running shoes with next-level cushioning to give you an effortless running experience even on rough terrains. The aesthetics are on point too – whether you’re looking for a vibrant statement style or something more understated, you’ll find it right here.
TOP TECH, TOP RUNNING SHOES FOR MEN
There’s a lot of performance technology put into these men’s running shoes, and a lot to compare. Each of the big brands has its own advanced foam technology in the insoles to make its shoes more responsive, better cushioned and lighter-weight – adidas’ BOOST, Nike’s React, PUMA NITRO and New Balance’s Fresh Foam are just some of these. If you’re a long-distance runner, you might want to get a pair of Asics with GUIDESOLE™ or METARIDE™ technology – designed to propel you forward for a more efficient stride that expends less energy. If you’re running on rougher terrains, perhaps you want a pair of New Balance running shoes for men with Ultra Heel technology, which provides a more secure hold on the back of your foot. If your terrain is often slippery, you might be in the market for adidas’ Adiwear outsoles, or PUMA GRIP, both offering superior traction on all kinds of surfaces. This list could go on and on and on. Check out the product descriptions on the product page to see if it’s the right tech for you.
FAQS ON RUNNING SHOES FOR MEN
Q. How long do men’s running shoes last before you have to replace them?
A. Generally speaking, if you run 10 miles a week your running shoes will last around a year. This depends on the shoes, the terrain, the distances and your weight too. Basically, as soon as the kicks become uncomfortable, it’s time to replace them.
Q. How are running shoes different from trainers?
A. Running shoes are designed for heal-to-toe, forwards movements, while trainers are designed for multidirectional movements. Also, running shoes normally have more cushioning for shock absorption than normal trainers.