I'm into track and field and I decided to buy new running shoes, what adidas shoes do you recommend me?

It's my sister who usually tells me what shoes fits for running, she's out and i need your help.thanks a lot

I'm into track and field and I decided to buy new running shoes, what adidas shoes do you recommend me?
Without knowing what types of distances you will be running or what type of feet you have, it is difficult to recommend any shoes, even if you narrow it down to a particular brand. Unfortunately, each type of shoe is made for different types of people.





Some running shoes "redirect" your feet if you land incorrectly. Other shoes are more "neutral" and don't do any correcting. Also, some people need wider shoes, some need narrower shoes. The best way of buying good running shoes is to go to a specialty running shoe store and let them watch you run to see which one fits you best. Only your feet know whether your shoes are good for you.





But let us say that you belong to the 80 or so percent of people that have "average" feet that are neither wide nor narrow. And let us further assume that you are a small-to-medium framed moderate distance runner, putting on about 15 miles per week.





If that is the case, I have heard nothing but good things about the Supernova Classic. Another great shoe is the ClimaCool Rotterdam IV, which is more of a performance shoe in that it is lighter so that it is designed to help you run faster. Either way, the best way to tell whether the shoes are good for you is to just try them on and go for a little run.





Good luck finding your shoes.
Reply:Actually, i would recommend getting Nike or asics, not adidas. Asics Gel has always worked for me and i can run miles not hurting at all. Some times if i have the energy i even get up to 13-14 miles without pain.
Reply:My school has Adidas as a sponsor and we get free shoes and such. If you want a heavier shoe with mroe cushioning, go with the Supernova Cushion. If you want a more stable one go with Supernova Control. A lighter shoe go with the Boston Classic. Also I've heard good things about the Supernova Classic. Most kids I know dont like the Adistar models.





Cheers.
Reply:it depends on what events in track and field. i'm guessing you don't do long jumps or hurdles since you said running shoes. i'm a sprinter and i own a pair of adidas electra for warming up and a pair of asics rocketgirl spikes for the actual race and sprint workouts. they're pretty good, and i don't experience any pain at all. if you run distance, which i think you do. then, i would recommend something lighter--flats are designed for distance. they're great, i used them last year. if you don't want flaths, then i would go with adiStar Fusion, supernova, or ClimaCool. they look good, and give good performance. good luck
Reply:What event are you running? Are you looking for spikes or racing flats, or training shoes. You can find event specific shoes. Go to a good running shoe store and ask them for some help. Get something that fits and feels good to you. It does not have to be Adidas. I own several pairs of Adidas, but I also own other brands.



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