That's for defects right ? Not if U dun like the shoes, or the shoes dun fit U well. If U can prove it's a manufacturing defect then it's a different story la.

ccube is right. From my experience, most products in the US they have money back guarantee. I recently purchased Livestrong bands & visor from Livestrong store online, they even include a form inside the package to allow U to return the product to them in case Ur not satisfied. Now, THAT's consumer power.

In here, dun like, keep quiet only la... what to do, purchased edi....

No worries

You advertised in the garage section, wat abt the "stuff for the ladies" section?

lols...i din post it there...guessing that females there dun run?
i saw a post of someone trying to sell of her nike pegasus but no luck at the stuff for the ladies.
i'm just trying my luck here anyway...

Heys,,

AaAAaahhhH k k.. good luck then

can i actually take a photo of my wet feet on a newspaper and show you guys so you guys can actually recommend a couple of shoes for me? like what an earlier member did

yes go ahead and do it, then post it here.

http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/7965/p0607090000.jpg
is my feet neutral, over pronation or.......

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Added on July 6, 2009, 10:26 pmwhich model of shoe u guys can suggest?

This post has been edited by chgchksg128: Jul 6 2009, 10:26 PM

Please suggest which shoe suits me..

If it helps, I was standing with my feet at a V position.

I'm about 6 feet

shoe size usually around 10

for light running, comfort is most important, next to weight of the shoe. if possible those with good soles, to reduce pressure when my feet lands..

I am a bit noob with this. what I have said so far may be useless but I don't really know.

ps. is it true that getting 1 size bigger is better? or that only applies to marathoners?

sorry for the trouble and thanks for your help guys.

Hv you done a wet feet test?

It looks like u hv a diff arch type on each leg separately..
The left has a higher arch then the right may 1 2 consider two separate shoes on each leg

Anyways jz hang in there y'all, ccube will advise u on wats best!

[quote=d3vilzzzz,Jul 7 2009, 09:29 AM]
Hv you done a wet feet test?


Yupe...
Ccube said is a normal feet.....

IF normal feet and considering your shoes are nt particularly worn out at a certain spot.. u can savely purchase the saucony progrid jazz 12 or any neutral shoes for that matter..

At 200+ bux it has real nice cushioning/ real comfy.. ->my 2 cents as i hv worn it before..

Need to find out how to get to Wisma OCM from TPM. I found the map but just takut if I get lost nia...plan to collect my McD stuff for this Sunday's run.

Just follow the map, i m sure u'll make it

Felt some heel pain on my kayano yesterday, but most of the cushioning are emphasized on the heel part right, so why am i feeling pain toward that region?

Wasnt running, just walking for 5km's.

new shoe?

perhaps ur kayano need to break-in 1st... so run for few more times... and ur shoe will be break-in...

if ur heel still pain, then something is not right.

anyone here uses Garmin Forerunner? Wud like to seek advice as I'm considering it.. Thnks

anyone gonna phantom for mcd run ar?

Landing on ur heel?
try as many recomended to break the shoe in more first

yes ccube and marvinct..
feel free to post your queries here or hop dwn to the garmin shop in curve(if ur frm KL, PJ area)

I am nt, me b doing seremban half dis sun ya?

Saucony, Brooks, Newton and Mizuno, has to choose one.
I saw Newton Gravity on the net, quite gd looking.
But very pricey.
ALso heard Newton running style is a bit different.

LOL bro, I just saw your older post messages. You posted a picture of your shoe's sole....not like that la bro...wrong way. It will probably show us your running style only from the wear and tear.

Do a wet feet test. this is how you do it

1. Wet your feet alittle bit
2. Step on a piece of newspaper
3. Take a picture of that newspaper with your foot print and upload so we can help see what type of feet you are having

How to decide? Ccube and other experienced runner will help you choose a suitable.
feet type + Budget will more likely come into play.