When to Retire Your Running Shoes

Published February 2014: Famous Footwear

When to Retire Your Running Shoes

Article Excerpt:

It’s no secret that runners get attached to their shoes. These footy companions have traveled with you on the open road as you work to complete milestones and personal running goals. Even though your running shoes may have been a trusty cohort in your exercise routines, all good things must come to an end. How do you know, though, when it is time to retire your running shoes? Carefully consider the wear and tear and your body’s reaction to determine if it is time to let go.

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February 26, 2014 - Posted by sphilpott | Feature Stories, Magazine Writing, Sample Work | best running shoes, famous footwear running shoes, how to tell if you need new running shoes, when to replace running shoes

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