the minimalist roads are the same when walking as they make it feel as though your feet are tilting in but as soon as you start to run the great.
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the minimalist roads are the same when walking as they make it feel as though your feet are tilting in but as soon as you start to run the great.
If they made a shoe with the rx terrain sole on the 110 last I'd never buy a pair of inov8s or walshes ever again!
After a few runs in them i have to say i am very impressed, they are a great trail shoe, no good when it's gets very steep or muddy but they can handle a fair bit!
I think they're the perfect alternative to the Roclites. I'll probably wear them for most of the races I run in the Peak district this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fleeter
A pair of those and a pair of mudclaws/talons/walshes and your sorted i think :thumbup: I am tempted to buy a pair of walshes when my talons need replacing....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dynamo Dan
I've got all of them but the walshes are a tiny bit big and the others are starting to fall apart.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Fleeter
Going to give mine a race test on saturday, see how they fair up!
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Originally Posted by Dynamo Dan
Agree! But I would really like to se an update on Roclite and Mudclaws to one arrow shock-zone but still some cushioning..Quote:
Originally Posted by Fleeter
you could always send them to LSR for a studded resoleQuote:
Originally Posted by Dynamo Dan
I had a 2 hour run over Kinder last night with Pennine. Up to Mermaids Pool, further up to the edge path, round the to the Downfall and then down the Three Knowls Path. The shoes were brilliant, the only time I slipped was in squelchy mud and even then it wasn't too bad. I legged it quite fast down Tunstead fields and they held firm. Come summer they will be my go to shoe for races in the Peak - apart from Mount Famine obviously...