(Bouncing this thread back up again)
Bought a pair today from a well-known sport shoe emporium in Bradford. Although first run in them won't be until tomorrow I thought it worth reiterating Hopey's comment about the shoe size as I needed a 9 compared with an 8 for my Inov8s.
I've also just got a pair. I went hald a size up - 9.5 instead of 9.
They look the business really for £45 less my 10%.
I've had Walsh and Swoops so will see soon how they fair in comparison.
What do you think?Originally Posted by XRunner
£36.99 for me!!
I've just bought a pair. Size 4 & they are a really good snug fit. I have scrawny thin feet & the shoes are a slim fitting.
I did 4.5 miles in em in Witton tuther day.
Not to be confused with the less than sought after "candida"........best kept away from feet entirely.
Well i am normally size 4 or 5 in shoes, and i bought the addidas running shoes, and 6 half i had to get!!! which really is a weird size, considering my shoes are a size 4...
Saw a fella in a pair of these today at ALS. What's their width like? Adidas are usually narrow for me
Wore mine today at Giants Tooth for which they were perfect given the mostly hard underfoot conditions. Unlike some on here I don't have a big range of running shoes but they are definitely wider than my mudrocs by about half a cm.
Hmmmm... I'm in the market for some trail shoes as I intend to mix in some non-fell running this year (shock horror). Up to now I've been considering various Inov8 Flyrocs/Roclites, the Montrail Highlander, the Mizuno Wave Harrier, and even, dare I say it, the Swoop... But these look interesting.
SportsShoes.com have them at £36 but the sole looks a bit mild on the pics. What is the grip like if you encounter a bit of mud on your trail runs?
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