Omni or guide for me and Kinvara for 2 kids
Great things never come from comfort zones.
Great things never come from comfort zones.
Triathlon Forum
Login required to started new threads
Login required to post replies
Re: Running Shoe Poll - Saucony question [seeyouincourt]
[ In reply to ]
Re: Running Shoe Poll - Saucony question [Billabong]
[ In reply to ]
Billabong wrote:
ISO Triumphs and Kinvaras+1 , and also have the Ride in rotation for z1-z2 long runs. Actually raced in the Ride last year at IMNC - I really liked the way they felt during longer mileage.
IG: NCGregory8778
Re: Running Shoe Poll - Saucony question [wannabefaster]
[ In reply to ]
wannabefaster wrote:
Kinvara is a great shoe. The Kinvara 4 may have been the greatest shoe of all timeAgree completely, Loved the 4. Went through 3 pairs of them and finally did get a pair of 7's. Not bad, but not 4's.
I am alternating right now between the 7's and a pair of ON Running shoes. I do like them, they are so damn light.
Re: Running Shoe Poll - Saucony question [Barry S.]
[ In reply to ]
Used to train in Ride 8 and 9, raced in Kinvara's or Peregrine if crosstriathlon/trailrun.
Switched to Asics Dynaflyte for long runs just a month back and haven't really felt the urge to go back to my saucony fanboy-ism.
Switched to Asics Dynaflyte for long runs just a month back and haven't really felt the urge to go back to my saucony fanboy-ism.
ibick wrote:
Kinvaras here too. I usually pick up the previous year's model at about 50% off. I also have some Type A racing flats for stand alone 5k or 10k races.+1