What are the best running shoes to "sneak" across the Mexican border into the U.S.A.?
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they can't afford running shoes ,  they go in their bare feet
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Get to Mexico and then drop me a line
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Road Runner Sports and National Running Center both have good web sites with a ton of merchandise. An easy search will turn them up.
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D2(D Squared) Custom Footwear:\nhttp://www.d2customfootwear.com/\n\nYou'd better have some serious coin for these dogs (or for Rocket 7s).\n\nOtherwise, you should consider a custom set of insoles for a more economical solution.\n\nSidas makes a great insole:\nhttp://www.sidas.com/
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It depends on track regulations where you are. If you run long distance on a track, you'll want regular, comfortable, padded running shoes. They're cheaper than flats or spikes and better for long distance on a track. Just get fairly light shoes so you're not weighed down too much.\n\nIf you're doing cross country, then consider spiked flats. Some flats now come with detachable spikes, the spikes for races where they're allowed, and the flats for when they're not, or when you're in a sprinting event.\n\nGood luck this season.
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Go out to your local running store and try some shoes out.  Generally, the cheaper a running shoe is, the "less shoe" you're going to get.\n\nFor Example, Racing flats are generally around $60, regular models are around $75-90, and motion-control and cushioneded shoes are $90-120.\n\nAs you go up that ladder, you are getting more cushion, motion-control and general 'technology.'\n\nTrying to buy cheap shoes to run in will only cause you to buy improper ones for your needs and you'll end up hurting yourself, or running in uncomfortable shoes.\n\nThe better way to go about buying running shoes is to go to a running store, and talk with the clerk (they're generally very very knowledgeable) about what you need out of your shoe, and they will pick the correct one for you.  It's worth the investment to shell out an extra $20 to keep your legs healthy.\n\nI hope this helps, good luck finding the right shoes.
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running shoes have spicks in
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Go to a running shoe store.  Not a mall atheletic store.  They will custom fit your foot to a shoe that will be most beneficial to you.  They will take into consideration, stride, footfall, pronation, weight, and other things in order to get you a shoe that will be comfortable when running.\nA place in the mall will make sure it's the right size (and they're often wrong on that too).
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if you want to run: ASICS. For multiple sports: New Balance, not the specialized ones but the ones with good sole.
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try online, Mexico, Canada
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1.) nike cortez\n\n2.) new balance 574
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Check out Cabelas.com...I just ordered winter insulated athletic type boots that are ankle high, water proof and protect to negative 45 degrees.  Wore them to Copper Mountain Ski Village in Colorado last weekend and they were comfy and warm.   Cabellas has their own brand of products that are not advertised so thy are a lot cheaper but just as good as name brands like columbia.\nCheck them out....\nCabela's Women's Snow Runner™ \nWintertime warmth with an athletic-shoe fit\n$59.95\n\nThe Cabela's Women's Active Trail™ Mid Hikers  look like they would do good for you too, not as insulated and a little more expensive about $90 but they are specified for hiking and 100% waterproof.  Mid ankle height.  Look really cute too.
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First what position do you play?\nForward- Probably the Nike Mercurial Vapor IIs because the new ones are almost 1 oz heavier and forwards need speed.  You can find tons of these on ebay\nMidfielder- Nike Air Zoom total 90 III\nDefense- New Adidas Predator Absolute (dont buy the all red ones)\nGoalkeeper- Either Adidas Predator Absolute or Nike Tiempo Air Zoom Legend.  \nP.S.  Buy both Firm Ground and Soft Grounds for differing field conditions.  Try to buy the same FG and SG boot.  All of these and more can be found on soccer.com or ebay.com
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Try a local running store, not a shoe store, but a store where runners and athletes get their shoes.  They will examine your foot, measure it, tell you what type of arch you have and give you shoes to fit your style of foot.  Asics makes the best running and walking shoes along with Brooks.  Stay away from Nike and such seeimg how they are just a name brand.  But I hope this has helped you in some way.
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I guess you are from the U.S., so I found a couple here,\n\nhttp://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/clo/234570747.html\n\nhttp://www.multikicks.com/Jordan-7_c_41.html\n\nhttp://jaywalkshoes.com/index.html\n\nhttp://www.crispykicks.com/product.php?itemno=RJ98\n\nHappy shoe huntings
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Any specialty running store like Fleet Feet or the Running Room or a local running store.  If you don't have anything in your area, try the online store or catalog from Road Runner Sports http://www.roadrunnersports.com
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I would have to say the blue and white puma's... i have thm i run WAY faster. if you can't find them try addidas or nike.