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I also chose the 3.0 because it has the lowest ‘drop’ of 4mm from heel to forefoot and I like to run as close to zero as possible.of your feet to deliver the ultimate barefoot running experience.I also have a pair of the Nike Flyknit and when I noticed they’d combined the two shoes for the new range of Free’s I was enthusiastic about the end product as independently they are both great shoes.nike roshe run I have never had more compliments on the look of my shoes before but then I don’t think I have had a pair so bright and striking in colour. The bright orange and red knit certainly catches the eye, as does the ‘sock like’ appearance. If you said to me a year ago that in 12 months time I’d be a frequent trainer wearer I would have replied ‘Not on your nelly‘. Ever since around the age of 16, I’ve only owned one pair of trainers that my Mum bought for me for P.E duties at school. Seriously. Comfortable to the point that you feel like you may be walking on clouds, I now let out an audible groan whenever I know that trainers just wouldn’t be apt for an outing. Screw the boot collection, I sense my one pair could become two, very soon…

I refused to wear them during any other time and when I moved up to Sixth Form where I no longer had to take part in strenuous activities that I did in no way shape or form enjoy (Netball aside, I was a cracking Goal Shooter if I say so myself), they gathered dust under my bed and only got brought out each time I decided that I needed to exercise, a phase which usually lasted about two weeks. That was until I picked up the Nike Free Run 5.0’s earlier in the year. Now I get what all the fuss is about trainers. Going from a full-time heeled boot/sandal wearer to an embracer of all things flat has seen my wardrobe shift slightly and for those who are also in the transisition I thought I’d put together some styling tips (‘styling’ used in the loosest terminology of course – this is coming from a girl who is normally in PJ’s by 6.30pm everyday)… They go with pretty much anything. Seriously. Because my usual daily uniform is jeans with some kind of casual sweater/knit/tee that’s what you’re most likely to find me pairing them with, but that’s not to say they don’t go with anything else.

Type ‘Swedish Fashion Blogger Nike Free Runs’ into Google to feel inspired and make you realise that your ones need a clean. Shave your ankles. I find the Free Runs to look best when there’s a bit of ankle of show and have taken to popping a tuck or two into most of my jeans when I sport them – especially the looser fitting, more boyfriend looking ones. And man do I need to pay more attention when shaving around the ankle area. I think there were some strays that were nearing almost an inch long after swerving the razor for too long. Trainer socks are your new best friend. There’s nothing worse than having to fold your socks down in half so they don’t sneak out the top. It reminds me of being back in school when everyone else had trainer socks but my Mum was still buying me knee length ones and I’d spend the whole of first break time stuffing them into my shoes. I suggest a bargain priced Primark bumper-sized pack.

Perhaps one of the most iconic running footwear designs to come about in the past decade is Nike’s Free. The Free, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, helped catalyze a movement of footwear designed to help you run naturally, strengthen the muscles of your foot, and help reduce the occurrence of injury. In an interview with Designboom, Free innovator Tobie Hatfield recalls a (now legendary) trip to Stanford University in which he witnessed coach Vin Lananna’s athletes training barefoot on grass. Seeing a challenge in recreating that barefoot experience in a running shoe, Hatfield drew inspiration from past projects such as the Nike Air Presto to create a new running shoe that would influence not only the running shoe world for the next decade, but footwear designs in all corners of sport. Nike is one of the few running brands that still offers four footwear introductions each year; Spring, Summer, Fall and Holiday.

The biggest introductions are usually saved for Spring and Fall, with Holiday and Summer having a smaller number of updates. For Summer 2010, Nike continues to experiment and expand models that make up two of the brand’s unique categories of shoes, the Free and Lunar family of products. Nike is known to consistently introduce new technologies to see if they find an audience and if they do find a following, the technology is expanded into its own silo of products. Air Max was one of the better examples of this. First was the Air Max, then a whole slew of Air Max products that followed.nike free 3.0 v6 cheap The Free concept remains popular, but the line is somewhat limited in its appeal. The Lunar product has proven wildly successful and as a result, new models are being introduced in the Lunar line while the Free line receives updates to existing models and even loses a style in the process. Be sure to check out Hatfield’s interview on Designboom, and keep an eye out for new versions of the Nike Free, available soon at Running Warehouse. Be warned, you’ll want to wear them EVERYDAY.

According to medical observation, if one exerts tremendous amount of pressure at one particular part of the foot, then it can result in overstressing of that area that can at times even culminate into fissures or worst a crack. Providing this motion continues it looks that Nike Air Force A single shoes will carry on to get well-known and with internet sites such as urbanhotlist, consumers could have areas to visit get what they want for that price tag they desire to shell out. If you have ever partaken in a sporting activity you know the importance of proper footwear. shoes are selling like hot cakes right now; and since its reintroduction a decade ago, both Nike Dunk SB and Nike Dunk have done well to erase the old rustic memories of basketball shoes that the older generation used to wear, creating a sort of cultural icons more relevant and contemporary. As playing basketball is a kind of strenuous exercise, they may easily hurt in the match.