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So I'm semi out of shape, like 10-15 pounds over my desired/usual weight and I'm looking to get back into running. Besides just being at my desired weight, I plan on joining the army ASAP (21 years old), but I need to shed some pounds first. So I'm looking for a reliable pair of running shoes because the ones I have now (like 3-4 year old Under Armour training shoes) are beat. I tried a pair of AdiZero shoes like 9 months ago, and they sucked. The sole detached and they were very uncomfortable. So I'm looking for like a pair of Nikes.

Anyone have any recommendations. Looking for comfort and durability over color and looks.
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I'm not a Nike fan myself but I've heard nothing but good reviews on the Nike LunarEclipse+2 they range in price from $105-$135. hope this helped
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I have a pair of Nike Free Run 3s and they are absolutely a dream to run in. Very light, and supportive
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Favism wrote I'm not a Nike fan myself but I've heard nothing but good reviews on the Nike LunarEclipse+2 they range in price from $105-$135. hope this helped


I have the Nike Vomero 7. They are around $120. Here is a pic of mine-
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The best are defenetly Saucony Triumph 10
There are a lot more on this site including the pictures
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Reeboks are the best (just my opinion.).
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You should try some Nike+ shoes
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I've got a pair of Nike Free Run 2s that I love. I recommend them.

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If you're running on cements or dirt trails I'd suggest the Nike Vomero (Any version is fine, just grab a pair). If you plan on going into the army, I'd honestly say grab a pair of combat boots. I spent 6 months on base for basic training, and we ran in combat boots. I prepared for months before entering. That ended up being a complete waste of time because of the fatigue I gained from the weight of the boots. You may look odd running around in combat boots, but you will thank me once you're actually in the ranks.
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