These are some if the ugliest running shoes I’ve ever seen but they have a cult following among running circles. Newton Running Shoes promote forefoot running which is supposed to be the bio-mechanically correct way to run.
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Since I’ve started triathlon training I’ve been biased against the big shoe companies because of their tendency to over-engineer shoes that weaken the muscles in the feet. But I’m really lovin’ these new Steve Nash Nike Trash Talk shoes which are made out of 100% recycled materials.
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I’ve always thought Crocs were ugly and I never understood why people liked them - but these Crocs Santa Cruz look pretty cool.
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I don’t know if you can qualify the Vibram Five Fingers KSO as shoes, but this strange looking footwear is starting to become popular in the chi-running/pose running circles because it provides the closest experience to running barefoot - but with added protection. Vibram also offers different models for different applications. I definitely want a pair to try out myself.
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You’ve probably never heard of Zoot shoes before. Zoot shoes are specially designed for triathletes and feature a quick-lace/slip-on system, fore-foot/mid-foot striking, water drainage system, and sockless wear. Since I have triathlon aspirations, I need a pair of these slick shoes.
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In my pursuit of running a 20min 5k (and eventually - Ironman 
), I would like to add these shoes to my arsenal of equipment. I’ve never owned a pair of New Balance shoes until I recently purchased the New Balance RC1001 
which I’ve already run 15k in and absolutely love. The shoes are super light and have a low profile which are perfect (in my opinion) for Chi-Running/Pose Running.
