In a weak moment, I decided to take up running again
But where do I find running shoes in at least 9.5?. Farang sizes.Best regard,
Claus
Running shoes
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SpitfireMk3
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Running shoes
Hi,
In a weak moment, I decided to take up running again But where do I find running shoes in at least 9.5?. Farang sizes.
Best regard,
Claus
In a weak moment, I decided to take up running again
But where do I find running shoes in at least 9.5?. Farang sizes.Best regard,
Claus
Re: Running shoes
Premium Outlet, Cha-Am is good if you don't find anything locally.
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Re: Running shoes
Try the sports shop at the bottom of Market Village (basement). They have a good selection.
If you have been out of the running game for a while then take it very easy getting back into it.
GN.
If you have been out of the running game for a while then take it very easy getting back into it.
GN.
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SpitfireMk3
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Re: Running shoes
Thanks for the advices. I will have a look a look at both places as I also looking for wide shoes. They are preferable to normal width.
Yes. The reason why I stopped 2 years ago, was problems with the right knee and this time I will take it very slow. Showing constraint is hard for me. I simply get carried away when I put running shoes on.
Best regards,
Claus
Yes. The reason why I stopped 2 years ago, was problems with the right knee and this time I will take it very slow. Showing constraint is hard for me. I simply get carried away when I put running shoes on.
Best regards,
Claus
Re: Running shoes
Who knows if anything is still in business there but that newish building (still called Colonnade?) on the corner at the main stop light had several shoe outlets last year. I bought a couple of pairs of Nike running shoes in there at a fair price.
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Re: Running shoes
The entire building has been stripped, rebuilt and is about to be re-opened.hhfarang wrote:Who knows if anything is still in business there but that newish building (still called Colonnade?) on the corner at the main stop light had several shoe outlets last year. I bought a couple of pairs of Nike running shoes in there at a fair price.
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Re: Running shoes
coming from the USA where a HISO like me just throws everything out when it is worn out, I have never tried to re-sole a pair of running shoes. Is it possible? I really go through shoes here riding around on my scooter.
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Re: Running shoes
I brought a nice pair of Mizunos from the UK with me, did a little bit of running and noticed that the soles were starting to separate from the uppers...
Last month Mrs Chazz took them to a lady who has a small stall somehere in the covered market off Sa Song Road. She not only glued the soles back on, but also stitched them all the way round with strong twine. A bargain for B180 (Thai price)!
P.S. being 58, I quickly found that there is no such thing as an easy run here. Even after 15 mins it took me a long time to cool down... Currently back on the bike (i.e. rehab)..!
Last month Mrs Chazz took them to a lady who has a small stall somehere in the covered market off Sa Song Road. She not only glued the soles back on, but also stitched them all the way round with strong twine. A bargain for B180 (Thai price)!
P.S. being 58, I quickly found that there is no such thing as an easy run here. Even after 15 mins it took me a long time to cool down... Currently back on the bike (i.e. rehab)..!