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cheaproshfreerun.co.uk Thinking about these and wondering your thoughts on how minimal they really are (vis-a-vis feeling road feedback). Right now I¡¯m switching between the Inov-8 226 Trailbloc and the Kinvara 5. Let me say, the Kinvara 5 is WAY too much shoe for me.

My 4.0¡¯s should arrive in a few days, and I was wondering about the best way to wear them. When you say they hold a stink without socks, do you mean they will start to smell, and stay that way, when you are barefoot? Or more along the lines of ¡°hold back¡± a stink? Thanks!

Not too tight, not too loose. Just perfect New Balance 410 cheap sale . The heel and midfoot are snugged in tightly, and the forefoot opens up so that the tight weave does not constrict or squeeze the toes. The entire upper flexes and moves with the foot in a way I have rarely experienced in a running shoe.

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I¡¯d have no hesitation in taking them beyond 14 miles in a single run, I might even consider them for a marathon. They are a bit too flexible for my taste fo r speed or a 5K, and the sole grooves would probably collect too much debris for off-road use, but they are versatile enough to handle just about anything else I could throw at them.

Both are great shoes so tough call. The Kinvara is a bit cushier underfoot, more similar in feel to the Virrata. The Free is by no means a firm shoe, but the sole has a different feel to it ¨C it¡¯s tough to describe. I think the Kinvara will feel more familia nike air max 90 womens for sale r to you since it is a more traditionally styled shoe.