Posts by rowdyangler992

Her skin is peeling. 😎
I suppose it’s probably just from getting too much sun exposure. 😢

Picking out running shoes is honestly pretty tricky because, at the end of the day, only YOU can actually say if they work for you. You're the one who knows if "these feel great" or if "these don't help my pronation, so now my knees and shins hurt," which is just not okay since I really want to feel as comfortable as possible when I'm out there. My own experience has been kind of a roller coaster: my first pair of New Balance felt way too soft for the amount of miles I was putting in on the pavement, so my feet really took a beating, and I even ended up losing toenails on some hills 😬 Eventually, I switched to a firmer pair of New Balance, and I have to admit I hated them for the first month because they felt totally stiff, but once my whole body adjusted, they were a solid 5 out of 5—super durable, water-resistant, and just great. That was the 1022 model. 👍 After that, I tried some Reebok Road plus. They were soft yet firm, which was nice, but they wore down pretty quickly. Then I moved on to Asics, starting with the 1090. Now those are real running shoes. They’re soft, comfortable, and I must have clocked hundreds of miles in them before they finally started falling apart. I actually went shopping for my current pair with my boyfriend—funny story—and he finally realized that I've been buying shoes that are way too small this whole time. I guess when you're buying running shoes, you really should get at least half a size larger, maybe even a full size, because your feet tend to swell and expand as you get through a workout. Right now, I'm wearing these light blue Asics, 😍, and they are just phenomenal to me. Of course, naturally, I can't find them anywhere else in town anymore. Next time, I think I'll just buy two pairs right away. 😁

I mean, why even bother with New Balance when Asics is clearly 🙏

Funny. Not.

I thought maybe this might be helpful for you, I guess.

Whether you decide to go for a run or just take a brisk walk uphill, I guess you'll start seeing some pretty significant results very, very quickly 👍

You aren't the only one, Benjamin Ramos95, I guess there are still plenty of us left... 😁 😢