new balance

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          senri on February 18, 2005 at 1:35 pm #10451

          new balance and nike are the many alternatives to spikes here in BC, vancouver. I’m looking for a good one for 100m. My current year old spike is 8 plate new balance mds-330, my running style seemed to ruin the design on the outside to the end of the shoe where the small toe resides, I overpronate and wear orthotics on my spike when i run. The spikes on the shoe itself is getting dull, i lost 3 spike cause the get loose and fall out(might be the power of my strike on the ground). I need a good rigid one that would not fall apart like this one i have now. Any suggestions?

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          thechosen1 on February 23, 2005 at 7:09 am #42360

          I heard that some of the older nike models are quite durable ( mid 90s- 2000), but now the quality sucks, you can rip up some $100 spikes in 3 laps around a track

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