This article isn’t about running shoes, but rather a few of my favorite pieces of running gear.

For anyone who has had the pleasure of running with me, its very rare that I complain about shoes. I love running in them. Its like a second home.

This article isnt about shoes, but rather a few of my favorite pieces of running gear.For anyone who has had the pleasure of running with me, its very rare that I complain about shoes. I love running in them. Its like a second home.

This is just a quick run down of the best running shoes you can buy. The article is a little long, so if you want to check it out, I recommend going to my website at That website is filled with great running gear and lots of helpful information about running.

The top 3 are the Nike Zoom, the Nike+ Boost, and the adidas Ultra Boost. These are the three best running shoes in the industry today. I have worn all three of them in every race I have ever been to, and I still love them more than anything else. The Zoom is the most lightweight and flexible, but it’s one of the worst shoes for long distances.

The Nike Zoom is the best lightweight shoe ever, and I am very happy to say that I am among the very first people for whom all three of these shoes have been used. The Zoom has been worn by me in 3,000 mile races and on my ultra-marathon training runs. While the Nike boost is the most flexible of the three, it also has the fewest miles to wear it.

You can go a long way with running shoes, but it’s probably best to buy more than three at a time. If you have a pair of running shoes that you know you can live with for a long time, it’s best to buy them in pairs as you age.

As for the Zoom, it’s got a great feel and it’s just a little too big for my needs. The Nike boost is a little more versatile and while it’s a little too tight, it’s still pretty comfortable. I can get away with wearing the Zoom in the winter and the Nike boost in the spring and fall, but I’d probably just stick with the Nike boost, especially since I’m not a big fan of the Zoom in my shoes.

I bought my first pair of Nike Zoom Boosts in 2009 and I’ve been wearing them ever since. Their cushioning and recovery are fantastic, and I have no problems with the way they look. I also have to say they are a little on the big size side, so I can get a pair of them in every size from 6 to 14, with a half size in between.

For most people, buying a pair of running shoes in the winter would be a no-brainer, but for me, it’s a no-brainer. The Zoom in the Winter and the Nike Boost in the Fall get my votes from me to a tee. The Zoom in the Winter is a tad on the high-heel side, but its cushioning is incredible, and Ive been wearing it for years.