Best Running Shoes- Beginner

by Maxwell
(Dupont Circle, Washington D.C.)

I'm glad Nike came up with the best running shoes beginner runners should buy. In buying their first pair of running shoes, beginner runners cannot totally grasp what all the issues about pronations and supinations are all about. Unless, they run through several mileage and actually experience these issues themselves. Just the same, running in for several miles and not wearing the proper foot gears can be a painful way of finding out, that's why I recommend this particular Nike shoes I bought for my high school son, the Nike Air Max Armour Running shoes.

I was a skeptic at first, but I was more inclined to believe in the shoes rather than my son's claim that the shoes he just fitted were great. In fact, even the shoe expert at the running shoes store doubted my son's choice because it was not what their foot analyzer recommended. Since what my son had in mind was something that looked cool and hip but which he needed for his running practice, the shoe store expert came up with the Nike Air Max Armour Running Shoes. It was her recommendation as the best running shoes beginner runners can use as try-out running footwear.

Her recommendation worked because my son was immediately impressed with the red and white color palette and I sort of agreed that it was the right color palette for his age and his running outfits. It was constructed from synthetic leather and none of the mesh material that my son didn't like in the first place. I would say that it was the best running shoes beginner runners should have since they are still not aware about the difference of wearing a running shoes for running purposes from wearing a running shoes just for the heck of it.

The Nike Air Max Armour Running shoes, provides shock absorption features which are visible in the heel's see-through air sole unit. On top of that, it makes the shoes really look quite sleek. The footbed, collars and tongue are adequately padded thus providing the snug fit that one must have in running shoes. Nevertheless, my son also had a penchant for wearing thick socks, which I advised him to wear for the fitting session. I still ordered the next size for him because as a beginner runner, he will get to experience his feet expanding a bit.

I didn't want to impose on him too much regarding the issues about his feet needing arch support because it was obvious that he had high arches. As a beginner runner, he will learn the difference once we will be shopping around for his next pair of running shoes. I know all of that basically from experience because my son reminded me a lot of myself when I was younger. The only difference is that, back then, there weren't any running shoes that could really be called as the best running shoes beginner runners could use as try-outs.