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As a lifelong runner it's best to do it by mileage not age. Replace them somewhere between 300 and 600 miles (your weight, leg length, form, surface, etc. all i
by runamok 4y ago
As a lifelong runner it's best to do it by mileage not age. Replace them somewhere between 300 and 600 miles (your weight, leg length, form, surface, etc. all influence this). I will add that over time historically the midsole foam usually degrades so age is a factor too. I'd probably suggest tossing them after 1.5 years or so or at least having a fairly fresh pair to compare them to. The above mostly applies to running but should be relevant for walking too.
- icpmacdo 4y agoYes exactly, I sometimes push them a bit longer then your upper bound as well to save money but you can really tell the difference once you get a new pair. My current pair is far overdue! Anyone here have experience with the Gore-Tex 880's, are they good?