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The right running shoes are vital. It can be hard to find the ones that are just right for you, so I've recruited the running shoe guru, Bob Wischnia, from RunTex to let you in on the top 3 choices for your foot type and running program. If you are a man who runs less than 25 miles per week and is an underpronator (supination), then you've found the right list of running shoe choices. If this doesn't describe you, try one of these. If you don't know your foot type, find it here

1. Asics Nimbus

These running shoes are some of the best shoes money can buy for cushioning. They have good durability too. When you buy these running shoes, buy them a half size larger than your street shoes.
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2. Mizuno Wave Rider

This shoe is well-cushioned and is especially good for runners with a wide foot. They have good durability. When you buy these running shoes, buy them a whole size larger than your normal street shoes.
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3. Brooks Glycerin

These running shoes feature great support and extra cushioning. They are also great for durability. They are also durable. When you buy these running shoes, buy them a half size larger than your street shoes.
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Created: June 21, 2007
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