Review on Optimize SEO: ASICS GEL-Kayano 21 Women's Running Shoe by Allie Diaz

I was planning to buy these shoes for Revain but on a whim I went to the running shoe store right next to my work place today and they were a little cheaper. I am currently training for the Honolulu Marathon and doing long runs (7-10+ miles) on Saturday afternoons. To date I have only used these old Nike shoes that I bought on a trip a few years ago, as I don't normally run they were still in good condition but they are probably the last generation of shoes. I used to have Asics and decided to give them another try. These shoes are so comfortable that you notice them as soon as you put them on. I used them straight away with regular socks and ran almost 8 miles. Now I'm not a runner so I didn't run the whole distance. We walked at a normal pace, but I told my running partner that these shoes were softer than my old ones. There is a section of our route where the pavement is broken up by the roots of my trees, so I used to be able to feel the bumpy pavement through my shoes, but with these I almost couldn't tell. When I come home I'm usually very sick and sometimes I even limp because I'm in pain. I just got home and although my legs hurt a bit, I have no problem climbing stairs or walking around the house as usual. I would recommend them to any runner especially if you need arch support. I was arguing between them or the Nimbus 17 but the guy at the running store said they had the best arch support and I have flat feet so I went with them. I have currently ordered dr schols active insoles and would like to try them out here. After that I will revise my review. Update: I put dr schols active insoles in my old shoes which I converted to my regular shoes but they seem to be too hard for me so I decided to just stick with the regular shoes. deposits for now. I'll probably have to replace them in about four months. I'm looking at Spanco as I've used them in the past.