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Gigaride A3 vs. Brooks Adrenaline

Adidas Gigaride A3

Choosing the right running shoes can save you injuries and discomfort. There are many options to choose from and many issues to consider. This Choozza helps you select the pair of running shoes that is best for your needs.

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Last updated by Nimo, on 21/7/09

	Adidas Gigaride A3 Adidas Gigaride A3 has an outsole that maintains integrity regardless of temperature. The shoes come with a comfortable seam-free fit technology and a molded EVA sockliner. The forefoot is built for long-lasting luxury and functionality.	Brooks Adrenaline GTS 7 The Brooks Adrenaline GTS 7 is crafted for runners who over pronate while running. It provides a very firm arch support and lots of cushioning for comfort.
How will you look in these shoes?: Design and style	The A3 Gigaride look stylish and cool for streetwear as well as running or for the gym.	Many runners feel that these shoes are good looking.
Durability: How long will this shoe last for you? How do the shoes behave under repeated wear?	Many runners commented that the shoes last as expected and do not lose their cushioning as they age. This is due to Adidas's special technology and seam-free manufacture.	Many runners commented that the Brooks have good durability. The good durability is especially felt in the heel area and the shoes last for a relatively long time even when running on hard surfaces. For some runners, the shoes last for about 500 miles ? which is quite a lot more than normal shoes should.

Low Cost: How much can you expect to pay for the shoes? As a rule of thumb, running shoes should be replaced every 300-400 miles. If you plan to run a lot, price may become an important factor.	The A3 gigaride are very cheap.	For most people, the Brooks Adrenaline seem like a very good bargain.
Support: How much support does the shoe provide you with? Will you be able to use orthodics if you need them?	The shoes provide very good support for most people, yet they manage to still be comfortable. Many runners who experienced injuries or tenderness in the knees, ankles or feet feel that the shoes support them well and prevent additional damage. Note that for runners with higher arches, orthodics or inserts may be required.	Runners with pronating feet usually find these shoes to have very good support and that they help stabilize their feet. The shoes are considered supportive for high-arched pronating feet, but some runners will still need orthodics. If you do, you'll find that the insoles of the shoes are removable, and that makes insertion of orthodics very simple. Some health professionals recommend this shoe to their clients.
Lightweight: It is usually better for running shoes to be as lightweight as possible. However, this often means less support, less cushioning and perhaps shorter lifespan.	While not as lightweight as other models, most users feel that the Gigaride are lightweight and good for training.	The Brooks Adrenaline weigh 9.5oz (269g) ? which is very lightweight.
Comfort: Running is a shock (impact) intensive sport. Running shoes usually have some mechanism for shock absorption, protecting your feet and allowing you to run further and for longer periods of time.	For most runners, the shoes are very comfortable, and provide good cushioning. The material they are made of is breathable - this is important to prevent overheating of the feet. Many runners who had hill spurs or knee and lower leg injuries feel that the Gigaride's cushioning reduces impact on the knees. Many runners commented that the shoe has a narrow structure, and that it fits quite tight. As a result, for feet that are wider than regular, you might want to look for wider models. Only a few runners feel that there is not enough arch support or that shock absrption is not ideal, and some commented that the structure of the sole may not make these shoes suitable for non-running activities.	Many runners comment that the shoes are good for people with slight over-pronation. Most runners feel that the shoes are quite roomy in the toe box, so much that a few even complained that there is extra room there. They Brooks Adrenaline are usually a very good fit for runners with feet that are a little wider at the front. The shoes have very good cushioning and shock absorption, allowing users to run on very hard surfaces with no problems. A few runners commented that the shoes make them walk straight (which is a good thing). Many runners felt that the shoes are extremely comfortable from day one, without having to "break them in". They are also a good fit for runners with low arches and those who experience knee-knocking when they run.

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