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dateCreated	2010-11-19 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Runner's Den
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rev:text	I was referred to go to this place by a buddy after a conversation about how I get shin splints after runs. He told me how the experts that work there will be able to see how you run and suggest a perfect shoe specifically for you. I decided I would check it out. I was helped by a young kid who was clearly still in high school, maybe not even older than a junior. He had me run up and down the path as he watched my running style. He explained that I needed a special shoe to correct the way I ran. I bought these shoes for over $100 (the most I have ever spent on running shoes). Off to the track I headed, excited to get a run in without the post run shin splints. I have to say after this run I did not have any shin splints, however the muscles on the front of my shins hurt so bad the next day I could barely walk. I thought it was just something that I had to adjust to so I decided to try another run. The same thing happened, but this time the pain was much worst. At this point I knew that something wasn't right. I took the shoes back and this time I was helped by an older gentleman who knew way too much about running and shoes than any human being should. After having me run up and down the path he knew right away that I was prescribed the wrong shoes by the "kid" who helped me the 1st time. He offered to either exchange my shoes or return them. I chose to return them and save $40 and buy the shoes somewhere else. The prices there are way too high. I am all about supporting small businesses, but it is sad when a corporate giant like Footlocker is 40% less then a Ma and Pa shop like this place. I feel like they over complicate the process of buying a pair of running shoes and that is how they charge so much, much like a shady mechanic does with your car.
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rev:reviewer	pete

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