I worked out today at Unique Physique and the topic of proper athletic shoes came up. It seems when you start working out and getting in shape, everyone around you wants to star working out their bodies, too. My mother asked me the other day to pick up a pair of aerobic shoes, some cheap ones from Walmart. I have no idea what aerobic shoes should look like. And it is no use asking a Walmart employee - trust me, I tried. A trainer at Unique Physique explained to me that you first have to make sure the shoe fits your foot - are you flat footed or do you have an arch. He also suggested looking at the sole of the shoe to see how flexible or rigid it is. He also suggested taking a wet foot test. I came across this blog site and thought it may guide you in picking out the best shoe for your workouts, regardless if it is in the gym, running or walking.
The Best Sports Shoe: Choosing the Right Athletic Footwear For Your Foot Type
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There are lots of stores that sell fake name brand shoes that look very similar to the original shoes but do not match up to the quality of the real shoes. When you buy such shoes, you run a risk of losing money if the shoes do not fit or wear out in no time due to cheap quality.
Therefore, to prevent yourself from getting duped, try to first check out the logo on the shoe. A stitched logo is found on original shoes while a glued or stick on logo is usually found on duplicate shoes. Fake shoes usually have a shoddy stitching and misspelled logo in addition to having a strong plastic odor.
These are some of the basic clues that have helped me to identify counterfeit shoes from the originals and saved my money so you can try this out.
Thanks for linking to my article on Suite101.com. I hope it's helpful to your readers. Nora Mayers
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