Best place to buy running shoes online?

Sara__Beth

I live in a small rural town that has no options for buying a good pair of running shoes. I discovered RunningWarehouse and bought a pair from there only to realize that no matter how much I try and deny it I need a Wide Width shoe. Unfortunately, their selections for Wide Width are very limited, especially under $100 which I just can't afford. Can anyone recommend a good site to buy Wide Width running shoes that are actually affordable?

mburgess458

Zappos has a big selection and free shipping (I believe).

folgers86

I buy mine from Amazon LOL. I have wide feet (comparative term, I know) and the Sketchers Go Run 2 shoes work very well for me, so when it's time to replace them I just buy via Amazon.

HardcoreP0rk

Once I know what I like and what fits well, I'll buy extra pairs in different colors on eBay. I have a lot of luck with that, especially if something is discontinued.

scraver2003

My sister has wide feet - she went and got fitted for shoes and they suggested trying men's shoes! They are wider than women's shoes, she got the size that fit her and she loves them!

tesemarie

i buy them at www.sierratradingpost.com. If you sign up for their emails, they send 35-45% coupon codes all the time (at least once or twice a week!). I got my brooks d7 shoes there for $52! They are $109 normally. Try someone on at a local sports store and find out what you like

JenniDaisy

I highly recommend getting fitted first time round. I also live in a small town, but I made a special trip into the nearest big town to go to the running shop. Now I've found a brand and style that are perfect for me, I can find them for 60% of the price on Amazon.

jrline

I go to my local running store they are always nice and can help with finding the right shoe based on your gait, once you find good ones order an extra pair on amazon. I always have atleast two pair I am actively alternating.

girlviernes

Running shoes are worth the investment of a road trip, because you really need the right fit or you are likely to hurt yourself. If you find a good pair you might want to invest in an extra pair for later, since if you are running regularly you'll probably need to replace in 3-6 months.

segacs

Agree with everyone who suggests planning a special trip to get fitted at a store even if it's out of your area. After that, you can order replacements of the same model and style online from wherever's cheapest.

Just a warning that shoe companies have a frustrating habit of discontinuing your favourite shoe, forcing you to get re-fitted on occasion.

SueInAz

segacs wrote: »

Agree with everyone who suggests planning a special trip to get fitted at a store even if it's out of your area. After that, you can order replacements of the same model and style online from wherever's cheapest.

Just a warning that shoe companies have a frustrating habit of discontinuing your favourite shoe, forcing you to get re-fitted on occasion.

Adding my agreement. I drove to a larger town 2 hours away to get fitted the first time. Now that I know what kind of shoe I need I can buy them online. Frankly, I still prefer to buy them from the same store (Roadrunner Sports) because they offer a 90 day return policy if the shoes don't work out and sometimes they just don't.

twothepoint

I purchase my running shoes from Road Runner Sports: http://www.roadrunnersports.com/