September 2018 Running Challenge
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5 miles at good pace
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I bought a new pair just a month and a half ago. My old pair was very reliable and had none of your issues but the new pair is not so good.dreamer12151 wrote: »To all those with the wireless ear-buds: I have a pair that I've been using for a while now that I got for $5 from 5 Below. I understand that yes, you get what you pay for, but quite honestly, the only issues I've had so far is 1: not water proof, 2: only 2 hours on a charge and 3: I have my phone in a waist pouch, and on occasion, they will do the cutting in & out if the phone is too far away (if It is on the other side of the body, for example). I usually have only 1 bud in (my right ear) and the phone on my right hip.
Do the newer buds - like the AfterShokz or MPow Flames for example - have issues like that or is it just cause I'm cheap that that is a problem?0 -
Just checking in.
still not run. But, after chatting to my sister over lunch in Ikea about exercise, and taking the dog for a walk, I'm feeling inspired because it would be quite fun to run here.
'Here' being Manitoba. As flat as the eye can see. I don't think I've ever run on such a flat landscape so it would bee worth doing a couple of miles for amusement. But how do I know where I am in a featureless landscape?
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girlinahat wrote: »Just checking in.
still not run. But, after chatting to my sister over lunch in Ikea about exercise, and taking the dog for a walk, I'm feeling inspired because it would be quite fun to run here.
'Here' being Manitoba. As flat as the eye can see. I don't think I've ever run on such a flat landscape so it would bee worth doing a couple of miles for amusement. But how do I know where I am in a featureless landscape?
The mosquitoes are normally big enough you can use them as landmarks - if you can get them to hold still.6 -
Leaden legs + howling cold wind + threat of heavy rain showers + can't be arsed = went anyway.
Running challenge
1 Sept: yoga
2 Sept: 9.22
3 Sept: yoga
4 Sept: 7.02km
5 Sept: yoga, then 4.76km with Fartleks *snigger*
6 Sept: 11.73km
7 Sept: rest
8 Sept: yoga
9 Sept: Xterra Trail Run, 13.58km
10 Sept: yoga
11 Sept: 6.34km
12 Sept: yoga, then 4.91km with 9x100m sprints
13 Sept: cake
14 Sept: 10.77km
15 Sept: yoga
16 Sept: 11.53km + 5.75km
17 Sept: yoga
18 Sept: 7.0km
19 Sept: yoga
20 Sept: 12.19
21 Sept: 5.83
22 Sept: yoga
23 Sept: 20.06
24 Sept: yoga
25 Sept: 7km
137.69 of 160km for September.
Upcoming events
29 October, Auckland Half
17 November, Xterra Trail Challenge Waihi 20.5km9 -
09/02 - 8.5 hot humid miles
09/03 - 10 miles
09/04 - Back to the car shop - yay
09/05 - 8.5 humid miles
09/06 - 8 humid miles
09/07 - 9 humid miles
09/08 - Storming
09/09 - Storming
09/10 - 13.1 miles
09/11 - 8 miles
09/12 - Date Night - No Run
09/13 - Forget what happened
09/14 - 16 miles
09/15 - 10 miles
09/16 - 9 miles
09/17 - 8 miles
09/18 - 10 miles
09/19 - Date Night - No Run
09/20 - 11 miles
09/21 - 0 miles
09/22 - Pittsburgh Fly By 5k
09/23 - 0 miles
09/24 - 0 miles
Upcoming Races:
Steel Challange 5k - May 2019
Pittsburgh Marathon - May 2019
Glacier Ridge 50k Trail Race - May 2019
--More as I find them - need to find a nice trail race
2021 - Disney World Dopey! (if can raise funds)1 -
I had planned for like 10 tonight... BUT SOME CRAZY 15 YEAR OLD decide to wipe out on his bike, bend his front wheel and derailer hanger. Being the father, I was, of course, obligated to laugh at him... I mean help him get his bike to the shop to see if they can true the wheel or if we will be out $65 for a new one.
Oh, for the moms in the thread HE IS FINE. It's just a little blood up and down his whole side. Builds character. What boy (or girl for that matter) that rides bikes does not occasionally get some road rash? 13 -
ContraryMaryMary wrote: »Leaden legs + howling cold wind + threat of heavy rain showers + can't be arsed = went anyway.
Nice to know we aren't the only ones being whacked by this wind. It's awful, i can't seem to get warm. You did better than me though lol. I only managed 5k2 -
Date :::: Miles :::: Cumulative
09/01/18 :::: 18.2 :::: 18.2
09/02/18 :::: 5.4 :::: 23.6
09/03/18 :::: 6.3 :::: 29.9
09/04/18 :::: 2.1 :::: 32.0
09/05/18 :::: 6.5 :::: 38.5
09/06/18 :::: 0.0 :::: 38.5
09/07/18 :::: 1.7 :::: 40.2
09/08/18 :::: 13.3 :::: 53.5
09/09/18 :::: 5.0 :::: 58.5
09/10/18 :::: 5.0 :::: 63.5
09/11/18 :::: 3.3 :::: 66.8
09/12/18 :::: 7.2 :::: 74.0
09/13/18 :::: 0.0 :::: 74.0
09/14/18 :::: 5.2 :::: 79.2
09/15/18 :::: 19.1 :::: 98.2
09/16/18 :::: 5.3 :::: 103.5
09/17/18 :::: 4.5 :::: 108.0
09/18/18 :::: 4.0 :::: 112.1
09/19/18 :::: 6.4 :::: 118.4
09/20/18 :::: 3.6 :::: 122.0
09/21/18 :::: 0.0 :::: 122.0
09/22/18 :::: 20.0 :::: 142.0
09/23/18 :::: 2.1 :::: 144.2
09/24/18 :::: 5.1 :::: 149.2/ 170 miles goal
It was a pleasant 72 degrees out today with a nice breeze. I didn't look at the humidity but it was obviously not too bad. I actually left myself enough time today to get a decent run in before my strength training class.
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RunRachelleRun wrote: »I bought the Anker SoundBuds Slim Wireless in May, and they have held up in the rain so far. I paid $30 Cdn. I mostly listen to audiobooks. I have small ears, and they came with different sized tips and the smallest are very comfortable for me. A little wire connects them and has a clip.
My husband has the Plantronics Bluetooth ones for over a year. He paid $115 Cdn. He loves them, and the sound quality seems good. They must also be waterproof as we live in Raincouver and he runs in the rain much of the time. I also like that the behind the head wraparound arm is reflective, since he mostly runs in the dark.
Today, I had my Garmin set for C25K Week 6 Day 1, but when it came time for the walk break, I decided I felt good enough to keep going. Progress. Anyway, I repeated Week 5, Day 3: 20 mins run, 5 mins walk, 5 mins run.
I get one more run before my wide-excision surgery on Wednesday, so it is unlikely I will reach my goal unless the surgeon tells me I can exercise shortly after.
2.05 miles = 19.61 MTD / 25 miles
I made a long post for you a couple days ago and then the forums went down and I never got to post it! Anyway I wanted to mention that like you, my husband was in the middle of doing c25k when he had his skin cancer surgery last year - fairly large excision on his neck. He was able to walk for exercise within a week and run within 2 weeks but wasn't feeling quite up to snuff for a while after. We had planned for repeating weeks when we got back to it. However, he ended up not losing fitness when he did get back to it - while he was resting his body was still thinking through the whole "we run now" business and getting stronger. So hopefully you will have the same experience of coming back stronger than you expect. Give yourself plenty of rest to heal - even a small surgery can really zap your energy! Wishing you all the best.5 -
~2km walk tonight. Mild twinges in my ankle, and my arches hurt. I will tell my physio tomorrow morning and see if I'm allowed to try running. I also bought some k-tape on Amazon because it was purple.
I registered for the BMO Vancouver Half Marathon next spring.
Got some new cold weather gear on clearance from UA.
Sure spending a lot of money on running this month for someone who can't run right now.8 -
Regarding earbuds - I got 2 pairs of the cheapest $5 pairs. one was awful and died within a few months. The other was great for about a year or so. it now has a loose cable so the left one cuts in and out. and It needs to be close to the source. If I had my phone in my bra or in a arm carrier on the left, the reciever on the right would cut in and out. phone in a running belt midline and it was fine.
My new ones (2 days old) so far are great, no cutting out. beautiful sound (for me, I'm not picky). I got them for half price, around $40usd. but will see what happens. I tend to be pretty brutal to earphones.
Today I nearly skipped out on my scheduled 5k. It was blowing a storm overnight, cold and wet. The wind hadnt let up in the morning but it wasn't as wet. So I went - damn you @PastorVincent you have become a flea in my ear when it comes to crap weather and almost not running lol. The wind was harsh with horizontal rain, and it was FREEZING! Fortunately the rain eased within about 5 minutes, and the wind dropped about 10 minutes after that lol. So the first 2.5k was nasty, but the remaining 2.5 was fine.
I'm happy with the new shoes. A friend showed me a trick on tieing them and I think it made a difference. some much more comfortable!
Good! 2 -
September, she'll remember (to run)
9/1 2.85
9/2 4.15
9/3 2.00
9/4 3.5
9/5 rest
9/6 rest
9/7 4.00
9/8 3.10
9/9 rest
9/10 snorkel 2 hours
9/11 3.20
9/12 3.52
9/13 rest
9/14 3.68
9/15 2.20
9/16 rest
9/17 3.35
9/18 rest
9/19 3.45
9/20 the 10th of 11 10hour days. Couldn't
9/21 2.10
9/22 chicken mucking and unexpected company
9/23 6.25
9/24 2.25
Total 48.60
Upcoming races:
Nov. 11, 2018 Las Vegas Rock 'n Roll 10k
January 4, 2019 Hilo to Volcano Ultra 50k Relay. In memory of @keeprunningfatboy
Ticker is my goal for 2018 and progress to date:
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1---7.01 intervals
2---5.04 intervals
3---9.03 intervals
5---3.67 run
8---7.52 intervals
9---6.27 run
11---4.59 run
14---8.20 bike
15---5.60 humid slog
16--3.25 intervals
18---3.44 intervals
22---3.48 run, not intervals
24---3.38 intervals
Running. 62.7/60
Cycling 8.20
Upcoming Races
September 29th free 5K Tishomingo, ok
October 14th Spirit of Survival Lawton OK. Quarter Marathon
November 3rd Dinosaur Valley Endurance Run. Half. Glen Rose TX
January 5 BIRR Ultra relay. 50k. Hawaii. For @KeepRunningFatboy
March 31, 2019 A2A Undecided distance. Ardmore OK
April 28, 2019 OKC Memorial Marathon (half)5 -
virtual relay for Dennis is 3weeks out.
We need a few slots filled. I know we have a few on stand-by, waiting to fill in the gaps. If you plan to run October 14th, central time any time between midnight and 5am or 130pm to 530pm, we could use you to run in memory of Dennis aka @KeepRunningFatboy .
See the thread for the link to sign up or just post here and we'll get it updated.
I just signed up for a 30 min slot on Sun 10/14. This is the weekend prior to my race, so want to stick somewhat close to the plan and not overdo it. I will see if I'm also able to the the virtual group runs at the start/finish, but not 100%.
His death really hit me hard since we're close to the same age and he was always motivating and giving great advice. When I started to see Memorial runs on Strava, I looked at the running thread here and got the details and read the obit... such a great human being and is greatly missed.
He was so humble in his achievements. He'd been here for some time before i realized the experience he had. Always very supportive. I felt lucky i to have his support.9 -
So many people I want to respond to, I need to go through and make notes since I can't keep track! @MobyCarp Congrats on the team finish, very moving race report! @PastorVincent Congrats on your race and your wife's race as well!
5 miles around Shelby Farms equals stretch goal of 50 accomplished!
Our usual route around the Greenway is having the bathrooms at the trail head torn down and rebuilt, so we won't be running there for at least a month. I liked the bathrooms they had so I'm confused about the need for this. In the meantime we can explore some new routes. Today we ran our usual long steep downhill at Shelby Farms BACKWARDS and were calling on Jesus for mercy before we reached the top. So I guess you could say this was hill training.
Between one day and the next it's autumn. Rainy, moderate temps, and tomorrow it's supposed to dip into the 50s. Three days ago my husband burned his hand opening the front door when we came home because it was so hot. I'm happy we get some nicer temps but I could do without the rain - my feet like to blister when my shoes get wet, and I'm nursing a big one from today. Tried kt tape as a preventative and it did not help.
We saw eleven white herons (egrets) and four great blue herons today while running around the lake. Also many shorebirds of a kind we didn't recognize, and five bluebirds - two couples and a loner. Afterwards for our cool down walk we went down to the stables and petted noses across the fence. I haven't been to the rental ride area since I was a teen, and at that time it was sort of shabby and the horses looked sad. These were fat and sassy, feet looked well trimmed, much better. The horses include a great variety of fancy colors, including a couple of paints, a palomino, and four very pretty blanket Appaloosas. I have a weak spot for Appies because my horse as a teen was one. It took some patience but eventually the Appaloosa gelding I had my eye on came over and allowed his nose to be stroked. He had a good, kind, honest face - wasn't nippy at all, didn't seem fed up with people as rental horses tend to get. I miss riding, I need to take it up again!8 -
Date........Miles.......Total
09/01......0.00.......0.00
09/02......8.23.......8.23
09/03......3.82.....12.05 - + Agility
09/04......0.00.....12.05 - To Oregon
09/05......0.00.....12.05
09/06......3.88.....15.93 - Cool Hillsboro
09/07......2.57.....18.50
09/08......0.00.....18.50 - Santa Ynez
09/09......1.60.....20.10 - Run to the dog park
09/10......4.30.....24.40 - Treadmill intervals, Home + Agility
09/11......5.25.....29.65 - + Strength Training
09/12......6.41.....36.06
09/13......0.00.....36.06 - + Strength Training
09/14......0.00.....36.06 - Extra rest day
09/15....10.07.....46.13
09/16......2.00.....48.13
09/17......4.80.....52.93 - + Agility
09/18......5.21.....58.14 - + Strength Training
09/19......0.00.....58.14
09/20......4.52.....62.66 - + Strength Training
09/21......3.85.....66.51
09/22......8.47.....74.98
09/23......0.00.....74.98
09/24......5.97.....80.95 - + Agility
My completed and upcoming races. Let me know if you will be running them too.
02/04/18 - Surf City Half Marathon
05/05/18 - Cinco de Miles 5k
07/22/18 - San Francisco 2nd Half Marathon
10/14/18 - Surf City 10k
10/27/18 - SoCal Halloween Wigged Out 5k
11/17/18 - San Dimas Turkey Trot
12/16/18 - SoCal Santa Claus for a Cause 10k
12/30/18 - Run In The New Year's 10k
02/03/19 - Surf City Half Marathon
05/11/19 - Santa Barbara Wine Country Half Marathon6 -
rheddmobile wrote: »RunRachelleRun wrote: »I bought the Anker SoundBuds Slim Wireless in May, and they have held up in the rain so far. I paid $30 Cdn. I mostly listen to audiobooks. I have small ears, and they came with different sized tips and the smallest are very comfortable for me. A little wire connects them and has a clip.
My husband has the Plantronics Bluetooth ones for over a year. He paid $115 Cdn. He loves them, and the sound quality seems good. They must also be waterproof as we live in Raincouver and he runs in the rain much of the time. I also like that the behind the head wraparound arm is reflective, since he mostly runs in the dark.
Today, I had my Garmin set for C25K Week 6 Day 1, but when it came time for the walk break, I decided I felt good enough to keep going. Progress. Anyway, I repeated Week 5, Day 3: 20 mins run, 5 mins walk, 5 mins run.
I get one more run before my wide-excision surgery on Wednesday, so it is unlikely I will reach my goal unless the surgeon tells me I can exercise shortly after.
2.05 miles = 19.61 MTD / 25 miles
I made a long post for you a couple days ago and then the forums went down and I never got to post it! Anyway I wanted to mention that like you, my husband was in the middle of doing c25k when he had his skin cancer surgery last year - fairly large excision on his neck. He was able to walk for exercise within a week and run within 2 weeks but wasn't feeling quite up to snuff for a while after. We had planned for repeating weeks when we got back to it. However, he ended up not losing fitness when he did get back to it - while he was resting his body was still thinking through the whole "we run now" business and getting stronger. So hopefully you will have the same experience of coming back stronger than you expect. Give yourself plenty of rest to heal - even a small surgery can really zap your energy! Wishing you all the best.
Thanks so much for that. I had read something similar online. And I watched the YouTube video of the procedure, and it was a lot more cutting than I had first thought. I have very little info going in as I won’t meet the surgeon until right before. That would be really nice if I don’t lose much fitness either. Hope your husband is doing well.8 -
KKHKISHZKH wrote: »KKHKISHZKH wrote: »I'm in with a low goal of 25 miles/40 km
Just 9 miles/15 km so far
(1x5k and 1x10k)
Only another 5 miles to add.
Total so far: 14 miles.
I have some work to do this week!9 -
Tough but enjoyable run this morning and according to Endomondo I shaved 41 seconds off my best 5km time for the month. No matter how much of an effort I make to slow down, I seem to keep getting quicker. Still tortoise pace but I want tortoise pace for the time being, I'm all about going the distance atm.
Now, with two slices of toast and peanut butter inside me, I'm a happy person again :-) I had thought the fact that the first week of my official 12 week training plan would be a nice rest as it included less mileage than I had been running. In fact it made me feel itchy and lazy and goddamn hungry! Looking forward to pushing it back up. No doubt I will regret saying that by December.
2/9: 3.88km
4/9: 9km
6/9: 5km
7/9: 5km
9/9: 4.16km
11/9: 5km
14/9: 5km
16/9: 10km
18/9: 5km
19/9: 3km
20/9: 5km
23/9: 6.5km
25/9: 5.5km
September goal: 75km. Completed so far: 72km.6 -
ContraryMaryMary wrote: »Leaden legs + howling cold wind + threat of heavy rain showers + can't be arsed = went anyway.
Nice to know we aren't the only ones being whacked by this wind. It's awful, i can't seem to get warm. You did better than me though lol. I only managed 5k
And it's been really windy here, too. Mostly just trees down all over the place, some roofing/construction site issues. I found it somewhat challenging to ride my bike when returning from school drop-off. It's funny how often the weather in Poland is similar to where my family is in Pennsylvania.
My leg does not hurt. The daily massages have not hurt since Friday. Electro-therapy is still interesting, maybe it is helping too. I feel like I'm walking straight again and the few steps I ran from the car to the door didn't hurt. So there's hope!7 -
Socks.... Anyone got recommendations for ones that keep their elastic and don't end up in your shoe? I like thin seamless socks! 0
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Ok, I've been away from this for the last 2 months while finishing my thesis! I just couldn't maintain everything so diet and running had to be the victims... Which means I lost a lot of ground and have been very stressed without any outlet...
But I've rewarded myself with new trainers and my ingrown toenail has stopped being quite as painful so I got 5km on treadmill last night. Mostly walking - did w1 d1 of c25k and then just kept going with walk 2 run 1 until I hit 5km. 42 mins, so not too shabby! It was sooooo nice to be running again though!12 -
~2km walk tonight. Mild twinges in my ankle, and my arches hurt. I will tell my physio tomorrow morning and see if I'm allowed to try running. I also bought some k-tape on Amazon because it was purple.
I registered for the BMO Vancouver Half Marathon next spring.
Got some new cold weather gear on clearance from UA.
Sure spending a lot of money on running this month for someone who can't run right now.
Retail therapy
5.14 of long slow run with cool down for 55.56/60.5 for the month.8 -
4 miles this morning. Ridiculously slow, especially that 1st mile.
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Socks.... Anyone got recommendations for ones that keep their elastic and don't end up in your shoe? I like thin seamless socks!
For Summer I use Under Armor's Heatgear or Nike Dryfit.
For cold weather, I use Darn Tough wool socks.
I find high-quality socks make a huge difference as you start putting on the miles. Running a mile can be done in any old cotton sock (probably- I would still argue for good socks though), but as you extend your time on your feet socks become as important, possibly more, than your shoes.6 -
rheddmobile wrote: »So many people I want to respond to, I need to go through and make notes since I can't keep track! @MobyCarp Congrats on the team finish, very moving race report! @PastorVincent Congrats on your race and your wife's race as well!
5 miles around Shelby Farms equals stretch goal of 50 accomplished!
Our usual route around the Greenway is having the bathrooms at the trail head torn down and rebuilt, so we won't be running there for at least a month. I liked the bathrooms they had so I'm confused about the need for this. In the meantime we can explore some new routes. Today we ran our usual long steep downhill at Shelby Farms BACKWARDS and were calling on Jesus for mercy before we reached the top. So I guess you could say this was hill training.
Between one day and the next it's autumn. Rainy, moderate temps, and tomorrow it's supposed to dip into the 50s. Three days ago my husband burned his hand opening the front door when we came home because it was so hot. I'm happy we get some nicer temps but I could do without the rain - my feet like to blister when my shoes get wet, and I'm nursing a big one from today. Tried kt tape as a preventative and it did not help.
We saw eleven white herons (egrets) and four great blue herons today while running around the lake. Also many shorebirds of a kind we didn't recognize, and five bluebirds - two couples and a loner. Afterwards for our cool down walk we went down to the stables and petted noses across the fence. I haven't been to the rental ride area since I was a teen, and at that time it was sort of shabby and the horses looked sad. These were fat and sassy, feet looked well trimmed, much better. The horses include a great variety of fancy colors, including a couple of paints, a palomino, and four very pretty blanket Appaloosas. I have a weak spot for Appies because my horse as a teen was one. It took some patience but eventually the Appaloosa gelding I had my eye on came over and allowed his nose to be stroked. He had a good, kind, honest face - wasn't nippy at all, didn't seem fed up with people as rental horses tend to get. I miss riding, I need to take it up again!
Shorebirds are tricksy little devils to ID. I'm an avid birder, but I'm hopeless with shorebirds. And my 5k lunchtime run back in the UK usually ended up being a bit longer because I quite often spotted a kingfisher while I was out and would run up and down the river trying to get a good view of it. (Made the Garmin map very interesting to look at).
Lovely cool weather for Saturday's parkrun and then five miles on the treadmill last night which brings my September mileage to 43 miles.
Is anyone else having problems with Garmin Connect? Once my runs are uploaded, I then change the name and type of run etc, but on some screens I can see the changes, but on other screens everything reverts back to the default settings. Really weird (and somewhat annoying).
2018 races completed
1/21/18 Dreamfar 10k (age-group 5/23)
2/10/18 Cupid's Chase 5k (age-group 4/24)
3/10/18 Medway Shamrock Shuffle 5k (age-group 3/25)
4/08/18 Holly Club Hustle 5k (4th overall, 2nd woman, 2nd in age group)
5/13/18 Strivers Mothers' Day 5k (age-group 15/55)
5/19/18 Martha's Vineyard Half Marathon (age-group 24/84)
6/21/18 J P Morgan Corporate Challenge 3.5m
7/14/18 Tonneson and Co. 5k (age-group 4/12)
8/18/18 Book it! Dedham Library 5k (age-group 2/8) - For Dennis
9/03/18 Martin Richard 8k Run (age-group 55/167)
9/08/18 Louisa May Alcott Orchard House 10k (age-group 7/10)
2018 registered races
9/29/18 Stride for Healthy Communities 5k
10/08/18 Reebok Women's 10k
10/28/18 Bill's Pizzeria 5k8 -
PastorVincent wrote: »Socks.... Anyone got recommendations for ones that keep their elastic and don't end up in your shoe? I like thin seamless socks!
For Summer I use Under Armor's Heatgear or Nike Dryfit.
For cold weather, I use Darn Tough wool socks.
I find high-quality socks make a huge difference as you start putting on the miles. Running a mile can be done in any old cotton sock (probably- I would still argue for good socks though), but as you extend your time on your feet socks become as important, possibly more, than your shoes.
I got some UnderArmor socks on @PastorVincent's recommendation and haven't had any issue with the elastic, although because of the low cut I did get some rubbing on one long run. I rotate between these, two pairs of thicker WrightSocks, and three pairs of ASIC quarter socks (which are also pretty thin and might be up your alley) so nothing's gotten too much wear yet. I think I prefer the quarter length to be really confident there won't be slippage, but YMMV.
ETA: I checked and I guess both the UA and ASICs have toe seams, though? But really flat ones - I've never noticed them before.0
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