I'm starting to get pretty bad blisters after I do my regular

>>36848920
aesics is a good brand.

>>36848920
run barefoot

>>36848920
anything nike makes just for running.

Find out through a professional gait analysis if you need certain support and then buy comfy shoes in your limited price range.

>>36848968
This guy knows what's up

>>36848920
You can get a good pair of running shoes from pretty much any brand for less than $100. I have Saucony's, but if you are getting blisters your shoes are probably too loose and your foot is moving around inside your shoe.

Do a little research on pronation and supination while running, and make sure you are getting shoes that are tight, without cutting off circulation.

>>36848920
go to a fucking running store and find out autist

>>36848968
Just saying nike is a little broad

>>36849021
That'd make sense, but if i tie them too tight though, I find I get a lot of foot pain so either way, a new pair is in order

>>36849026
What if the store is running faster than me?

>>36848920
i have a pair of McKinley's that are all sport and waterproof, $60

You stop blisters with socks, bruh. Unless your shoes are too loose, they probably aren't your problem.

Get some wrightsocks running socks or similar. As far as shoes, Saucony Cohesion 9 is 40 USD on Amazon.

>>36848977
This. How you run and whether you pronate or supronate are important to the type of shoe you get. Any running store clerk should know this and be able to tell you. Brand really doesn't matter and they should have something in your price range

>>36850165

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>>36848968
Coming from a runner, nike shoes are often overpriced and poor. I would recommend saucony, aesics, new balance, or brooks, depending on preference.