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Sport Shoes Buying Guide - Facts and Figures You Must Know About Buying Shoes Meant For Sports
Ronald G. Kevins Expert Author | 20 Articles
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A good sports shoe does several things. First it reduces the likelihood of foot injuries, Second it provides comfort having a sure fit without being too tight or biting into the foot. Finally it provides great support to the heel, arch, and forefoot of the feet that aids movement and body control. These things help an athlete perform at peak conditions and is one the reasons why the sports shoe industry is such a profitable one. The shoe that is to be reviewed today is a tennis shoe called the Nike Max Resolve. While every shoe has its weaknesses, this shoe demonstrates the need for athletic footwear that can meet the needs and demands of the sport they are designed for.
The shoe's specs are pretty straightforward. The shoe has a full grain leather upper to aid comfort and a mesh tongue that promotes breath ability and reduces moisture in the feet created by perspiration. The shoe also has a solid insole with the full length Phylon sole. Additional support is built into the heel with a well formed heel cup and air unit. The same type of air unit can also be found in the forefoot area of the shoe. Added protection is provided to the forefoot with further reinforcement on the outside toe area of the shoe.
The shoe is pretty much a solid all around pick as a sports shoe. However, wearers did point out some flaws in their personal reviews. A common concern was that for many wearers the shoe was too wide which compromised the fit. This seems to be a case of what is good for the goose is not always good for the gander. The shoe was designed with generous width so people with wider feet would most directly benefit from the design. A legitimate concern that will require more testing is the arch support. Even with the great cushioning, without proper support for the arches of the feet the vertical impact on the soles of the feet will adversely affect the region between the forefoot and the heel.
Overall as tennis shoe the Nike Max Resolve plus is a decent tennis shoe that does its jobs. It provides great traction for better footing and movement. The insole and air units do their job to help cushion the feet, joint, and hips from the jarring, sudden movements involved in playing tennis. It also with reinforced toes properly protects the feet from fractures and sprains. This show can definitely show improvement in key areas like arch support; however if we can take cues from its predecessor it is only another step in the Nike designer's quest for the perfect tennis shoe.
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A good sports shoe does several things. First it reduces the likelihood of foot injuries, Second it provides comfort having a sure fit without being too tight or biting into the foot. Finally it provides great support to the heel, arch, and forefoot of the feet that aids movement and body control. These things help an athlete perform at peak conditions and is one the reasons why the sports shoe industry is such a profitable one. The shoe that is to be reviewed today is a tennis shoe called the Nike Max Resolve. While every shoe has its weaknesses, this shoe demonstrates the need for athletic footwear that can meet the needs and demands of the sport they are designed for.
The shoe's specs are pretty straightforward. The shoe has a full grain leather upper to aid comfort and a mesh tongue that promotes breath ability and reduces moisture in the feet created by perspiration. The shoe also has a solid insole with the full length Phylon sole. Additional support is built into the heel with a well formed heel cup and air unit. The same type of air unit can also be found in the forefoot area of the shoe. Added protection is provided to the forefoot with further reinforcement on the outside toe area of the shoe.
The shoe is pretty much a solid all around pick as a sports shoe. However, wearers did point out some flaws in their personal reviews. A common concern was that for many wearers the shoe was too wide which compromised the fit. This seems to be a case of what is good for the goose is not always good for the gander. The shoe was designed with generous width so people with wider feet would most directly benefit from the design. A legitimate concern that will require more testing is the arch support. Even with the great cushioning, without proper support for the arches of the feet the vertical impact on the soles of the feet will adversely affect the region between the forefoot and the heel.
Overall as tennis shoe the Nike Max Resolve plus is a decent tennis shoe that does its jobs. It provides great traction for better footing and movement. The insole and air units do their job to help cushion the feet, joint, and hips from the jarring, sudden movements involved in playing tennis. It also with reinforced toes properly protects the feet from fractures and sprains. This show can definitely show improvement in key areas like arch support; however if we can take cues from its predecessor it is only another step in the Nike designer's quest for the perfect tennis shoe.
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