I actually have awful pain from them on the left food inside my instep right after the arch. I have 2 after 6 months and I don't think they'll take them back.
This joker over here measuring with hands when he's got a foot on his arm :P Great informative video. Hard to tell scale of things in videos and this helped alot. Also, I just pull the air into my mouth when it's upside down to vent the air instead of messing with squeezing it out. Simpler that way.
I have overpronation, I changed my shoes from Adidas to Asics Novablast 4. It caused pain in in my inner right knee. It even forced me from running entirely. Now I have bought and Adidas Supernova 2, i will see what happens. But never again Asics, it is just not for me.
RU-vid consultant here again. Wonder why this video has no views compared to a squishy night light and a pair of shoes? Its the stupid face in the thumbnail. I refuse to click on it other than to leave a (sometimes kinda mean) message. Im sure there are others like me who dont want to reward such a turd of a thumbnail with views. The audience of youtube is the embodiment of the word "petty"
Bruce, KT from India here. Yes I just bought these last week...exact same problem and I have the same feet as you (I have flat feet and wide toes). I first took them on the road, felt the same feeling and then did a few miles on the treadmill. I thought maybe I'm confused...but when I saw your video today, I recognised that this shoe is for people with narrow and light feet. Even when I walk in this shoe, my feet over pronate and I am an overpronator. If you're an over pronator, the structure of the shoe will make your feet roll inwards and the inward part of your midfoot is always hanging in the air. The cushioned midsole makes your legs roll inwards even more aggresively when run faster. I also felt that the shoe started to stress my shin. Which now I know why, like you explained. The concept is great but not for people like you and me. Infact what a coincidence, my favourite goto runner is the Pegasus too :) Btw... I've just ordered the Novablast 4 to see i that changes anything. On the other side, I own a pair of NB 1080 v13s as well... Their cushion also turned out to be comfortable but a little too cushioned for long runs. So, I use them for easy runs.
I have had a leak and was about to toss mine and go buy another. I made a last ditch effort to research before throwing away another $85 and found your video. Thanks for sharing, ultimately the collared ring on my pack separated from the lid and i was closing it wrong. Thanks for the vid.
Lol, you spent how much time getting techy with what tools we'll need; phillips head, standard screwdriver, drill, bits and every other little kitchen drawer tool everyone has ... I wanted to see the door, like how the windows & screen work, hinge mounts, etc., important stuff!
Never understood Asics shoes. Their upper make your feet super warm so you'd think they would be ideal for winter but their outsole have no grip on wet surface so you just slip all over the place. Also, if you have low cut socks, the tab rubs against the skin... super uncomfortable! I think they're made for people standing on their feet all day in an air conditioned work environment.
I just purchased this same tool earlier today to sharpen my lawn mower blades. I've never had an angle grinder before and the instructions were not very clear, at least to this beginner. Anxious to give it a go this weekend. Thanks for the video.
Spooked me a bit got these coming in the mail. I only hear good things about the Nimbus 25 in regards to comfort to add it to my rotation with the Nike and Saucony's I got.
I have been using it up until just about a week ago. I decide to make my own phone holder that raises the phone up higher for a better angle for video calls. However the stand I reviewed, even to my surprise was and is still just like new.
Nice video! I gotta build one of these for a customer tomorrow so i was hoping to find a video made by a 3rd party(not some company guy) to see how it REALLY goes. Things like it not having those middle spots pre-drilled would never be told in a company how-to video. So i appreciate you for doing this and will sub up to your channel. Thanks again!
As far as pulling the card(s) you need, you can push your cards with your left thumb at the groove. Then, use your other hand to start fanning the cards slightly at an angle using both hands. If done correctly, it should look like you’re holding a deck of cards. The other side of the wallet will basically hold the cards in place while they are fanned out, allowing you to pull out the card you need. The idea is to simply place the card back into the “stack” and push the fanned cards back into the wallet. This way (if I explained it correctly) won’t require you to pull all of your cards completely out of the wallet, and then, having to struggle to put them all back into the wallet.
Thanks for the review. Wanted to buy them for light jogging but I guess that's not a good choice then. Wanted to buy the kids one as it's cheaper and I have small feet.
Sometimes it’s good to rotate shoes and let both shoe and foot recover. I’m having weird aches in the sole with the Nimbus 24 which went away after a while on my first pair and then came back again when I started on the second pair. I find that weird.
I also had a similar experience. Not sure if I will persevere with them and try again, or just move them on. A real shame because I loved the max cushion feeling.
Debating to order or not for myself for a "small-purse-day" so this was very helpful to see the 3-year wear-and-tear. It looked great on this rustic/rugged color that you have but not sure for Pink or floral design that I was going for. Thanks anyway and I love the tatoo!!!
Your cash strap is not sopposed to be super smooth as the strap had tiny teeth under it to prevent cash from slipping out. There way overpriced for what you get!!
