Running & Training Shoes

Training shoes are designed for multi-directional movements, such as jumping, pivoting, and lateral movements. They have a flat or slightly raised heel, offer more support for stability, and are ideal for activities like weightlifting, HIIT, or circuit training. Running shoes, on the other hand, are focused on forward motion, cushioning, and shock absorption, making them better suited for running, jogging, or long-distance activities.

Running and training shoes can serve you beyond just fitness. Running shoes can be used in hunting as well. Some hunters prefer running shoes over boots for early season hunts because they're lighter, more flexible, and dry faster than boots. However, running and training shoes are usually not waterproof, so consider your specific needs when selecting your footwear.

Choosing the right running shoes depends on your foot type, running style, and the surfaces you run on. First, determine if you have a neutral arch, flat feet, or high arches, as this will affect the type of support you need. Then, consider whether you run on roads (which need shoes with cushioning) or trails (which need shoes with better traction and durability). It's also important to ensure that the shoes fit well, with enough room in the toe box and a secure fit around the heel.