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Nike Free Run Plus
- Sunday, August 01 2010 @ 11:56 PM UTC
- Contributed by: Dan Stoner
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The Nike Free Run+ do a good job on trails, too.
Here they are after 8.6 miles that included lots of sandy trail:
I normally wear them without socks and have not had a problem with blisters. On the 8.6 mile trail run (my longest run this year), the shoes got wet (due to damp grass first thing in the morning) and I got a huge blister on the inside of my arch. Besides the dampness, I think part of the issue was that I did not have them tied tightly enough.
I have since taken out the shoe insole and started running with socks, at least until the blister heals. So far, so good.
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I recently bought a pair of Nike Free+. I like them a lot. What a difference from my usual neutral shoes! I was wearing them for short, trail runs(under 6 mi) with socks. I have now worn them for several 5 milers w/o socks. Today I noticed the start of a small blister on the outer edge of my big toe(both feet) near the top of my nail. Wondering if I should go back to wearing socks. Or will my feet adjust to not wearing socks? I hate having to apply band aids.