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#81 Most Common Reviewer/DPT Questions, Answered | Asics Cumulus 24 Review

EPISODE · Mar 30, 2022 · 1H 8M

#81 Most Common Reviewer/DPT Questions, Answered | Asics Cumulus 24 Review

from Doctors of Running Podcast · host Doctors of Running

At the roundtable today, Nate, Matt, and DJ discuss the three questions they're asked most often as shoe reviewers and physical therapists: How does X shoe fit and is it responsive? How stable is X shoe?, and what shoe would you recommend for a certain condition or pain? Also, they take an in-depth look at Asics's latest update to the Cumulus series, now featuring Flytefoam Blast. *This episode is sponsored by our friends at Running Warehouse! Right now they are having a Spring Savings event at www.runningwarehouse.com, featuring Hoka, Nike, and one of our favorite shoes of the past year: the Kinvara 12. Also this week, the new Hoka Speedgoat 5 and much talked about On Cloudmonser have arrived! We absolutely loved testing the Speedgoat 5 recently. Anyone looking to do long miles on the trail will find much to love. The Subjective: What's your favorite long run shoe? Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 1:18 - DOR Giving: Alzheimer's Association 5:46 - The Subjective: What's your favorite long run shoe? 14:03 - Asics Cumulus 24 Review 40:38 - The three questions we get asked the most as shoe reviewers 42:15 - How does this shoe fit? And is it responsive? 46:30 - How stable is X shoe? 58:34 - What's the best shoe for a certain pain or condition? 1:06:37 - Wrap up Our Favorite Running Warehouse Picks Right Now: Naked Belt - DJ's favorite way to carry all his gels and phone during the run Ciele Hat - Nathan's favorite running hat of all time Coffee Flavored Skratch Labs - Matt's favorite way to recovery post run and get a morning jolt Janji Mercury Track Pants - Social Media Manager Bach's absolute favorite cool weather pants. Soft, durable, and well-fitting with great zip pockets.

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