Fell Running shoes recommendation?
Discussion
Trophy Husband said:
Pal of mine who is nuts for running the hills of Snowdonia will not wear any other brand than Norman Walsh. I have a few pairs of their ripple trainers and the quality is fab. Made in Bolton by hand. Not tooo dear.
+1 For Walsh Fell shoes.Back in the day, I did quite a few fell races and I always wore Walsh PBs - really terrific shoes and I'm pleased to say, still available.
https://www.sportsshoes.com/product/wal2/walsh-pb-...
pubrunner said:
Trophy Husband said:
Pal of mine who is nuts for running the hills of Snowdonia will not wear any other brand than Norman Walsh. I have a few pairs of their ripple trainers and the quality is fab. Made in Bolton by hand. Not tooo dear.
+1 For Walsh Fell shoes.Back in the day, I did quite a few fell races and I always wore Walsh PBs - really terrific shoes and I'm pleased to say, still available.
https://www.sportsshoes.com/product/wal2/walsh-pb-...
They made shoes for
“Giant Haystacks, Big Daddy, Sir Chris Bonington and Roger Bannister” . . High praise indeed!
I might check them out too.
El stovey said:
I’ve never even seen these,
They made shoes for
“Giant Haystacks, Big Daddy, Sir Chris Bonington and Roger Bannister” . . High praise indeed!
I might check them out too.
I had never realised that Giant Haystacks and Big Daddy were keen fell runners They made shoes for
“Giant Haystacks, Big Daddy, Sir Chris Bonington and Roger Bannister” . . High praise indeed!
I might check them out too.
Walsh were pretty much the default choice up until Inov8 arrived.
Edited by MC Bodge on Wednesday 7th October 13:32
El stovey said:
MC Bodge said:
Walsh were pretty much the default choice up until Inov8 arrived.
Yeah I’ve just had inov8s since I came to the U.K. and before that lived abroad. Nice to see a U.K. (made) company still around.
Cool retro style too.
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