- Sep 1, 2007
- 1
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Hello guys,
I wanna ask your opinion on this. Remember the I3 Playoff 2 Review by Professor K. in kicksology.net which deemed it unusable as hell because of the amount of flex it allowed mid foot. Has the belief changed about this? That midfoot flexibility is essentially bad? I first noticed this in my Nike Trainer 1 which may seem understandable because it’s a training shoe, but having recently bought the Adidas Promodel 2010 and the Reebok Perimeter Drive 5, I noticed them to allow moderate amount of mid foot flexibility as well, albeit in different levels of strength in which you try to flex it.
Thanks in advance for any help!
P.S: Asking this because currently suffering from mild plantar fascitis
I wanna ask your opinion on this. Remember the I3 Playoff 2 Review by Professor K. in kicksology.net which deemed it unusable as hell because of the amount of flex it allowed mid foot. Has the belief changed about this? That midfoot flexibility is essentially bad? I first noticed this in my Nike Trainer 1 which may seem understandable because it’s a training shoe, but having recently bought the Adidas Promodel 2010 and the Reebok Perimeter Drive 5, I noticed them to allow moderate amount of mid foot flexibility as well, albeit in different levels of strength in which you try to flex it.
Thanks in advance for any help!
P.S: Asking this because currently suffering from mild plantar fascitis
