The weirdest sneaker that I ever loved

Commuting to work everyday via public transportation could give me enough material to write a few blogs. Perhaps, I'll save that for when I feel like ranting. Today, I'm simply in love with one aspect of my commute and that's due to these kick ass sneakers. Now, if you would rather choke a bitch out for some new Air Jordans, then this post is not for you. But, if you are looking for some reasonably priced sneakers designed with the user in mind, then read on.

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The Skechers Resistance Runner (SRR) is designed for runners, but for someone like myself that walks daily, I'd say they are perfect for that as well. Sketchers claims "the SRR has Kinetic Wedge technology designed to help create a more fluid stride that emulates a natural running state." Here are a few pics I took to help you get some details on how this works. The weird thing about the SRR is that the bottom of it is not flat. It has a curve that peaks at the middle of your foot. It took me just a few minutes to get use to it mentally, but I felt the comfort and support of the design on my feet immediately.

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I don't know how Costco does it, but I purchased these for only 20 bucks. They are also listed here on Amazon for $57.99 – $84.99 and the reviews are currently rated at 5 stars.

Commenter's claim that ailments such as plantar fasciitis, knee pain, and various other foot related problems have been minimize because of the way this sneaker is structured. Fortunately, I don't have any of those problems. I just saw a pair of $20 sneakers at Costco and decided the price was right. Seems like I got a whole lot more in return.

If you have a teenager that likes to run track, you might consider picking up a few pairs. Costco is infamous for having stacks of something really awesome, but should you decided to wait, you might be standing in that same spot looking around like someone stole your car.


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