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$60.00 Reg.Under Armour Grade School Assert 10 Kids' Running Shoes
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$59.99 Reg.New Balance® Fresh Foam Arishi v4 Kids' Running Shoes
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New Balance® 608 v5 Women's Shoes
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$49.99 Reg.New Balance® Fresh Foam Arishi v4 Little Kids' Running Shoes
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New Balance® DynaSoft Nitrel v5 GORE-TEX Men's Running Shoes
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Whether you're headed to the gym or preparing for your next 5K, Running Shoes from Kohl's are perfect for your active lifestyle! Running Sneakers are sure to keep your feet feeling great during your next run on the track or the trail. Find all the footwear essentials you're looking for at Kohl's!
Kohl's has all the running shoe options you and your family need for any workout. We feature a wide variety of color options, like gray running shoes, women's orange running shoes and white running shoes, so your entire active outfit coordination is covered. We also have all the biggest names in running shoes, such as Nike, adidas, Under Armour, and more. When it comes to shoes, make Kohl's your only shopping destination!
Running Shoes Guide
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Running shoes should be replaced every 400-500 miels, or every six months.
Running shoes with polyurethane midsoles are likely to maintain their level of cushioning longer than shoes with EVA midsoles.
Pronation Explained
When walking or running, pronation is a slight roll to the inside of the foot as the arch flattens through your step to distribute the force of impact to the ground. It's important to understand your pronation type when choosing the proper running shoes as most today are designed for a specific type of pronation.
Underpronation (Supination) Underpronation, also known as supination, occurs when the foot doesn't roll to the inside enough. This prevents the foot from absorbing impact and can lead to stress fractures. To check your feet for underpronation, look at a pair of well-worn shoes. If they lean outward and show signs of heavy wear on the outside edge, then you are probably an underpronator. Shoes with lots of flexibility and cushioning are suggested for this foot type. | Neutral Neutral pronation occurs when the foot experiences a normal or average range of pronation instead of overpronating or underpronating. You are likely a neutral pronator if the soles of your shoes show wear in an S-shaped pattern, from the outer heel to the big toe. The suggested type of shoe for this foot is a stability shoe, which helps slow the basic pronation movement through moderate cushioning and support. |
Overpronation Overpronation occurs when the foot rolls to the inside too much. As a result, the shock from the foot's impact doesn't spread evenly throughout the foot and ankle and causes instability, which affects running efficiency and can lead to joint inflammation in the knee and hip. The shoes of an overpronator will show extra wear on the inside of the heel and under the ball of the foot, especially the big toe. This foot type would benefit from structured cushioning or maximum support shoes. | Severe Overpronation In severe overpronation, the feet and ankles can rotate too far inward just during standing. Motion-control shoes with a firm heel are designed to help correct the overpronation. |
Running shoes and apparel from Kohl's are just what you need to hit the ground running in style. Find that perfect pair of athletic shoes at Kohl's!