Be still, my heart.

[horizon_greene]

I love running, and I love Larry. Larry apparently loves running, too, according to Nike.

This website totally doesn't play nice on my Mac, but I don't care. The struggle is worth it. It makes me want new running shoes, too, but after four years of loyalty, I'm thinking I might try a different brand. I'm not convinced Nike is the best anymore, honestly—even if Larry is splashed all over their website, sans tights and looking gorgeous and fit.

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[buckle-berry.livejournal.com]

oh larry <3 although my (pc) laptop also struggles with that website for some reason.

my running shoes are asics, and i love them. these are my second pair of asics actually. before that i had addidas shoes, which were fine but used to pinch my toes a bit over longer distances. i've never had nike shoes. i don't have any nike running gear actually, although i have totally wanted to buy some since getting into tennis fandom. i am so suggestible.

[horizon-greene.livejournal.com]

I've heard a lot about those shoes. I think I will have to try a pair on the next time I'm out looking at running shoes. I don't think Nikes cushion my feet properly.

I'm totally a Nike whore—often when I go running, the only articles of clothing that are swoosh-less are my bra and underwear—though I'm sure that could be easily rectified if I were so inclined. It's borderline embarrassing, but like you say, tennis has made me powerless to resist. Nike is a really good brand, though—I love their socks, of all things!—and incredibly well-marketed; I really appreciate their design aesthetic.

This is all just my lame attempts to justify walking around looking like a Nike mannequin, of course.

[miss-lollo.livejournal.com]

I was commited to Reebok...but I since I got my Asics, I may never switch back :-)

[horizon-greene.livejournal.com]

I'm hearing this from multiple sources, so I think it's definitely worth giving them a try :)