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     To order please email or call Matthias at: matthias@aerobicsfirst.com 902-423-1470    Hoka One One Carbon X - $225.00 Some sizes available in-store now, next drop ~ETA June/July 2020 The Lowdown: The Carbon X is Hoka’s premier performance shoe. Originally designed with Ultra distance racing in mind the Carbon...

  If you’re new to running or you’re considering replacing your current walking/running or everyday shoes, you may be feeling overwhelmed by the vast array of options available. We wanted to put together a short guide on some of the most common definitions and offer up some examples of shoes...

Choosing a good sock can be a complete game-changer for keeping your feet and toes comfortable when walking or running. But what makes one sock better than another? Click below to find out...

The Blue Nose marathon race weekend is fast approaching June 6-9th.

This is the first in a series of posts to help you be as well prepared as possible.

Click below to read on!

 

Aerobics First has been here since 1980.

Some things have not really changed…

Whether your boots are brand new, old or just plain hurt your feet; they can likely be adjusted to improve fit, feel and performance. There are many ways to make boots fit better, but in most cases in order to fix the cause of ill-fitting boots we need to first...

Here's 3 simple steps to ensure you're getting the best size for you:

1) Thumb width length from end of longest toe, to end of shoe.

2) Roughly two finger's width between lace eyelets on top of the shoe.

3) Forefoot is not bulging out over the edges of the shoe.

Once you lace the shoes up, you should feel comfortable and secure in the shoe, with space to wiggle your toes (as if you can play the piano with them!). You should have roughly a thumb width of space from the end of your longest toe, to the end of the shoe. There should be no major bulging along the sides of the shoe. The laces should be as loose as you can snugly tie them. You should not feel any pain, or uncomfortable spots in the shoe. A little bit of heel slip when you walk or run is okay, and encouraged, as a sign of proper foot function. Within a week or two, the shoe should start to flex appropriately with your foot and the heel slipping should subside. If the slipping does not subside, try lacing the shoe with all the available eyelets or visit us in store to get fitted by one of our expert shoe fitters.

If in doubt, visit us in store to get fitted by one of our expert shoe fitters at 6166 Quinpool Rd., Halifax, Nova Scotia!