Written by Karl Harter I think most people should run in a shoe that feels comfortable and fits good. I think that’s true regardless of foot shape, arch, gait, speed or the size of the runner. Comfort and fit (enough toe room, ample width) trump almost all other considerations. If people want to run barefoot,Read more
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Karl Harter, the owner of Movin’ Shoes, has been in the running business since the 70’s and has seen and experienced many changes in the industry. One of our employees (and early customers of Movin’ Shoes), Pat, asked Karl when women-specific shoes appeared in the market. Enjoy Karl’s thoughts on the subject! As best asRead more
By: Mike Decker Us runners have many archenemies. The Right Knee. The Icy Sidewalk. That guy wearing that salmon colored 80’s Nike windbreaker who barely beats you at every 5k. And, finally, The Dog. This is different from your normal dog; it isn’t your dog for one. Also, strange things happen to dogs when theyRead more
From The Isthmus Newspaper – 10/26/2006 Movin’ Shoes relocates and recycles By David Medaris (pictured: Owner Karl Harter) First impressions: 30-foot ceiling, an abundance of natural light, exposed brick and ductwork, wood floors, rack after rack of running apparel and, along the north wall, running shoes galore on display – dozens of models from Nike,Read more
