If you are looking for a different kind of running shoe then you should check out the Brooks Addiction 8. This is a very unique running shoe that offers you a great support of your whole foot. This shoe is available in a number of sizes ranging from a size 5 to 12 and is also available in a number of widths. This is great for those of you who love to run and have a hard time trying to find a good shoe that fits a number of people’s shoe sizes including the extra wide.

The average weight of each shoe is just 11 ounces and therefore is a very lightweight shoe allowing for the best performance when running since your foot will not be weighed down by the shoe. The price of the Addiction 8 running shoe is right there with its competitors and therefore makes it a great shoe for running and for your wallet.

The Addiction has a good track system allowing it to be worn in a number of different weather conditions. If you do not mind running in the rain and the snow and have a hard time trying to find a good shoe with a good amount of traction then this is a perfect shoe for you to give a try. The Addiction comes in a number of colors which allows you to match your shoes to your wardrobe. The shoes also offer a reflective tape that allows you to be seen when running in the dark when lights shine onto your shoes.

The Addiction shoes are also considered to be a motion control shoe which allows for you to control the motion of your foot. The shoe offers such good support that when you purchase your first pair, you will not want to return to another kind of running shoe again.

What makes this shoe an even better deal is the fact that it is made by a good company who is well known for its other products on the market as well. Brooks running is a top of the line company and who else would you rather get your running shoe from? Give the Addiction a try and see why it’s called the Addiction shoe.

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