can it b used for running marathons?
1840797
I don't see why not. I was unable to wear a shoe until I purchased these. Could only wear chaco's. Had spent a ton of cash on inserts and decided to try this brand. They have changed my life. May not have answered your question, but to me they are a lifesaver.
1840798
I had problems on my first marathon a few years back and then I bought a pair of the standard green ones a couple year ago. I've since used them for training and have had NO issues with feet getting numb, sore or even arches getting 'worn out'. I recently used the green ones on my marathon last year and I can't complain... they worked AWESOME, no tired feet! I use them over the socks and readjusted the ties on my shoes. I will be purchasing the blue ones soon and hopefully they work just as well. By the way, I've had the green ones for a couple years now and it is still in great shape, use them weekly. I had problems on my first marathon a few years back and then I bought a pair of the standard green ones a couple year ago. I've since used them for training and have had NO issues with feet getting numb, sore or even arches getting 'worn out'. I recently used the green ones on my marathon last year and I can't complain... they worked AWESOME, no tired feet! I use them over the socks and readjusted the ties on my shoes. I will be purchasing the blue ones soon and hopefully they work just as well. By the way, I've had the green ones for a couple years now and it is still in great shape, use... » Read More I had problems on my first marathon a few years back and then I bought a pair of the standard green ones a couple year ago. I've since used them for training and have had NO issues with feet getting numb, sore or even arches getting 'worn out'. I recently used the green ones on my marathon last year and I can't complain... they worked AWESOME, no tired feet! I use them over the socks and readjusted the ties on my shoes. I will be purchasing the blue ones soon and hopefully they work just as well. By the way, I've had the green ones for a couple years now and it is still in great shape, use them weekly. « Show Less
1840799
If you wear arch supports in your running shoes, it would be worth trying in training. I have mixed some jogging in with my walking. Not a marathon but but they helped during and after.
1725183
It should work. It is not tremendously bulky. I have seen much worse. It provides some minimal restriction with the moving up and down, and it provides more restriction/stability medial/lateral. I bought it for a very active girl in several sports (basketball, soccer, and softball). Even though it is not the same type of running as a marathon... she made no complaints of discomfort running up and down court/field repeatedly or during conditioning at the start of the seasons. She has had repetitive ankle sprains. Since getting the brace....not one ankle injury!
577787
yes you can run on it. it is sturdy enough and will only go as fast or slow as you do.
674373
Yes it will work but the baluns are very limited on distance. I have a run less than 50 feet and I had issues. I would try it for your application and just see if it works. If not return it.
1554624
Did not use it for running ,I used it during fishing and it goes on my belt loop.The shuffle feature worked fine even when I had to cross the lake in ruff water.
62433
It can be run with the cord but it will shorten the battery life if you do and may damage the cord.
1857896
Absolutely. I've trained for a marathon and done various other distance runs with this. I really like the front swivel tire because its easier for me to turn and maneuver the stroller. My runs take me all over, sidewalks, trails, parks, etc. However my running partner has the Ironman and prefers the locked front wheel. Its a preference thing. Mine does have the ability to have a locked front wheel but that drives me bananas! I would NEVER recommend this stroller to a non runner! Its very costly if your not going to run with it, but for me it's worth every penny since I've done ALOT of running.
741220
Should be OK for jogging as it is very light weight and small. Has a "hold" feature to keep in on stations. Just remember, weak signal stations may fade in and out.
626427
Yes. It runs on a built in rechargeable battery and can be used corded or cordless.
262059
I'm not a marathoner but I think it will just work fine for the half iron, yes. Although I can't tell you about the 150 ride.
1161385
I have not... but its kind of bulky for running. I think there are better options out there.
1075459
No, I wouldn't recommend it for that reason. Timex has an Ironman watch that is great as a regular and running watch. This watch is good for the GPS, while road running.
335432
I don't use it for jogging, but I think you can. Look at this: http://www.burley.com/page_135
900903
I think you could, but I bet you would really regret it after a while, This thing fully loaded is pretty heavy and it is mostly supported on your shoulders which leave me in pain for hours after. I know I just need to get used it it more but its a choir. For running it is very hard since the stomach area is only supported by 2 straps and you would have to really tighten it down, maybe if you were peddling standing up it would be ok.
1359734
Yes I think it only work on running because the GPS tracks ur movement and calculates the amount of calories used for that distance, speed, and time.
1660620
The max speed is 4 miles per hour, which could get you to a decent jog. But its not really designed for running. It doesn't have hand rails to hang onto, or padding to cushion the stride.
142631
This is a very item specific question. Only the warehouse manager could answer this type of question. Although the quality of the item I bought from Marathon was good, they had zero customer service. I would unlikely buy from them again for this reason.