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cisko65
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First of all I hope this is the right category for my thread. Apologies if it isn't.
I'd like to buy Hoka trainers. Even on sale in shops and on their website they are too expensive. I found a website online
I'd like to buy Hoka trainers. Even on sale in shops and on their website they are too expensive. I found a website online
First of all I thought the .co was dodgy. I didn't understand why there is a .co rather then .com. I was reassured when I read "The .co domain name extension is a great choice for businesses, startups, and personal brands looking for a modern and memorable web address."
Having said that, I still don't know whether to trust https://www.runnerstore.co/ or not.
Any advice? Thanks.
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Remember if it looks too good to be true, you're probably about to be scammed
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Looks like a dodgy Far East site to me. Coy about their location, strange return policy , strange wording in places.
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Too good to be true then. Thanks!0
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I got both my Hokas from sportsshoes.com.They are expensive but worth it. I spent £140 a pair but there are a few for around £75-£90.I do a lot of running, so I'm happy to pay that bit more to look after my feet.Debt Free as of 17/01/2009 Turtle Power!!
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How do I know it's a real one?Altior said:0 -
I don't run, the podologist advised the brand. There are so many models though!x_raphael_xx said:I got both my Hokas from sportsshoes.com.They are expensive but worth it. I spent £140 a pair but there are a few for around £75-£90.I do a lot of running, so I'm happy to pay that bit more to look after my feet.0 -
Podologists aren’t medically qualified in the same way as podiatrists.What is their rationale for recommending this brand?All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0 -
Sorry, I meant podiatrist! The trainers should not be flat, she showed me, online, what kind of models would be best (hoka, asics and other brands).0
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