RUNNING: should I rotate shoes or just use one pair until it wears out?

Well, you should only use sneakers for 300-500 miles and then toss them even if you don't see any wear n' tear. It might be easier to keep track of how long your been using a certain shoe if you only use one at a time. Just my opinion though.....

Running shoes/sneakers are like care tires, the more mileage you put on them the faster they were out. Now with car tires, it's recommended to rotate them so that they wear out evenly, but since you don't have 4 feet I wouldn't be to concerned. Also rotating through several pairs will cause you to have 2 to 3 times the break in period for the shoes and you could harm your feet if you are constantly breaking in shoes. I would keep an eye on your padding and tread wear and if the shoes are getting lose or the bottoms getting to smooth then I would get a new pair.

Rotate the tires on your car, but don't rotate your shoes!

In each shoe-pair, one shoe is for the "Right Foot" (which is the foot on the same side as your "Right Hand"); the other shoe is exclusively for the "Left Foot."

Although there is little data on the subject, most authorities caution that accidentally switching your right and left shoes can result in a major running injury. I'd therefore seriously suggest you do the following: Take an indelible marker and label your shoes with a big "R" and "L." That safety tip will ensure you get your shoes on the correct feet each time.

P.S. Let me know if you need help tying your laces...

My dad always told me that the military would have their soldiers change -rotate their shoes or boots so that the soldiers had less of a chance of picking up athlete's foot and other such nuisances. By rotating shoes, you give one pair a chance to air out fully while you're using the other pair.

Just run on the same pair for about 4-5 months then get new ones.

Have you heard about the big bare-footing rage? I don't think I could do it, but there have been studies done showing shoes are creating injuries. Maybe you should find shoes that dont provide support. I know Nike just came out with some like that. Check it out at www.barefooters.org. I also found the study on injuries...

Probably the best idea would be to rotate shoes which should make them last somewhat longer than six months apiece.

Hmm, i'd propose getting new shoes accordingly. operating shoes can commonly keep up three hundred-500 miles of operating. in case your shins and knees damage, i'd also propose new operating shoes with comfortable padding. you may want to need to attempt a speciality save garnered in the direction of runners.

Is advicable to rotate