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Choosing Footwear for Game Days and Active Seasons
Recognition for standout athletes is a reminder of how much good footwear matters, whether you play competitively, coach from the sidelines or simply spend long afternoons cheering in the stands. Choosing the right pair for the season ahead takes a little planning, and a few simple habits make it easier.
Match the shoe to the activity
Court, turf and running shoes are built differently for good reason. Court shoes have flatter, grippy soles and side support for quick lateral moves. Running shoes put cushioning and heel-to-toe transition first. Cleats are made for grass or artificial turf and wear down quickly on pavement. If you play more than one sport, a dedicated pair for each usually lasts longer and supports you better than one shoe asked to do everything.
Think about the spectator, too
Portland weather keeps fans guessing, so spectators often do best with water-resistant sneakers or lightweight boots that have a cushioned footbed. Bleachers, parking lots and long walks to the gate all add up. A comfortable, broken-in pair saves a lot of sore feet by the final whistle.
Get the fit right
- Try shoes on later in the day, when feet are slightly larger.
- Wear the socks you actually play or walk in.
- Leave roughly a thumb's width between your longest toe and the front of the shoe.
- Check that your heel stays put without rubbing.
Our size guide explains how to measure at home, and the new arrivals page shows the latest sneakers and boots for the season. Young athletes outgrow shoes quickly, so check kids' sizes every few months. Replace any pair once the cushioning feels flat or the tread is worn smooth, because tired shoes are a common cause of aches and slips.
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