Shoes for free running?

Question

I need some shoes for free running with a lot of grip, and I've got a fairly wide foot.

Answer 1

hi, when i  started parkour(like 3run)and i had the same problem

and now i have it:

i started with

DC's

positives: Good for rail balancing due to flat sole

negatives: Heavy, lack of sensitivity & poor grip.

Nike Air Pegasus 2005

=] Light weight, superior grip & good ventilation.

=[ Plastic parts on sole can make rail work slippy and dangerous.

Nike Dart IV's

=] Light weight, last long, good ventilation & price

=[ The grip when new is waxy and takes a while to become good at traction.

Nike Dart III's

=] Light weight, last long, good ventilation & price

=[ The grip when new is waxy and takes a while to become good at traction & the stitching comes loose too quickly.

kswiss Ariake

So now I am on to the Ariake from KSWISS, which is a trainer that is purposely built for Parkour/Free running and is loved by Sebastien Foucan.

KSwiss Ariake

posetives: Stylish Looks (Although not important), Excellent Grip!!

negatives: Too rigid (will not wrap around rails), lack of sensitivty (for feeling edges and curves), the ventilation could be better & Expensive.

but i will say that the k-swiss are the best but start of with the darts. but u dont have to =]

hope this helps carca parkour