So I don't know how many of you monkeys care about shoes at all...but I need a new pair of running shoes, and sure enough I spot that Reebok is releasing the Pump 2.0, which is a revised Pump with the inflator in the heel, so it fills up as you walk, and a pressure valve to maintain 5 psi. Pretty neat, huh?
So they finally get them in at finish line here in Boston, and I go and try on a pair. My old shoes were 10.5, so that's what I try on and get. These end up being too big, so I return them and drop a full size to 9.5. These are almost idenstical to my old shoes, which are a little too small. So I bring these back and get a pair of 10s, which are the perfect size, about a half size larger than my old 10.5's. WTF much? So finally, they fit.
Kind of. The last pair I brought home have a broken pressure regulator or something, and my right shoes fills up so much it's painful. Now I have to return these, for the third time, and probably face the same cashier. I think I'm going to have a seizure.
So they finally get them in at finish line here in Boston, and I go and try on a pair. My old shoes were 10.5, so that's what I try on and get. These end up being too big, so I return them and drop a full size to 9.5. These are almost idenstical to my old shoes, which are a little too small. So I bring these back and get a pair of 10s, which are the perfect size, about a half size larger than my old 10.5's. WTF much? So finally, they fit.
Kind of. The last pair I brought home have a broken pressure regulator or something, and my right shoes fills up so much it's painful. Now I have to return these, for the third time, and probably face the same cashier. I think I'm going to have a seizure.
You should probably call up Reebok and ask the recommended SPV pressure for your weight...set the rebound on the quicker side to get better acceleration. You could probably send that thing into push and get them to custom valve the floating sole for your running type, as well... 
