RUNNING
How Often Should You Replace Running Shoes?
Mileage can help, but visible wear and changes in comfort are useful things to check too.
There is no single replacement schedule that fits every runner or shoe. Training surface, body mechanics, and shoe construction all affect wear.
Inspect the outsole and upper regularly, and notice whether the shoe still feels comfortable and stable during your usual runs.
For new or worsening pain, consider pausing activity and speaking with a qualified healthcare professional.