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Probably not, especially when other, faster-feeling race day shoes can be had at lower price points or right around the same cost. That’s not to say there’s no use for the Eliot Racer.

It should be surprising that a smaller company like Tracksmith managed to create a race shoe that feels as good to run in as the Eliot Racer does but it isn't. Feel is sort of what the company's ...