article_snippet.sent: Lucy Waterlow tested out £130 adidas Ultra Boost trainers against Aldi's budget £19.99 pair ahead of the London Marathon next week .
article_snippet.sent: In contrast, supermarket chain Aldi have a running flash sale in stores from tomorrow (Thursday) with trainers available for the budget price of £19.99, while stocks last.
article_snippet.sent: Running Shoes, £19.99: 
article_snippet.sent: The premium running shoes are part of the Aldi's latest 'Specialbuys' running range under the label 'Crane', which will be in stores from 16th April and available while stocks last.
article_snippet.sent: It's not the first time Aldi have sold running trainers as a non 'premium' version went on sale for £14.99 in 2013.
article_snippet.sent: Aldi say Aldi running range is 'high spec' despite the low prices, as Aldi keep Aldi costs down by stocking Aldi own products over big brands, having minimalist store interiors to reduce overheads and charging for plastic bags.
article_snippet.sent: The appearance is reminiscent of Brooks popular Adrenaline running shoes so friends didn't guess friends were made by Aldi until I told friends.
article_snippet.sent: LUCY found the Boost trainers, left, fitted well and felt comfortable on a long run, while the Aldi trainers, right, were adequate but felt bulkier and weren't as snug a fit .
article_snippet.sent: To my surprise, the Aldi shoes on the whole looked and felt the part - although the fit wasn't ideal.
article_snippet.sent: The supportiveness of the Aldi shoes on the whole also means the Aldi shoes on the whole would be suitable to wear at the gym or for walking.
highlights_snippet.sent: Budget supermarket Aldi have a pair for £19.99 .
  