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VERY INTERESTING... Could you post a picture of the hyper royal? I'm thinking of buying one exclusive for treadmills....

This new build has all the usual makings of a more budget friendly React shoe with the addition of large solid rubber sections underfoot for durability....

There is not much difference really. I still consider Epic Flyknit a little tighter than Odyssey due to the typical "flyknit lock", but with a roomy toebox (which is paramount for me) The funny thing is that the insoles of both are virtally identical...

I just got back from a 10 mile run with Odyssey, and definitely it is stiffer than Epic Flyknit. Since the purpose of the Odyssey is stability, it seems to use the same principle as Ultraboost ST, with a higher cushion volume on the medial side of the shoe, which gives more stability. The...

Difficult question, both feels really good on feet Epic Flyknit seems to have a wider forefoot, while Odyssey is narrower and more pointy. However in general, Odyssey feels more roomy than the Flyknit. As I have a wide foot and like the Flyknit fit, my preference is the Epic Flyknit. Also, it...

Forgot to mention, Odyssey isn't glued... just a lot of holes on the cloth and no popping!

I have not run with them yet, but the Odyssey feels a little stiffer. Not sure if the density of React is different between them, but part of the Odyssey stiffness feeling comes from the extra rubbers placed on the outsole, specially in the forefoot. Good point for durability, but I definitely...

Seems that Odyssey comes with a different cloth pattern

I just got em early, so here is a quick comparison with Odyssey and Epic React (after 70 miles)....