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i dont get why would nike make these limited.
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I can't make any sense out of your standpoint. Are you a runner solely? Loling at casual users, but going to wait for more colorways yourself? So what is what? Form over function, or function over form? This phenomenon is just a continuation of how sneaker usage have always worked. -Shoes made for certain sports, but worn casually. With that said, I don't know for sure how well this particular shoe will functionally perform casually. But the SP's works great, for me! Soon receiving the 4%, though they wouldn't be my 1st hand CW either, if I have had a choice.
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Likely testing the waters. Trickle them out, make them seem "limited" and they'll sell out with each drop. Zoom Flys were the same way and some colorways of the vapormax have been "restocking".i dont get why would nike make these limited.
I can't make any sense out of your standpoint. Are you a runner solely? Loling at casual users, but going to wait for more colorways yourself? So what is what? Form over function, or function over form? This phenomenon is just a continuation of how sneaker usage have always worked. -Shoes made for certain sports, but worn casually. With that said, I don't know for sure how well this particular shoe will functionally perform casually. But the SP's works great, for me! Soon receiving the 4%, though they wouldn't be my 1st hand CW either, if I have had a choice.
And also, with sole materials this soft/responsive, and of this thickness, peoples weight will matter even more, concerning delivering a linear or progressive feel! Double the weight = double the deceleration/compression of the foam. For lightweight people, this might be the first shoe ever that feels cushioned, and for heavy people they may just feel sketchy. Presuming they keep the same exact speed, which they probably won't. There is a reason why top marathon runners often weigh around 130 pounds.
This gives me hope that the 9.5 I was able to get today will fit me okay. I'm a 9.5-10 depending on the show as well. I bought a 10 in the Zoom Fly and they feel great, but I never tried a 9.5 in that shoe.Pair feels crazy to run in. Ended up with a size 9.5 (I'm a 9.5-10) and they feel great. Tried on a 10 and found that my heel slipped a bit and the lockdown was quite the same so ended up going half a size down.
Vaporfly are surprisingly wide. Run longer too. Not sure if it’s a .5 difference but it’s close. The 4% are def bigger than the SP zoom fly. Not sure how the upper of the sp differs from the regular zf.Anyone who has both the Vaporfly 4% and the Zoom Fly care to comment on differences in sizing between the two?
No!? Are you sure? I sized up 0.5 from my SP's. I Still have the chance on getting a second pair though. Do I need to get the same size as my SP's? SP's are almost too tight.Vaporfly are surprisingly wide. Run longer too. Not sure if it’s a .5 difference but it’s close. The 4% are def bigger than the SP zoom fly. Not sure how the upper of the sp differs from the regular zf.
I’m a very wide 12.5, so I often have to size up in my shoes. In the sp I sized up to a 13 and it’s a good (albeit a little snug) fit. The size 13 vaporfly was much roomier, my toes were swimming. So I could see sizing down to a 12.5 or a 12. Sounds like you’ve got enough coming in to guarantee a good fit.No!? Are you sure? I sized up 0.5 from my SP's. I Still have the chance on getting a second pair though. Do I need to get the same size as my SP's? SP's are almost too tight.
EDIT: I have wide feet!
2ND EDIT: Ordered a second pair. This is the essence of how messed up my hype has become.
Vaporfly are surprisingly wide. Run longer too. Not sure if it’s a .5 difference but it’s close. The 4% are def bigger than the SP zoom fly. Not sure how the upper of the sp differs from the regular zf.
This is good news. I would consider myself a wide 9.5, which results in me buying mostly 10s. I was only able to grab a 9.5 in the 4%, so I've been pretty worried until now. I'll still be on the hunt for a 10 just in case, but it looks like I might be alright.I’m a very wide 12.5, so I often have to size up in my shoes. In the sp I sized up to a 13 and it’s a good (albeit a little snug) fit. The size 13 vaporfly was much roomier, my toes were swimming. So I could see sizing down to a 12.5 or a 12. Sounds like you’ve got enough coming in to guarantee a good fit.
Where did you order more pairs from?No!? Are you sure? I sized up 0.5 from my SP's. I Still have the chance on getting a second pair though. Do I need to get the same size as my SP's? SP's are almost too tight.
EDIT: I have wide feet!
2ND EDIT: Ordered a second pair. This is the essence of how messed up my hype has become.
yep^ you in the west coast?
I placed an order for a 10 a few minutes ago. Hopefully I don't get cancelled like yesterday.9, 12, and 13 still available at RW - http://www.runningwarehouse.com/Nike_Zoom_Vaporfly_4/descpage-NM2US.html
Smart move. These are supposedly 100-120 milers. Beat up the zoom fly and raise the bar in the vaporfly.I like the shape better on these than the Zoom Fly. Probably send my Zoom Flys back to Nike or turn them into dedicated training shoes.