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Dido.I'm going to cop the bright crimson Zoom Fly when I can get them for $120.
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Dido.I'm going to cop the bright crimson Zoom Fly when I can get them for $120.
Dido.
lol I know. I was using NT lingo i.e. pear instead of pair, no ragrets instead of no regrets etc.I usually don't like to jump in to correct someone, but did you mean, "Ditto?" Dido's a singer, haha
lol I know. I was using NT lingo i.e. pear instead of pair, no ragrets instead of no regrets etc.
The other day, I happened to find these at the Clearance store in San Leandro, for $55.00. They also happened to be my size 11. I tried on the shoes a half size bigger but I didn't like the way the shoe wrapped around my foot.
A little bit about me, I run 15-25 miles a week. My mile pace is around 7:30. Currently, I've been running in the Zoom Elite 9 and the Vomero 12.
I've only put in about 5 miles, still breaking them in, but I like what I've seen so far. I was able to run one mile under 6:30. As mentioned earlier the shoes do force you to run more of a midfoot/forefoot striker.
I definitely recommend the shoes too.
I'd notify Nike ASAP. They will request that you mail them in and after an inspection of the shoe they will most likely give you a gift card.OH, HAHA. Didn't know that; my bad!
In other news... this happened after my Sunday morning run. Yikes! Not exactly sure whether this is something worth bringing up to Nike after 20-ish miles of running since I've seen this type of stuff happen to others although no one has faced a good cm worth of a rip.
OUR VERDICT
Simply put, Nike has designed the greatest marathon racing shoe in history. The Vaporfly 4% is the culmination of a great deal of design research by Nike for the Breaking2 project.
If you're willing to pay almost $300 to get into a major marathon, as well as travel expenses, having the absolute best shoe on your foot for the distance shouldn't be an afterthought.
Although its pricey, this is a great investment in your next marathon PR for serious runners.
PROS
- Incredible cushioning to weight ratio with new ZoomX foam.
- One piece mesh upper absolutely forms to the foot without hotspots.
- I REALLY think this shoe makes you a bit faster. Like 4% faster and more efficient.
- High stack height never felt unstable or slow.
- This is the best racing flat ever designed.
CONS
- None. You could complain about the $250 price tag, but every racing flat going forward will try and emulate this shoe.
I have ~6 miles on my Zoom Vaporfly's and while it's not as drastic as your pictures, I do have some spots where the paint is starting to come off. I bought from Running Warehouse and will be reaching out to them if my problem continues, as they have a 90-day return window (for new and used shoes). Bummer to see after dropping $250.OH, HAHA. Didn't know that; my bad!
In other news... this happened after my Sunday morning run. Yikes! Not exactly sure whether this is something worth bringing up to Nike after 20-ish miles of running since I've seen this type of stuff happen to others although no one has faced a good cm worth of a rip.
I have ~6 miles on my Zoom Vaporfly's and while it's not as drastic as your pictures, I do have some spots where the paint is starting to come off. I bought from Running Warehouse and will be reaching out to them if my problem continues, as they have a 90-day return window (for new and used shoes). Bummer to see after dropping $250.
I need to see more pics, but I'm liking what I see.
Federer wearing SPs in his sneaker shopping episode?
has anyone run in the zoom fly SP's? i'm assuming the upper kind of plasticky material would make them harder to run in because of how stiff it looks? feel free to correct meCome release, anyone plan on running in these?