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I want to get that pair and considering just sizing up by 1.5 but I am not sure if it's going to be too narrow.
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slept on those. Can't find a Women's 12 anywhere.
ZF has a firmer rubber so while the plate wants to propel you forward, it isn't as bouncy as the VF. VF is cushy with that bounce back feel while also wanting to propel you forward, kind of hard to explain.
Pegasus feels like most Nikes with a forefoot zoom for me, which I love. Pegasus also feels like the shoe bends with your foot while the ZM/VF has more of a rocking motion.
Also, NYC marathon is about two weeks away, has there been any signs of the NYC SPs coming out?
Also saw this cw on IG:
i tried both. shape/form is identical even the bounce is similar. imo, major difference is the weight. zf def heavier than the light as hell vfDo the 4% and zoom fly have the same form/shaped sole? I realize they are different (and different materials), but if you ran in the zooms, and then switched to the 4%, would it be a drastic difference in form/feel? I know when I wore my zooms around the house, they feel very different than my peg 33s.
Do the 4% and zoom fly have the same form/shaped sole? I realize they are different (and different materials), but if you ran in the zooms, and then switched to the 4%, would it be a drastic difference in form/feel? I know when I wore my zooms around the house, they feel very different than my peg 33s.
would all the serious runners in this group recommend the 4% to a casual runner like myself? everyone's pace here is mad. i only do about 6min/km..
So Zoom Fly's sole and the 4% Vaporfly sole is actually pretty much different altogether although they look similar?
I have the black white Zoom Fly which fits really small, might need to remove my insole in them. But I tried running with a thinner insole last week. The run seem to really make me run slightly faster, but the sole is pretty stiff and makes my leg feel more "sore" after I stopped running compared to other shoes.
Have only wore it a few times as a walking shoe during my holiday in Europe, which also made my legs feel sore after a whole day of walking, compared to my Trainers. But definitely a better option for a run over Trainers.