"OTHER BRAND" - RUNNING shoe thread - asics, saucony, new balance, hoka one one, adidas, reebok, brooks, altra, skechers, etc...

[IATT]

Endorphin Speeds getting a ton of love.

Glad I scooped up the Jackrabbit ones. Enjoying putting miles in them.

just got mine

haven’t had a chance to go run yet thou

 

[sssstan]

thanks for getting that shared here too s3p4tu
been a fan of the 21 silo from the first leaks so glad one spot has them up. just waiting for adidas to release the specs and see what they did to improve performance over the 19/20

IATT hands down endorphin speed is my shoe of the year. smooth transitions, superb upper and the nylon plate is integrated so well you don't even feel it. hoping like many that own the shoe, they work for you as well

 

[Locke]

Unfortunately a bit too unstable for me but super comfy.

 

[rfx45]

hows the sizing?

 

[IATT]

IATT hands down endorphin speed is my shoe of the year. smooth transitions, superb upper and the nylon plate is integrated so well you don't even feel it. hoping like many that own the shoe, they work for you as well

yea they feel great on and just a quick walk around

 

[Locke]

hows the sizing?

TTS; has a bit more room in the toebox than the Next% and better lockdown on account of the snug, gusseted tong.

 

[ayipapi]

Unfortunately a bit too unstable for me but super comfy.

Cant find these damn things anywhere...apparently Adidas did not send these to any store front locations....they won’t take my money

 

[illustrayt]

I just upgraded to the iPhone12 and saw that the NRC app has a widget. I’m sure the latest iOS update has it too, but it’s cool to see your all time mileage.

 

[Locke]

 

[IATT]

 

[checks mcgee]

Never really owned a true running shoe

usually run a few miles in basketball kicks

just got the saucony endorphins speed, anybody here have em?

 

[sssstan]

Never really owned a true running shoe

usually run a few miles in basketball kicks

just got the saucony endorphins speed, anybody here have em?

on my second pair and others here have them too.
pretty good for a first pair of running shoes with many regarding as shoe of the year

 

[checks mcgee]

on my second pair and others here have them too.
pretty good for a first pair of running shoes with many regarding as shoe of the year

yeah I saw the reviews and figured I should be straight

you go true to size ?

 

[sssstan]

yeah I saw the reviews and figured I should be straight

you go true to size ?

yup TTS and they fit great. one of my favorite uppers, no hotspots or heel slippage

 

[IATT]

 

[HK47]

Never really owned a true running shoe

usually run a few miles in basketball kicks

just got the saucony endorphins speed, anybody here have em?

I have 2 pairs, the wife has 3. It's as good as advertised and a worthy shoe of the year for 2020.

 

[bonde111]

Anyone with insight on a great running shoe for someone with flat feet? Currently have the Brooks Transcend 5, & Saucony Liberty ISO. I primarily have been running in the Brooks, but have a moderate amount of pain/stiffness in my outer knees, heel/achilles a few hours after my run(treadmill)

Should I also look into insoles for my shoes when I run to help this?

Appreciate any help

 

[IATT]

Anyone with insight on a great running shoe for someone with flat feet? Currently have the Brooks Transcend 5, & Saucony Liberty ISO. I primarily have been running in the Brooks, but have a moderate amount of pain/stiffness in my outer knees, heel/achilles a few hours after my run(treadmill)

Should I also look into insoles for my shoes when I run to help this?

Appreciate any help

I’d think the infinity react or hokas.. but I’m just kinda guessing

 

[s3p4tu]

bonde111 Try Tempo Next. I have flat feet too and I find Tempo Next works great for me. Hoka should work too. I don't think Infinity React would work, at least to my experience.

 

[IATT]

bonde111 Try Tempo Next. I have flat feet too and I find Tempo Next works great for me. Hoka should work too. I don't think Infinity React would work, at least to my experience.

Yea I was assuming with the infinity since it has the wide landing pad similar to hoka and sorta guide rails

Wouldn’t have thought the tempo nexts because I heard it’s such a technical/over engineered shoe.. everything I’ve watched/read is basically it doesn’t work until you sorta figure it out and adapt

 

[Blecghhrunner]

Yea I was assuming with the infinity since it has the wide landing pad similar to hoka and sorta guide rails

Wouldn’t have thought the tempo nexts because I heard it’s such a technical/over engineered shoe.. everything I’ve watched/read is basically it doesn’t work until you sorta figure it out and adapt

FYI warning: Infinity Reacts have a noticable arch support on them. Even my friends who have slight arches said they hated the arch support on it. Personally I don't feel it at all but I have arches.

 

[IATT]

 

[IATT]

FYI warning: Infinity Reacts have a noticable arch support on them. Even my friends who have slight arches said they hated the arch support on it. Personally I don't feel it at all but I have arches.

Also probably should be careful with saucony too because they have a bit of arch support built into most of their shoes outside of the endorphin speed and pro

Haven’t tried any of the new brookes, but that could also be an option

 

[mjd77]

Unfortunately a bit too unstable for me but super comfy.

I'd like to try these as well, but unfortunately I'm an overpronator. All of the carbon fiber plated shoes have pretty much zero medial support so they'd never work for me.

 

[HK47]

I'd like to try these as well, but unfortunately I'm an overpronator. All of the carbon fiber plated shoes have pretty much zero medial support so they'd never work for me.

I overpronate as well. The Brooks Hyperion Elite 2, Hoka Rocket X, Nike Alphafly and Saucony Endorphin Pro have worked well for me. I only have one short run in the Adios Pro...and the jury is still out.