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saw those a lot yesterday and i didnt even know there were 7 iterations before it 
"OTHER BRAND" - RUNNING shoe thread - asics, saucony, new balance, hoka one one, adidas, reebok, brooks, altra, skechers, etc...
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Size 9.5 Prime X. Size 10 Next%, just about same thumbs width.
I still have a size 10 prime x white/orange, runs a tad bit long.
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That purple colourway is quite nice actually and looks like they're wide foot fam friendly.
The lateral cutout looks rough, like it was done after the shoe was manufactured. Not sure if exposing the rods that far up where a small object could damage it is a great idea.adizero Takumi Sen 8
Does the prime x feel unstable?
Size 9.5 Prime X. Size 10 Next%, just about same thumbs width.
I still have a size 10 prime x white/orange, runs a tad bit long.
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These showed up today, I loved this colorway of the Adios Pro 2! First run to come soon
7 miles done for my first run in the boston 10 and unlike most, i actually like the shoe.
the midsole is definitely on the firm side, but i already expected that with the amount of regular light strike used, but can feel it getting softer as i break them in.
shoe rewards being a forefoot striker and honestly loved how it felt when i picked up the pace. can’t see myself using this on an easy/slow day, but i’ll have to give it some more testing and wait to see how the midsole feels after being broken in. for now i’ll most likely use these for my tempo/workout days
legs also feel real good post run despite firmer shoes usually beating up my legs
the midsole is definitely on the firm side, but i already expected that with the amount of regular light strike used, but can feel it getting softer as i break them in.
shoe rewards being a forefoot striker and honestly loved how it felt when i picked up the pace. can’t see myself using this on an easy/slow day, but i’ll have to give it some more testing and wait to see how the midsole feels after being broken in. for now i’ll most likely use these for my tempo/workout days
legs also feel real good post run despite firmer shoes usually beating up my legs
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As a midfoot striker, I didnt notice it during strides or while turning on street corners, I was cautious though. But, I did notice it was wobbly while walking, these may not work for heel strikers.
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Boston & solorboost came in today.
- Sep 27, 2003
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Needing some wide stability shoes for easy days.
When did NB get rid of healthcare professionals for Id.me?
Anyone able to oop me a code from NB?
all I see is:
If you’re in one of the following groups, simply verify your affiliation using ID.me to receive your unique promo code.
When did NB get rid of healthcare professionals for Id.me?
Anyone able to oop me a code from NB?
all I see is:
If you’re in one of the following groups, simply verify your affiliation using ID.me to receive your unique promo code.
- Military members
- First responders
- Nurses
- Teachers
- College students
- Jul 20, 2012
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They limit a boat pod of things you can’t get with discounts also.
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PSA, if anyone was interested in trying out the Deviate Nitro Elite (Molly Seidel Bronze Medal shoe), it's 40% off on Puma's site with code FRIENDSFAM in a few sizes. The rest of Puma's Nitro lineup is mostly eligible as well!
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Gone - all sold out
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I’m in the same boat. Definitely rewarding for forefoot striker and as firm as it is, wasn’t sore after.7 miles done for my first run in the boston 10 and unlike most, i actually like the shoe.
the midsole is definitely on the firm side, but i already expected that with the amount of regular light strike used, but can feel it getting softer as i break them in.
shoe rewards being a forefoot striker and honestly loved how it felt when i picked up the pace. can’t see myself using this on an easy/slow day, but i’ll have to give it some more testing and wait to see how the midsole feels after being broken in. for now i’ll most likely use these for my tempo/workout days
legs also feel real good post run despite firmer shoes usually beating up my legs
- Aug 15, 2013
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Nice redesign, looks much better than the current model. Not tried the Hyperion yet but might give the 2 a go.
- Apr 17, 2005
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I’m ready to scoop this MSSKy cw up!
ASICS is really neglecting this model with the lack of cws.
ASICS is really neglecting this model with the lack of cws.
- Dec 13, 2004
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asics shook
they dont know what to do with all the comp
yall heard me b*tch enough about the metaracer and how much of a missed opportunity that was and now they're just blowing it and too worried about trying to be a designer
they dont know what to do with all the comp
yall heard me b*tch enough about the metaracer and how much of a missed opportunity that was and now they're just blowing it and too worried about trying to be a designer
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and speaking of metaspeeds, whats the difference between the SKY and EDGE and why are they both $250? its not enough they have similar names and practically identical looks, they got to match the price too?
dont even know how much BS are in these descriptions but one is for people who run on cadence while the other is for stride?
The METASPEED™ Sky racing shoe moves you towards a sound mind and a new personal best. It's designed to help you go faster by extending your stride length. Stride-style runners take a longer stride once they start increasing their speed, but their cadence primarily remains consistent. Thanks to an energetic midsole foam and a propulsive carbon plate, runners wearing these shoes will be able to conserve more energy while maintaining their pace at the later stages of the race.
The METASPEED™ Edge racing shoe moves you towards a sound mind and new personal best. It helps you go faster by extending your stride length while allowing you to control your pace more easily. Cadence-style runners change cadence easier as they run faster. Runners wearing these shoes will be able to start fast and finish faster, thanks to the energetic midsole foam and a propulsive carbon plate. These components allow them to elongate their stride and conserve more energy while controlling their pace.
dont even know how much BS are in these descriptions but one is for people who run on cadence while the other is for stride?
The METASPEED™ Sky racing shoe moves you towards a sound mind and a new personal best. It's designed to help you go faster by extending your stride length. Stride-style runners take a longer stride once they start increasing their speed, but their cadence primarily remains consistent. Thanks to an energetic midsole foam and a propulsive carbon plate, runners wearing these shoes will be able to conserve more energy while maintaining their pace at the later stages of the race.
The METASPEED™ Edge racing shoe moves you towards a sound mind and new personal best. It helps you go faster by extending your stride length while allowing you to control your pace more easily. Cadence-style runners change cadence easier as they run faster. Runners wearing these shoes will be able to start fast and finish faster, thanks to the energetic midsole foam and a propulsive carbon plate. These components allow them to elongate their stride and conserve more energy while controlling their pace.
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The only difference is the stack height between the two. It would make the most sense for the Edge to be slightly cheaper, but ASICS thinks otherwise
Definitely opting for the Sky though.
Definitely opting for the Sky though.
Did Kanye design those?asics shook
they dont know what to do with all the comp
yall heard me b*tch enough about the metaracer and how much of a missed opportunity that was and now they're just blowing it and too worried about trying to be a designer
I mean from a marketing perspective, it makes sense why they are priced the same, even though one has less foam. But I'd get the Sky too and haven't seen anyone in the Edge in the wild. Just Skys, which I've seen at least 7-10 of around San Diego.The only difference is the stack height between the two. It would make the most sense for the Edge to be slightly cheaper, but ASICS thinks otherwise
Definitely opting for the Sky though.
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they wish
