I personally think it's a bit aggressive for a 3k race. I'd prefer something with a bit more heel cushioning if going over 1500m. If you always land on your midfoot, you might be ok but if you're a heavy runner or heel striker, I'd avoid. Hope that helps! 👍🏃♂️
Personally, I'd go for the LD5k. The build looks the same as the MD800 but looks like they would give you more cushioning. I don't own the LD5k spikes so can't comment on performance but should be more appropriate for the distance you want to run than the MD800.
can i use these for the 400m? i was looking for very lightweight spikes for the 400 and these seem to be the lightest
I have the same question
nice review......I have the NB XC5Kv5
Thanks Jason, how do you find the XC spikes? 👍🏃♂️
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Couldn’t find a review on the 800 so🤷🏽♂️
Is it still good for race 3200?
I personally think it's a bit aggressive for a 3k race. I'd prefer something with a bit more heel cushioning if going over 1500m. If you always land on your midfoot, you might be ok but if you're a heavy runner or heel striker, I'd avoid. Hope that helps! 👍🏃♂️
@@TheRunningMaster thanks sir, then which better for 3200? This or new balance LD5K? I'm lil bit confuse bout it
Personally, I'd go for the LD5k. The build looks the same as the MD800 but looks like they would give you more cushioning. I don't own the LD5k spikes so can't comment on performance but should be more appropriate for the distance you want to run than the MD800.
Hello Sir
is it suitable for 5K?
Especially NB MD800