Loved the Flow Velociti wind one and the 2. I have a pair of the ones with over 100 miles of running and casual use and there is no issue with the cushion other than it gets dirty. It looks like it's warm down but the tread pattern in the outsole is deep enough to hold up for a while. This shoe felt snug at first but after I broke in my first pair, it was my go to shoe when I left the house. I'm all about the flow tech. It's the only cushion right now that doesn't beat my legs up after wearing the shoe all day. I have one's, a pair of twos, flow Curry 8's, flow Curry 9's and a pair of the Curry Flow go which is super comfortable. If you don't like a snug fit or you have a wide foot go up half a size if you can.
I had my velociti wind 1’s since July of 2021, I go to the gym with them at least 5 days a week and I’m a sprinter. used them in every sprint practice last track season along with gym workouts outside of that and they’re still going strong. Only buying the 2’s because of the better color ways. 0 complaints and these shoes last a long time coming from someone that uses them almost every day very intensely. They will last.
I like the idea that Flow combines both the outsole and midsole as one unit. It both cushions and has traction in the material. Plus, the material is lighter than rubber, while supposedly has better grip than rubber.
The color way is fire reminds a lot of a pair of react milers I have. Not sure I would cop em but their design and materials are definetly moving in the right direction.
These are on sale on the website and I copped a pair and a shirt for less than a $100.00 🤘 great review and comments too. I can't wait to wear them and go 🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️
iirc, Nightwing said in his Curry 8 review that the durability was fine and he wouldn’t mind using those as outdoor shoes. I suppose the same applies to these.
Casually would be no problem. It’s the full on performance durability from a runners perspective is a no go. Plus also that price point. Would be decent for gym or just indoor running. Road tarmac and gravel with eat that sole up and not to mention that upper 🫠😅
I bet it would handle all those situations just fine. My pairs of shoes with Flow and Warp tech have been on roads, tracks, dirt roads, wet roads, etc... still good. Tons of videos with people guessing about Flow and Warp durability... But no videos yet on it actually failing. It's not React, it's not going to fall apart like that. All I'm saying is try it.
I've been running in these for 3 months and the cushion feels the same as the first day I wore them. I love the foam.
I like what UA has been doing with their SC model and this and others last 2 years. Looking comfy..
Loved the Flow Velociti wind one and the 2. I have a pair of the ones with over 100 miles of running and casual use and there is no issue with the cushion other than it gets dirty. It looks like it's warm down but the tread pattern in the outsole is deep enough to hold up for a while. This shoe felt snug at first but after I broke in my first pair, it was my go to shoe when I left the house. I'm all about the flow tech. It's the only cushion right now that doesn't beat my legs up after wearing the shoe all day. I have one's, a pair of twos, flow Curry 8's, flow Curry 9's and a pair of the Curry Flow go which is super comfortable. If you don't like a snug fit or you have a wide foot go up half a size if you can.
I had my velociti wind 1’s since July of 2021, I go to the gym with them at least 5 days a week and I’m a sprinter. used them in every sprint practice last track season along with gym workouts outside of that and they’re still going strong. Only buying the 2’s because of the better color ways. 0 complaints and these shoes last a long time coming from someone that uses them almost every day very intensely. They will last.
I like the idea that Flow combines both the outsole and midsole as one unit. It both cushions and has traction in the material. Plus, the material is lighter than rubber, while supposedly has better grip than rubber.
The Curry 9 Flow outsole is like that too, and one of the lightest basketball shoes I've ever felt in hand
The color way is fire reminds a lot of a pair of react milers I have. Not sure I would cop em but their design and materials are definetly moving in the right direction.
These are on sale on the website and I copped a pair and a shirt for less than a $100.00 🤘 great review and comments too. I can't wait to wear them and go 🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️
What about the true to side of this version? I bought the first version and was really small.
iirc, Nightwing said in his Curry 8 review that the durability was fine and he wouldn’t mind using those as outdoor shoes. I suppose the same applies to these.
You should try the curry 9 it’s have the same sole with this sneaker but the uiper is different and the colourway is kinda dope
Hello. You have to try the “charged”technology from the under armour. In my opinion the softest midsole from this brand
what hovr is softer
Nothing like old school micro G... But I would take HoVR over charged long term wear... And flow over HOVR.
Nice vod
No one remember the LunarEpic? Those didn't have rubber outsole as well. However, it was the end of life Lunarlon product.
Definitely not the same.
How durable is flow?
Not very much. If you run for long distances in them the bottom fades away very quickly
Mine is 1050km and outsole still 70% intact.. maybe another 700-1000 km I'll retire my shoes
nice video
Bro for 160.00 I’m buying the new Curry’s same feel but look waaay better!
I would just wait for a year these going on sale lol
you can get them for 100€ stop whining ;)
Casually would be no problem. It’s the full on performance durability from a runners perspective is a no go. Plus also that price point. Would be decent for gym or just indoor running. Road tarmac and gravel with eat that sole up and not to mention that upper 🫠😅
I bet it would handle all those situations just fine.
My pairs of shoes with Flow and Warp tech have been on roads, tracks, dirt roads, wet roads, etc... still good.
Tons of videos with people guessing about Flow and Warp durability... But no videos yet on it actually failing. It's not React, it's not going to fall apart like that. All I'm saying is try it.
Actually the most durable shoes I've ever had. I think they will last forever