Mizuno Neo Vista vs Asics Superblast | Head to Head
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Just hit 600 miles on my first pair of superblast. I have been rotating in my new pair over the last month to get past that 50 mile break in period i experienced with the first pair. Honestly have to say even after 600 miles the shoe looks great, still feels pretty good and is still an easy pick for anything less than 6 miles. But after that i can feel the lack of pop compared to my new pair. Still my favorite shoe of all time all the way up to 20 + mile runs. Worth every penny.
Agree. I put 400 miles on my first pair of SB, have about 150 on my second pair…3rd pair is waiting in the wings but might sell them on eBay and get the SB2 when they come out. Still use my first pair of SB for social gatherings and wearing out and about.
Love that Mizuno is getting back in the game
Been using them in my shoe rotation since 2010. They are the king in durability when putting in the miles
They've been in the game w/ the Wavesky series.
Damn you! I read the article about the Neo Vista on your website, and I'm a huge fan of the SC Trainer! My current pair has over 300 km, and I have a fresh pair on backup. Now I want the Neo Vista too!
Since we expect the Superblast 2 to be a bit softer with the updated FF Turbo +, comparing that to the Neo Vista will be very interesting. I should add: longtime lover of the Superblast and already have the Neo Vista on pre-order. :)
Having worn Superblast 1&2 side by side briefly (v1 with 360 miles and v2 brand new so stiffness and softness were hard to gauge) I can’t say I noticed a massive difference compliance-wise in the second version. Better (softer) upper, filled-in outsole grooves (no rock catching), and just slightly more responsive midsole seem to be the changes but nothing big
@@loganthralls Good to hear the upper is better and hopefully somewhat better traction on the wet pavement. SB couldn't have been improved much to me!
@@loganthralls how does it compare to the NB4 in terms of softness in midsole? Also, does closing those outsole gaps affect the trampoline sensation? I really enjoy that in the NB4 so much so I use it as my gym/life style shoe in addition to daily training ofc.
I wore Neo Vista in a demo run yesterday. Neo Vista is a super soft shoe and without the plate it would be too mush. Plate is essential for responsiveness. Even if SuperBlast 2 is a tad softer, I don't think there will be that sense of softness. Neo Vista might be too soft for some.
@@TolunayOrkun Agree! I have put about 40 miles on my Neo Vista's already and on dirt roads, they seem too soft but on the roads, they are just right to me...
Over 400 miles on my pair of Superblast. I'm blown away by its longevity (and I'm not light). I've loved it as my LR and tempo run shoe. I have the Neo Vista on pre-order. I won't be mad if I re-up with Superblast (v1 or 2) alongside the Neo Vista for my combo meal
560 miles on my Superblast, still going.
@@RUN-SC good to hear I might squeeze out another 100+ miles!
Exactly the same here. 400 and Neo Vista here soon. Still the OG Prime X shoes (3 pairs) are going to far outlast the Sb for sure. 350-400 on all 3 pairs and they look and feel like I just got them...
I’m all about the bounce, so I’m planning to get the Neo Vista at my local specialty running shoe store when it’s available
Great review, thank you! Have ordered the Neo Vistas
Neo Vista sounds great but I'm going to hold out for Superblast 2.
I’m on my second pair of Superblast what an incredible shoe!
Wife’s gonna freak and not in a good way, but I’m getting both SB v2 and neo vista 😉
hahahaha
My SB has 400 miles on it and still loving them! My Neo Vista will be in the first week of June. Excited to add these in with my OG Prime X for my fall marathons blocks that just started.
The Neo Vista will ship June 1, the SB…. Who knows… seems like Mizuno helped make my decision for me, based off of availability.
Superblast 2 is released in the US on July 1st plenty of confirmed leaks.
@@Fozzee.1970good to know, I have the V1 and love it, love it so much I want a second pair ha. So I guess I’ll have to wait for the two and hope they don’t mess it up!
@@Fozzee.1970 already in the hands of reviewers
SB may release in July but availability is a completely different story. ASICS can't seem keep common sizes in stock...EVER. And, colorways are meh mostly. I'll still buy SB 2 if I can but Neo Vista will be here soon
Because of your review, I think I am buying the Mizuno Neo Vista.
Have both, Mizuno Neo Vista my new favorite ❤👍🏻✌🏼
Cannot wait to get a pair of the Neo Vistas! The Superblast is a great shoe, but to me it doesn't hold a candle to the Prime X Strung 1, which is the best shoe I've ever worn.
I wish I could still find the SC Trainer V1 ...
Thanks Doc.
sorry, no. not helpful at all in keeping me from buying more shoes 🤣. I retired the SC trainer v1 after 500k (foam died) and going strong in the SB after 600k, love(ed) both as long run shoes, seems like I need to get the Neo and then wait to see if SB2 is better than the one, but if I can find a SB 1 on discount I will quickdraw my wallet.
Hope Isabella will be fit soon, but then she should get a mic and comment on the customer experience for stroller pushing!
i love my superblast and preordered the vista. Now I will say the only gripe 200 miles in with my superblast is that the upper has stretched out a bit from the first 100 miles making me have to double knot to keep the laces from undoing themselves. has happened on previous asics shoes too just really weird
I wonder why shoe manufacturer cut out the foam where our foot lands... SC trainer and elite used this design and many reviewer says when the foam deteriorate at the midfoot, the problem starts where they feel the plate directly. New balance has moved away from this design in their latest version.
Can you include in your reviews and comparisons if a shoe is good for or which shoe is better for Hallux Limitus / Hallux Rigidus?
Thanks
All the people that ordered the Neo Vista because they were led to believe, incorrectly, that the midsole was PEBA based will be very disappointed. There's ample evidence that EVA loses its bounce much quicker than PEBA. You got people on here talking about how they have 600 miles on tgeir Superblast shoes and they "still feel good". That's because the SB midsole has a thick slab of PEBA with a thinner layer of EVA. Thr Vista is 100% EVA. I seriously doubt the Vista can maintain that initial bounciness and rebound for that many miles. After a couple hundred miles it might turn into a pumpkin.
Dude what are you talking about. PEBA foam does not last as long as EVA foam. This is a known fact. One of the reasons the run reviewers don't recommend race shoes for daily trainers is they blow out at like 200 miles. Yeah the superblast isn't a race shoe but it's still PEBA based.
Will purchase another pair of SB but it is out of the market for months and it seems they don’t want to restock them again :😢
Matt, it looks like you recovered from the Mizuno news that the Neo Vista was EVA. And the EVA should have a long lifespan. I'd that right?
Well, waiting for the European release. That is going to be my first Mizuno.
I already have 3 pairs of Superblast 😁
Give me all the bounce!!!
Mizuno is so underrated. To me they’re like Japanese New Balance as far as quality
Loving my Superblast but the Neo Vista is really intriguing! How does the Neo Vista compare to the Hoka Skyward X & Cielo X1??
look forward to the update SB2 vs neo vista next month
starting to feel like its a rumor of july 1st launch, zero news directly or even from any online reviewers yet. Lets see after memorial day wknd if they are ready to start the advertise campaign.
plus the first 2 colorway are ugly, but that wont matter to Asics sales at all. SOLD OUT.
Do you have any comments on pace? At around 8:30-9 min/mile, will I be able to advantage of the stiffer Superblast or would it be better to have a softer shoe?
Superblast doesn’t come in a size 14 so my decision was made for me
I recently got the SC 1 and it feels stiff and the fit is not great. Is the mizuno more of a rolling feeling like saucony?
How is neo VISTA bounce compare Hoka Cielo X1, currently I'm using Cielo X1 as my super trainer.
iam a beginner heavy walker {107kg} + runner, already bought brooks adrenaline 22 glycerin 21 i feel they are less cushioned, should i buy vista or super blast , i want more cushioned shoes 🤔
Vista or try some saucing gel nimbus
Wonder why the Superblast is so expensive in the US. Hype?🤔
They are expensive + sold out everywhere in the world.
220 Euro here in Europe.
From a company POV: If people buy them so much that there is no stock - why decrease the price?
Hm neo vista sound fun 🤩
Quick question, neo Vista vs SC elite v4 which one is bouncier just walking and which one is more stable in slow run?
Matt if I am pronate on my heel inwardly and neuropathy hurts in my toes only which one is a better shoe? Thanks
Is there some sort of consulting you provide somewhere? Guessing TH-cam comments aren’t the best for this
it seems like Neo vista is the better option of the two for people who have plantar fasciitis ... right?
I would think that the stiffness of the Superblast would be more helpful for you and prevent aggravation of the PF, but we need the Docs of Running to add the final word.
@@andrewh7599 Nah brother, stiff shoes tend to flare up my PF, thats why I run in Novablast 4, they are really a blessing for my PF, cause minimal post-run pain
Wow…. video quality has dropped,
No Isabella??!1?
😂
We couldn’t tell if these were two related or unrelated thoughts 😅
@@DoctorsofRunning related, a very sarcastic comment! Great content as always! I was going to wait for the NB Balos for my next supertrainer but the Neo vista looks pretty compelling!
She’ll be back. Just a little sick and grumpy right now. -Matt
Neo Vista 2 reminds me about Puma Liberate Nitro v1. Of course Liberate Nitro is a low stack shoe but I see some similarities (including the silhouette).
I will happily pick rocks out of the bottom of my SuperBlast soles. The one shoe to rule them all.
What's better for a mild calf strain?
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