@@Jamies.Running yeah, how did you get that injury. Also you should consider buying the Adidas adizero adios pro, it’s a shoe priced around £160-£170 and it has had great things said about it, I would like to hear your thoughts on the shoe.
@@Max_cunningham I think it’s been caused by a combination of lots of miles, coupled with icy conditions which effected my form during some runs, and I’ve put too much strain around my fibula. I would try the Adios Pro, unfortunately they only make up to a UK12.5 and I need a 13
Got to hear you got a pair of these. I had the same availability issues but was impatient and ordered my UK 13 pair from the USA last summer. Had to do same with my first Speeds as well. I have tested the Pro vs Speed and it was marginally faster than the Speed for me and, for faster work, I prefer the fit and feel. The Pro I find a little narrower which is good for me but maybe not for you. The Pro is nice but won't be replacing NEXT% as my race/"fastest" shoe. I do rank it 3rd behind the NEXT% and Alphafly with the adios Pro also close for 3rd. The UK 12.5 in the adios Pro (largest they do), although a fraction short of ideal for me, is usable. It is not as narrow as some adidas shoes so it might work for you if can find one which is even harder than the Endorphin one!
I’m loving the feel of these on foot in the house, just need to get out and run in them. I’m nursing a leg injury at the moment which has me unable to do much, I’m wondering whether there could be a potential stress fracture on my fibula on my left leg - that’s how it feels anyway.
@@Jamies.Running Umm that's not good. As you may recall I tried to carry on regardless with a niggle few months ago and made it far worse. That said maybe a few days off then perhaps a short easy run (maybe not in these!) and see if feels any better.
@@TimGrose it’s now almost comfortable to walk, but as soon as I put anything more than a walking impact through it there’s a pain point right in a specific part of what feels like my fibula.
What is your actual shoe size? 13 UK is big! Are you sizing up a half or a whole size on your regular size? I never know if a tight fit or leaving space in the toebox is the right or wrong thing to do as get blisters under my feet if too much room in the toebox as too much friction back and forth, and then blisters on the end of my toes if I go on longer runs with tighter fitting shoes. Not lost a toenail yet mind!
My daily sneakers are usually a 12-12.5, depending on the brand. I prefer the extra bit of space in the toe box when running as I get blisters / toe nail issues pretty easily!
@@Jamies.Running Cheers for the fast reply! I think a bit of extra space in the toebox is never a bad thing but too much and you run into problems (no pun intended!)
Great video, I’ve been waiting for this review, so I’m glad it’s here. 👊🏼
Just need to get these out for a run, hopefully soon! 🤞🏼
@@Jamies.Running yeah, how did you get that injury. Also you should consider buying the Adidas adizero adios pro, it’s a shoe priced around £160-£170 and it has had great things said about it, I would like to hear your thoughts on the shoe.
@@Max_cunningham I think it’s been caused by a combination of lots of miles, coupled with icy conditions which effected my form during some runs, and I’ve put too much strain around my fibula.
I would try the Adios Pro, unfortunately they only make up to a UK12.5 and I need a 13
@@Jamies.Running the injury must be really annoying and the shoes not going up to your size is unfortunate.
Got to hear you got a pair of these. I had the same availability issues but was impatient and ordered my UK 13 pair from the USA last summer. Had to do same with my first Speeds as well. I have tested the Pro vs Speed and it was marginally faster than the Speed for me and, for faster work, I prefer the fit and feel. The Pro I find a little narrower which is good for me but maybe not for you. The Pro is nice but won't be replacing NEXT% as my race/"fastest" shoe. I do rank it 3rd behind the NEXT% and Alphafly with the adios Pro also close for 3rd. The UK 12.5 in the adios Pro (largest they do), although a fraction short of ideal for me, is usable. It is not as narrow as some adidas shoes so it might work for you if can find one which is even harder than the Endorphin one!
I’m loving the feel of these on foot in the house, just need to get out and run in them. I’m nursing a leg injury at the moment which has me unable to do much, I’m wondering whether there could be a potential stress fracture on my fibula on my left leg - that’s how it feels anyway.
@@Jamies.Running Umm that's not good. As you may recall I tried to carry on regardless with a niggle few months ago and made it far worse. That said maybe a few days off then perhaps a short easy run (maybe not in these!) and see if feels any better.
@@TimGrose it’s now almost comfortable to walk, but as soon as I put anything more than a walking impact through it there’s a pain point right in a specific part of what feels like my fibula.
What is your actual shoe size? 13 UK is big! Are you sizing up a half or a whole size on your regular size? I never know if a tight fit or leaving space in the toebox is the right or wrong thing to do as get blisters under my feet if too much room in the toebox as too much friction back and forth, and then blisters on the end of my toes if I go on longer runs with tighter fitting shoes. Not lost a toenail yet mind!
My daily sneakers are usually a 12-12.5, depending on the brand.
I prefer the extra bit of space in the toe box when running as I get blisters / toe nail issues pretty easily!
@@Jamies.Running Cheers for the fast reply! I think a bit of extra space in the toebox is never a bad thing but too much and you run into problems (no pun intended!)