The V1s had like 50 i think. If not 50, very close to 50. I realized how funnily high it was when I had one shoe on, and my dog took the other pair. So I was basically left to stand and chase him around the house with a shoe on one foot, and just socks on the other. The height was huge The V2s are now "normal" compared to the V1s hahaha
Yeeoo! Great review! I still regularly wear my SC v1 trainer but i'm starting to rotate this one in occasionally now. More importantly THAT SHIRT looks great on you🔥
I have both v1 and v2. V1 is really fun, but I think it is exclusively for easy pace and recovery. Great for elder/heavy built or injury prone runners. V2 is different, but I also love it, it's more like a daily trainer and for me is a hundred times better than the Kinvara. Also, I think you need to run much faster in the Superblast (fantastic shoe anyway) than in the v2. 180 dollars is a lot of money, but the quality of materials in the v2 is outstanding.
I didn’t try the V1, but I have the V2 and I have been enjoying it so far. It took my feet some adjusting to the carbon plate since these are my first carbon plated shoes.
I've clocked almost 300km on this shoe. It's now my go to shoe. It's worth every penny, it reminds of the alphafly 2, but without having to deal with the midfoot blisters and narrow toe box.
I’m 6’2, 200 ish pounds. The V1’s are by far my favorite shoe in my line up in terms of versatility. And that knit upper is a thing a beauty. The only issue is the rocks that I frequently have to pry out, which looks like they may have fixed on the V2’s.
Thanks Ko!!! For the review! I love this V2 more than V1. I think it’s because it’s a little more squishy, more stable than V1. I felt this model, I can feel more of the return of energy and bounce.
This is one of those tricky colorways that looks white on a screen, but in hand, it's definitely blue... but I like it! New Balance has been my brand of choice this year, pairing with the Rebel v3.
That’s interesting. I feel like the Rebel 3 is so low slung that it might not appeal to a SC Trainer 2 fan. I like them both, but I think you and I may be in the minority
SC Trainer V1 had fun and breathable upper but it was incredibly uncomfortable around ankle near where the lacing starts. The padding ended just before the tongue and that part bit into the ankle. Wanted to love it but it was not meant to be.
I felt the V1 didn’t have much in the forefoot either so didn’t love it as much as heel strikers probably did. Superblast is my go to for Max Cushion category. Just a great all around shoe that can do it all
Im about 30miles in the SC Trainer 2 and loving it. Im going to try it in a half next month. My only complaint is that I’d prefer a smidgen more space in the toe-box.
This is going to sound a little ridiculous, but my only complaint with the v2 is picking out the roadside rocks that get lodged in the channel. Occasionally, I’ve had a Princess and the pea moment where the cushiness is so great, I didn’t realize I had a stowaway rock until I got home. 😁
when I first got the v1, I set aside a jar so I could collect all the rocks that got stuck. after 100 miles in the shoe, many of which were on gravel, I had three rocks.
Great review, thank you! I actually tried it on over the weekend at the NB store but did not buy it, however, it's definitely now in my list of shoes to buy.
Been rotating V1 with a Novablast 3 this season where I didn’t have a marathon on the calendar. Definitely getting V2, but considering pairing with that Puma DN2 or the Saucony Endorphine Speed 3. Tried one on and it felt a lot like a Novablast 3 but an even more comfortable upper. The lacing was surprisingly impressive.
I love the V1, but have retired it now at 306 km. All responsiveness of the midsole is gone. But guess thats normal lifespan of the most supercritical foams so far. Whats interesting is that my pair shows very little wear. So the shoe outlives the midsole. Curious of the V2, but snagged a Prime X 2 with 35% coupon at Adidas. Couldnt resist!
Actually, this aspect is an important one for many runners - many have wide feet, so SC Trainerv V2 is one of very few options with carbon plate that is available in 2E. So maybe you can mention in your reviews if the shoe is available in 2E@@kofuzi
Since you’d recommend this for marathon workouts, would you race a full marathon in this if you didn’t want to get a marathon race only shoe? Im looking for a long run shoe that has speed in the workout that I can also use for my marathon race this fall without needing to get two shoes.
I still don't understand the need for carbon fiber in a training shoe. Slap a nylon plate in it if you must al la Endorphin Speed and save the carbon for race day. Although... lowering the stack height to 40mm _does_ make it street legal now. 🤔Congrats on finding a shoe that makes you happy even before the magic version three.
I wanted to love this shoe but after wearing the Superblast as my go to shoe this year I find the SC V2 to be too squishy and I’m fighting with the shoe to get the responsiveness that I’m looking for. I keep coming back to it thinking maybe this run it will feel good underfoot but it just hasn’t happened after over 50 miles in it
I’ve been using the Saucony endorphin speed 3 for a while now. I am very happy with this shoe but for my next pair I am thinking about the NB SCT v2. How would you compare the shoe to the speed 3?
Been waiting for this review! Thanks for it! Would this be a good alternative to the More v4 to cover longer runs with some uptempo sections? I use the More v4 for LSD and Rebel v3 as a daily for shorter stuff as well as intervals - Rebel's just the best for that. Currently doing HM training, but going for a spring marathon and considering what I'll want to train in for that.
I loved my More v3s and then transitioned to the SC v1 and fell in love. Also did several HMs and my first full in the Spring with probably 80% of my miles in the SC v1.
How durable do you find the new "super trainers"? I can take a pair of NB 880 or Novablast to 500-600 miles. Can the SuperComp make it to 500, or will the foam break down like a racing shoe? I have the SC v1 now and love it. Its been my tempo day shoe for my marathon training this summer. I'm debating if I should pick up a second pair of V1 for next year. As a larger (195), older (52), heel striker, I credit the super tall, super soft V1 for taking care of my legs this season.
I’d pick up another pair (or two) of v1 at a discount and then go to v2. I think you’ll still really enjoy them, but they’re fairly different than last year
Hey, off topic question for you. I’m running the Chicago marathon next month. I always film my runs with a GoPro on a gimbal, but the rules say you can’t use video equipment of any kind. You’ve filmed several Chicago marathons, so is this a new rule or is it just not enforced well? I want to film the entire race, but I don’t want my gear to be confiscated at the start. Hope you have some tips or insights for me. Thanks. 👍🏻
The rules have been the same for as long as I can remember. Sometimes, when you see me run a race one year and not the next, it may be because I’m in double secret probation.
Hey, I am new to the running world! I saw that you showed the the SC trainer v1 from running warehouse. Is running warehouse generally a reputable store? I found a lot of conflicting information online about them but it always seems like they have pretty competitive pricing for some of their shoes.
Hi Kofuzi, always see your video before buying some shoes because your great content. i Already had saucony triumph 21 for recovery-very easy run, adidas boston 12 for daily trainer-tempo run, and asics superblast for my sunday long run. is it worthed to buy this shoes for race day and long run with race day pace? or just go to race day shoes like adios pro 3 or metaspeed? my only thought is race day shoes is not durable and not versatile
So is this a daily trainer even though it has a carbon plate in? I'm looking for a max cushioned/recovery shoe to do long runs in as a heavier runner (210lbs) who is prone to leg and back injury. This shoe might be it, but just checking given it has a carbon plate I read elsewhere plates shouldn't be used in daily training?
I’ve been enjoying the V2s as my first pair of carbon plated shoes! For those who’ve also tried the V1, what size should I order if I wanted to give them a try as well? Wonder if if the fit was similar, size wise. Thanks!!
Hi. I have this and the Speed 3. Love both, but I’m looking for something less squishy, less stack height, more ground feel. Is there anything out there that fits the bill you’d recommend?
Where does the NB Propel v4 land on the spectrum compared to this shoe?? I feel like the the plate material is the only defining difference, oh and the $70-80 price difference.
They are very different. You make it sound like different plate materials is a small thing. But that, in and of itself makes for a very significant difference in how the shoes feel. Also, keep in mind that many brands will use the same marketing term for their foams across a variety of shoes, but the exact formulation of the foams may vary. Also, different stack heights of identical foams will result in different experience, which is the case here. As is the case with the difference in plate position across the two shoes.
that's an oversimplified way of looking at things, but if you want a lighter shoe, go for it. it's a good shoe that a lot of people enjoy. I do think that they are different shoes for different tasks, but a sale SC Elite 3 could provide an interesting overlap
I'm worried that they made the SC Trainer V2s too much of a different ride experience compared to the V1. The V1 was a very tall and chunky boi that was surprisingly stable and has just enough pop to be taken on faster paces. From this review, it seems like they made the V2s less "niched-down", aka the sequel being more versatile than the predecessor. I'm worried it starts feeling like any other super trainer in the market instead of it being its own unique thing like what New Balance did with V1. Nevertheless, I never buy shoes when it's not on sale lol. See you in 6 months SC Trainer v2s
I m getting it in india for lest than 100 dollars. Surprisingly v1 is still above 180 dollars in india. But v2 is down to 95 dollars in sale. So that’s why i m getting the v2 version. And i think its a wise decision..
Hey kofuzi. I just love watching your videos. I just want a suggestion from you. In india im finding v1 for 180 usd. And v2 for just 100 usd. So which should i go for daily training purpose. And i m a heel striker too. And i want high cushioning for impact protection for my knees. Waiting for your valuable feedback.
@@kofuzi thanks very much. So i m ordering the v2 on your recommendation. And saving few bucks as well. And i m getting the exciting orange colour as well.
Hey I wanted your suggestion/help choosing a shoe. I am flat footed and my feet are wide. I want a pretty durable, comfortable and a shoe which I can have some fast sessions sometimes, mostly I want to run 5Ks and long run kinda stuff in a controlled pace. I want the shoes to last me attest 2-3 years. I have listed 3 of them and could you help me select the best suited for me. 1) RC Elite v2 - £100 2) SuperComp Trainer V1 - £100 3) SuperComp Trainer V2 - £105 Please help me figure out before they go out of stock.
I can’t think of a shoe that I would want to have for two to three years. Some people don’t keep a car for that long. But key words I would listen for in reviews would be “work horse”
@@kofuzi I don’t really run anywhere else’s other than on a track so normally my shoes last for some years. So which one is durable out of these and a fun shoe.
key words I would listen for in a review, or words that I would type into my search bar would be, "work horse" also, work horse shoes tend not to be fun shoes. durability and fun tend to exist in tension.
This shoe was on my list but after seeing the reviews I decided not the get it. Seems like downgraded version of Boston 12 and Endorphin Speed where you get minumum energy return and mediocre bounce.
Im stuck now haha this or the puma you did 100miles in????? Please help im getting one today. Im currently in saucony speed 2s toes hurt and shins hurt but i dont heel strike. Superblast you cant get in Australia atm either
They overlap but the key workouts I'd define each by are these: the Deviate Nitro 2 I'd use for threshold repeats. The SC Trainer 2 I'd use for long runs with marathon effort miles. so it depends on what you need.
First reaction is that those shoes are opposites, but the more I think about them, the more I think that those shoes do compete in the same space to an extent. They both are pretty good at moderate to easy/moderate paces, although they achieve that from very different means
Max cushion shoes are a scam. All that foam takes the fun out of running. And how heavy do you really have to be to reap any health benefits from the extra height... A few hundred ks and they feel like a brick.
40 meters of stack height? That's a very tall stack. 😅
The V1s had like 50 i think. If not 50, very close to 50. I realized how funnily high it was when I had one shoe on, and my dog took the other pair. So I was basically left to stand and chase him around the house with a shoe on one foot, and just socks on the other. The height was huge
The V2s are now "normal" compared to the V1s hahaha
@@JM-nu2jg not 50 meters I think.
Man that's nothing compared to some of the high heels I've seen. Taller than the Empire State Building those things...
nah mate, it's reduced lol
@@jeremyringma as kofuzi says it is now 40 METERS, hahahaha.
Yeeoo! Great review! I still regularly wear my SC v1 trainer but i'm starting to rotate this one in occasionally now. More importantly THAT SHIRT looks great on you🔥
Go Philly !!! I enjoy your channel good luck in your pro career! Keep the joy in running no matter what :)
No lie, am wearing the exact same shirt watching this video!!!!
I have both v1 and v2. V1 is really fun, but I think it is exclusively for easy pace and recovery. Great for elder/heavy built or injury prone runners. V2 is different, but I also love it, it's more like a daily trainer and for me is a hundred times better than the Kinvara. Also, I think you need to run much faster in the Superblast (fantastic shoe anyway) than in the v2. 180 dollars is a lot of money, but the quality of materials in the v2 is outstanding.
I didn’t try the V1, but I have the V2 and I have been enjoying it so far. It took my feet some adjusting to the carbon plate since these are my first carbon plated shoes.
I've clocked almost 300km on this shoe. It's now my go to shoe. It's worth every penny, it reminds of the alphafly 2, but without having to deal with the midfoot blisters and narrow toe box.
it’s amazing companies are still doing to the tiny toe box thing
I’m 6’2, 200 ish pounds. The V1’s are by far my favorite shoe in my line up in terms of versatility. And that knit upper is a thing a beauty.
The only issue is the rocks that I frequently have to pry out, which looks like they may have fixed on the V2’s.
Thanks Ko!!! For the review!
I love this V2 more than V1. I think it’s because it’s a little more squishy, more stable than V1. I felt this model, I can feel more of the return of energy and bounce.
This is one of those tricky colorways that looks white on a screen, but in hand, it's definitely blue... but I like it! New Balance has been my brand of choice this year, pairing with the Rebel v3.
That’s interesting. I feel like the Rebel 3 is so low slung that it might not appeal to a SC Trainer 2 fan. I like them both, but I think you and I may be in the minority
Love the Phily reference with the shirt pairing with the NB shoe review (also really like the shoe, from personal experience)
Spot on! NB seeded me both V1 and V2. Love them both. I find V2 is true to size and V1 with the knitted upper needs to size up (0.5).
I discovered your channel today. Now, its one of my favorites'. Keep it going
Thanks so much!
SC Trainer V1 had fun and breathable upper but it was incredibly uncomfortable around ankle near where the lacing starts. The padding ended just before the tongue and that part bit into the ankle. Wanted to love it but it was not meant to be.
I felt the V1 didn’t have much in the forefoot either so didn’t love it as much as heel strikers probably did. Superblast is my go to for Max Cushion category. Just a great all around shoe that can do it all
i'm waiting about sc trainer v2 review...looks like a great update...thanks ko!
You’re welcome!
Im about 30miles in the SC Trainer 2 and loving it. Im going to try it in a half next month. My only complaint is that I’d prefer a smidgen more space in the toe-box.
This is going to sound a little ridiculous, but my only complaint with the v2 is picking out the roadside rocks that get lodged in the channel. Occasionally, I’ve had a Princess and the pea moment where the cushiness is so great, I didn’t realize I had a stowaway rock until I got home. 😁
when I first got the v1, I set aside a jar so I could collect all the rocks that got stuck. after 100 miles in the shoe, many of which were on gravel, I had three rocks.
@@kofuzibut should you run on rocky roads with it? 🙄
YAAAAASSS! Been waiting for this review and I've made a decision on whether or not I should purchase. Thanks Mike! 🙌🏽
Great review, thank you! I actually tried it on over the weekend at the NB store but did not buy it, however, it's definitely now in my list of shoes to buy.
i just ordered a pair of these. nice timing 😅!
The deviate nitro 2 is often suggest by you. Makes me more convinced that I should get it next. 😂
It is one of my favorite shoes of the year
Seconding Kofuzi, It's the ultimate daily trainer
Yeah I decided to pull the trigger when it was on sale for about $75. I'll reserve it when my daily trainers gets beat up.
Been rotating V1 with a Novablast 3 this season where I didn’t have a marathon on the calendar. Definitely getting V2, but considering pairing with that Puma DN2 or the Saucony Endorphine Speed 3. Tried one on and it felt a lot like a Novablast 3 but an even more comfortable upper. The lacing was surprisingly impressive.
Let me know where you end up!
Love the philly shirt! Good review mike!
A rare review favoring v2 over v1. I love v1. Can’t bring myself to buy a boring shoe.
I think a lot of it comes down to forefoot cushion for me
This Kofuzi review gets an A. The running shots were good and I liked the bumble bees.
I love the V1, but have retired it now at 306 km. All responsiveness of the midsole is gone. But guess thats normal lifespan of the most supercritical foams so far. Whats interesting is that my pair shows very little wear. So the shoe outlives the midsole. Curious of the V2, but snagged a Prime X 2 with 35% coupon at Adidas. Couldnt resist!
Kofuzi, I think this is the best daily trainer shoes that comes in 2e sizes
Interesting. I hadn’t thought about it that way
Actually, this aspect is an important one for many runners - many have wide feet, so SC Trainerv V2 is one of very few options with carbon plate that is available in 2E. So maybe you can mention in your reviews if the shoe is available in 2E@@kofuzi
Since you’d recommend this for marathon workouts, would you race a full marathon in this if you didn’t want to get a marathon race only shoe? Im looking for a long run shoe that has speed in the workout that I can also use for my marathon race this fall without needing to get two shoes.
Also interested in this question
I still don't understand the need for carbon fiber in a training shoe. Slap a nylon plate in it if you must al la Endorphin Speed and save the carbon for race day. Although... lowering the stack height to 40mm _does_ make it street legal now. 🤔Congrats on finding a shoe that makes you happy even before the magic version three.
A non-elite… rubber? Lol
Anyway, been waiting for this vid! Great one, as always!
I wanted to love this shoe but after wearing the Superblast as my go to shoe this year I find the SC V2 to be too squishy and I’m fighting with the shoe to get the responsiveness that I’m looking for. I keep coming back to it thinking maybe this run it will feel good underfoot but it just hasn’t happened after over 50 miles in it
YUZ!!!! Thanks for this ko! I've been eyeing this shoe for a while
Hope the video is helpful!
I’ve been using the Saucony endorphin speed 3 for a while now. I am very happy with this shoe but for my next pair I am thinking about the NB SCT v2. How would you compare the shoe to the speed 3?
I like the Speed 3 for speedwork
I like the SC Trainer 2 for long runs
Yo!! Great review as always!! 👍 If you have to choose between V2 and Superblast as your daily trainer?
Been waiting for this review! Thanks for it! Would this be a good alternative to the More v4 to cover longer runs with some uptempo sections? I use the More v4 for LSD and Rebel v3 as a daily for shorter stuff as well as intervals - Rebel's just the best for that. Currently doing HM training, but going for a spring marathon and considering what I'll want to train in for that.
I loved my More v3s and then transitioned to the SC v1 and fell in love. Also did several HMs and my first full in the Spring with probably 80% of my miles in the SC v1.
How durable do you find the new "super trainers"? I can take a pair of NB 880 or Novablast to 500-600 miles. Can the SuperComp make it to 500, or will the foam break down like a racing shoe?
I have the SC v1 now and love it. Its been my tempo day shoe for my marathon training this summer. I'm debating if I should pick up a second pair of V1 for next year. As a larger (195), older (52), heel striker, I credit the super tall, super soft V1 for taking care of my legs this season.
I’d pick up another pair (or two) of v1 at a discount and then go to v2. I think you’ll still really enjoy them, but they’re fairly different than last year
Hey, off topic question for you. I’m running the Chicago marathon next month. I always film my runs with a GoPro on a gimbal, but the rules say you can’t use video equipment of any kind. You’ve filmed several Chicago marathons, so is this a new rule or is it just not enforced well? I want to film the entire race, but I don’t want my gear to be confiscated at the start. Hope you have some tips or insights for me. Thanks. 👍🏻
The rules have been the same for as long as I can remember.
Sometimes, when you see me run a race one year and not the next, it may be because I’m in double secret probation.
So you figure when I take my GoPro and gimbal I can get through the security check with them?
Nice @PhilyBowden "Love the grind" t-shirt!
✌️
Hey, I am new to the running world! I saw that you showed the the SC trainer v1 from running warehouse. Is running warehouse generally a reputable store? I found a lot of conflicting information online about them but it always seems like they have pretty competitive pricing for some of their shoes.
yes
Ainda não chegou no Brasil. Alguns lançamentos são lançados fora e depois chegam por aqui.
Já sim
@@Jeancnantes verdade, mas o interessante que não acho no site deles.
Hi Kofuzi, always see your video before buying some shoes because your great content.
i Already had saucony triumph 21 for recovery-very easy run, adidas boston 12 for daily trainer-tempo run, and asics superblast for my sunday long run. is it worthed to buy this shoes for race day and long run with race day pace? or just go to race day shoes like adios pro 3 or metaspeed? my only thought is race day shoes is not durable and not versatile
Got The Point See you in the Next one Idol 🇵🇭
woah. check out the guns. someone's been working out.
It’s a camera trick. Skip arm day but buy a tiny shirt
So is this a daily trainer even though it has a carbon plate in? I'm looking for a max cushioned/recovery shoe to do long runs in as a heavier runner (210lbs) who is prone to leg and back injury. This shoe might be it, but just checking given it has a carbon plate I read elsewhere plates shouldn't be used in daily training?
Not pairing with the sc elite v3? Interesting 🤨
Hi Kofuzi! I enjoy your reviews! I found the NB RC Elite 2 to be too soft for me. It was like trudging through mud. How does the SC Trainer 2 compare?
Another Great Vid! Thank you
Thanks for watching!
I’ve been enjoying the V2s as my first pair of carbon plated shoes! For those who’ve also tried the V1, what size should I order if I wanted to give them a try as well? Wonder if if the fit was similar, size wise. Thanks!!
Curious about the v2s size that u wear. Is it true to size, or you have to upscale 1 size?
I need a shoes for confort and my first carbon plate. But what I choose: SC trainer v2, puma deviate nitro 2 or other?
I’m not sure I understand this question, but if I do, consider the SC Trainer v1
Love the PB merch!
Hi. I have this and the Speed 3. Love both, but I’m looking for something less squishy, less stack height, more ground feel. Is there anything out there that fits the bill you’d recommend?
Topo Cyclone 2
@@kofuzithanks. Will check that out.
Magic Speed 3
Where does the NB Propel v4 land on the spectrum compared to this shoe?? I feel like the the plate material is the only defining difference, oh and the $70-80 price difference.
They are very different. You make it sound like different plate materials is a small thing. But that, in and of itself makes for a very significant difference in how the shoes feel.
Also, keep in mind that many brands will use the same marketing term for their foams across a variety of shoes, but the exact formulation of the foams may vary.
Also, different stack heights of identical foams will result in different experience, which is the case here. As is the case with the difference in plate position across the two shoes.
How it compares to the cloudsurf? Umm deciding which one should I get to easy runs + some pick ups
The cloudsurfer is going to be a bit more relaxed
The SC Elite is on sale everywhere. Is it better since it's has similar stack height and being lighter?
that's an oversimplified way of looking at things, but if you want a lighter shoe, go for it. it's a good shoe that a lot of people enjoy.
I do think that they are different shoes for different tasks, but a sale SC Elite 3 could provide an interesting overlap
Maybe v3 will be perfect. Seems nb still trying to find what they want for this model
I'm worried that they made the SC Trainer V2s too much of a different ride experience compared to the V1.
The V1 was a very tall and chunky boi that was surprisingly stable and has just enough pop to be taken on faster paces. From this review, it seems like they made the V2s less "niched-down", aka the sequel being more versatile than the predecessor. I'm worried it starts feeling like any other super trainer in the market instead of it being its own unique thing like what New Balance did with V1.
Nevertheless, I never buy shoes when it's not on sale lol. See you in 6 months SC Trainer v2s
I m getting it in india for lest than 100 dollars. Surprisingly v1 is still above 180 dollars in india. But v2 is down to 95 dollars in sale. So that’s why i m getting the v2 version. And i think its a wise decision..
A question: SC Trainer 2 or the Speed 3 in terms of versatility and speed sessions?
I'd pick the former for versatility and the latter for speed sessions
@@kofuzi thanks Mike 😊
Can you compare this to Superblast? Which do you prefer?
Are the V2’s good for folks with wide feet running a full Marathon?
I believe they come in a wide size. I have not tested that
It’s like running on a cloud.
Can anyone recommend fun “springy” shoes? Thanks.
Hey kofuzi. I just love watching your videos. I just want a suggestion from you. In india im finding v1 for 180 usd. And v2 for just 100 usd. So which should i go for daily training purpose. And i m a heel striker too. And i want high cushioning for impact protection for my knees. Waiting for your valuable feedback.
I prefer the v2
@@kofuzi thanks very much. So i m ordering the v2 on your recommendation. And saving few bucks as well. And i m getting the exciting orange colour as well.
Is the knit upper on V1 the same as on 1080v12?
I hope #3 is better
sick, thx ko
Hey I wanted your suggestion/help choosing a shoe. I am flat footed and my feet are wide. I want a pretty durable, comfortable and a shoe which I can have some fast sessions sometimes, mostly I want to run 5Ks and long run kinda stuff in a controlled pace. I want the shoes to last me attest 2-3 years.
I have listed 3 of them and could you help me select the best suited for me.
1) RC Elite v2 - £100
2) SuperComp Trainer V1 - £100
3) SuperComp Trainer V2 - £105
Please help me figure out before they go out of stock.
I can’t think of a shoe that I would want to have for two to three years. Some people don’t keep a car for that long.
But key words I would listen for in reviews would be “work horse”
@@kofuzi I don’t really run anywhere else’s other than on a track so normally my shoes last for some years.
So which one is durable out of these and a fun shoe.
key words I would listen for in a review, or words that I would type into my search bar would be, "work horse"
also, work horse shoes tend not to be fun shoes.
durability and fun tend to exist in tension.
@@kofuzi got it thank you.
I wish New Balance would stop writing their full name as large as they did on this shoe. It's overkill with the branding and has never looked good.
This shoe was on my list but after seeing the reviews I decided not the get it. Seems like downgraded version of Boston 12 and Endorphin Speed where you get minumum energy return and mediocre bounce.
I’d take this over Boston 12 any day, although I wouldn’t use the shoes similarly
Shoutout t.kabs!
How do you run in so many different shoes and not get injured?
I think people way over-emphasize the need to transition from one shoe type to another (maximal to minimal, high heel drop to zero drop, etc)
I can see your muscles are growing!
I like your t-shirt😁
Im stuck now haha this or the puma you did 100miles in????? Please help im getting one today. Im currently in saucony speed 2s toes hurt and shins hurt but i dont heel strike. Superblast you cant get in Australia atm either
They overlap but the key workouts I'd define each by are these: the Deviate Nitro 2 I'd use for threshold repeats. The SC Trainer 2 I'd use for long runs with marathon effort miles.
so it depends on what you need.
@kofuzi Glide Ride 3 or SC 2 ?
Asics nimbus 25 or NB sc trainers v2?
Can you run on gravel/trail with it?
Depends on how much gravel and how technical the trail
what about the Boston 12?
What about the SC Elite V3?
would this be comparative to the nike zoom fly 5?
I have not tried that shoe
Would this shoe be fit comfortably with wider front foot guy?
It is available in a wide
@@kofuzithanks. But do you think that NB shoes is true to size, or do we have to upscale one size?
Supercomp V2 or ASICS Superblast ?
👋🏽🦊 . . . How about comparison to Hoka ONE ONE Mach X? Thoughts??
First reaction is that those shoes are opposites, but the more I think about them, the more I think that those shoes do compete in the same space to an extent. They both are pretty good at moderate to easy/moderate paces, although they achieve that from very different means
@@kofuzi TY! 🧡 Your content and reviews.
Is it stability?
No
no thanks. look at those logo and brand name. i won't let them turn me into a walking/running billboard
You’re only a walking billboard if you’re not running fast enough?
From other reviews the foam will die out after 100 miles. This shoe has the durability of a race shoe, not a trainer. Don't buy!!
Max cushion shoes are a scam. All that foam takes the fun out of running. And how heavy do you really have to be to reap any health benefits from the extra height... A few hundred ks and they feel like a brick.
It’s a wonderful time to be a runner. There are a variety of shoes to cater to a variety of preferences. One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.
Well said! @@kofuzi
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American having 0 clue on how to use the metric system
spot on
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Loving the shirt! @philybowden