Hoka probably loving how you described the CX2 as the Clifton Pro and the RX as the Rincon Elite. Should be paying you for their marketing. Great video!
@@kofuzi That part made this one of the best reviews I've seen in a while. It's kind of what walmsley and andy were saying about the shoes in a roundabout way, but rincon and clifton really sums it up nicely.
Love this comparison. Especially the way you’ve compared them using the Clifton and the Rincon. That makes sense to me. I’m a massive Clifton fan and now understand which way to go. Thanks.
That's odd. The Rincon was way too narrow for me. Tried on the Rocket X in the same size and it was more comfortable and spacious (especially wider) in the toebox. Lots of different foot shapes out there I guess 😊
Very interesting analysis. I was still having trouble deciding which one is best for me but chalking it up as a “Clifton pro” vs “Rincon elite” really settled it. I’m a Clifton guy all the way.
I am a “non-elite” runner and you have convinced me on the Carbon X 2. Thank you for this excellent vlog. I have just got the Mach 4 and I think that is an ideal training partner for the Carbon X 2.
Great video and answered my exact question with the Clifton/Rincon link! I really would like to treat myself to a marathon race day shoe and currently have a Clifton 7 so think the Carbon X2 is top of the list!
Definitely agree with your choice. I went for a 11mile run the other day in my Carbon X2s and they were so much fun and enjoyed the “cruise control” mode. :)
overall, I hear what you're saying, and I agree that things are getting heavy. But I think it's helpful to remember though that Nike's marathon racer not that long ago was the Zoom Streak (now pretty much only used by 5k racers) and Adidas runners were using the Adios. I'll take the weight over racing a full road marathon in either of those.
I still haven´t tried any carbon plated shoe, but is something in my wish list. Having tried the Rincon, the Rocket X seems the choice for me but also appealing the Carbon X 2 in the aesthetics.
I run in both, and for me the Carbon X2 is good, but the Rocket is great! I'm waay too slow for a "race-day shoe", but the Rocket just works better than any other shoe for me. It's my do-everything shoe. A bit narrow though.
Great insight Mike!! I have been debating which would be better for me. I have never owned a carbon plated shoe and i have ran many miles in the Clifton. Looking to get a racing shoe this spring. Thanks!!
I own both haha 😅😂. They're both fantastic shoes but I must say I haven't fully experienced what my Rocket x are capable of just yet. I have used my Carbon x 2 a handful of times and they're a really interesting shoe and I mostly use them for training. I ran a half marathon in them not long ago and I must say I wish I'd worn my Rocket x instead as I couldn't get out of cruise control in these shoes which they're brilliant for. I tried finding another gear and couldn't sustain faster miles in them as they're on the heavier side. I can imagine they're great for marathon and ultra marathon distances. I definitely recommend the Carbon x 2 nonetheless for training predominantly and long distance runs. Also because of the design of the shoe, heel strikers will love the momentum and support they'll get from these shoes, they almost ask to be ran that way even if you're not a heel striker.
@@innesdunbar No worries mate! Just an aside but if you can get hold of the Evo Carbon Rocket which might no longer be available, they're fantastic for speed work. They're short distance 10k/6mi shoes for me, 10mi max at a push. They're fantastic shoes and a cheaper alternative obviously than the Rocket x
Great review. I have the Rocket X and really like that, whereas my wife has the carbon X so I cant really compare. Might try the carbon X-2 out this year.
The problem with the "how to choose" section is that I love both the Clifton (for winter) and the Rincon (for summer) 🤓. I think I'm leaning towards the lighter of the two (Rocket x) for my next marathon. I ran Boston in the Rincon (should have used my Carbon X) for comfort.
Clifton 3 was the first & only shoe i ever bought from Hoka One One . It is hard to get this Brand in my country. Most of the shoes selling here is generally more expensive than other brand . Carbon X 2 is tempting .
I love both those shoes, I’ve never owned a hoka shoe but as soon as my current ones fade off I will be getting a hoka, just don’t know which one for every day training
It would interesting to see a comparison between Brooks HE2 and the CX2 being both heavier and though more stable “racers”, which is what I would look for when running over 3hs. I git the Rocket-X and love them, but wouldn’t go further than a HM. Cheers
great video. just came across it there. which shoe would ya say be more stable and firmer underfoot. have an stress fracture and that firmer side. thanks
Still a bit put-off on the Hoka carbon shoes after he Carbon X 1. I just found it too stiff and firm for my running gait as compared to all the other carbon shoes I have purchased (VF 4% FK, Next %, Alphafly, Endorphin Pro, RC, TC). Note that I am a mid/rear foot striker. It does seem like these versions have soften up the midsole and increased the carbon plate feel, so I might try again. But there are so many options now that it isn't a priority. Also, if you need more stability, these shoes are good options. Might work better for forefoot strikers?
The carbon X was a bit confusing to me, and it took me a while to figure out that Hoka seems to be intending for a different category of carbon experience. That being said, I really like the improvements of the x2 over the X
Michael I've noticed that when you're really getting into your stride and onto your toes, you tend to overstride a bit, landing in front of your knee rather than directly under it, this causes braking forces and excessive loads on your knees, just thought I'd let you know
That’s an interesting observation. I’ve been noticing how my foot seems to get thrown a bit haphazardly in front when I’m trying to move quickly. But I haven’t thought about forward location.
Having both shoes the Rocket X is the best shoe for me since the Carbon X2 is much to stiff. In addition the X2 weighs more. Rocket X is more comfortable and more "bouncy".
I love the Rincon and the Carbon X, the Clifton is too squishy for me and so is the Rocket X (but just a bit). Would love to see the Rocket X with a firmer midsole and a 'more carbon fiber feeling' as in the Carbon X
You mention the Rocket X is snug - over here in UK, I wear 8.5 in HOKA which is US 9, which is also your size? I've had/have Cliftons, Rincons, and other HOKAs in that size, but find the Rocket X noticeably shorter. Like by an inch. It does fit me width wise. Do you think they are meant to fit that close to the toes? I have wide rather than long feet too. Thanks!
I have not run in either, but I picture a simple flow chart that says “do you heel strike? Yes-> carbon x2. No->rocket x”. That huge heel in the carbon x2 just turns me off since I’m more of a midfoot to forefoot striker.
Any thoughts on how the Rocket X compares to the previous Carbon Rocket? I have had two pairs of that last gen shoe and like them. Just ran a 100 miler in them.
Questions for the people! : Half marathon race this weekend (live in New Zealand so no lockdown atm) with 352m ascent over the race. Shoes options are Rocket X or Endorphin Speed for the day. I love them both and can’t decide. Any advice?
nice review, great work as always, really correct. In my opinion the rocket x is better for shorter fast session, while the carbon x for long run at marathon pace. you said that the carbon x 2, you wouldn't use it for racing, now the big question, do you think Jim Walmsley would have beaten the world record in a vaporfly? I am sorry for hoka that is a great brand and i love their shoes, but the question i think it is worth to ask :)
Supprise not to have seen this comparison before. Didn't look much into it, but didn't really get the difference with each shoe. Also what's with the toesy running at 5:40?
Thank you for the nice compare! But, I think you're one of few who would prefer Carbon X 2 rather than Rocket X, just because that the feeling is very similar and if Rocket X is 1oz lighter, why than go for Carbon X 2? :) I think HOKA marked Carbon X 2 as the shoe for long distances meaning more than marathon, like 50M or ultra-marathons etc. and Rocket X for shorter distances up to marathon. I'm thinking to buy one of them, but still not decided. I had Carbon X 1 and was great but a bit stiff for me, but used them once on half-marathon race and did my PB :) So I have a dilemma now what to choose to try :), Now I "fell in love" with Saucony Endorphin Speed and Pro. So now I would take Pro for a race in half-marathon or marathon. But maybe to get into my rotation with Endorphin Speed not sure what would be better if Rocket X or Carbon X 2. All the Best!
@@kofuzi I would say I'm trying to find something comparable with Endorphin Speed to have another pair with similar characteristics. Maybe new brand model Saucony Freedom 4? or Mach 4 coming up? Endorphin Pro is great, but I have them preferably for races, TT. But I'm trying to find an alternative for more speed trainings, interval workouts or longer tempo runs, i.e. all those longer runs with speed control. I'm just about to buy Novablast and maybe firstly try them to see if can be good alternative to Endorphin Speed. Thanks.
@Kofuzi, do you think the X2 is a good running shoe for someone who’s is running for 4 months and will improve his running? I’m currently running on the Pegasus 37, but would like to have another shoe in my rotation.
@kofuzi I have a query on sizing Hoka US 9 is UK 8.5 , whereas say for Nike US 9 is UK 8 so wanted to know should I go basis US sizing or UK sizing 🤔 any reference shoe from Saucony, adidas or Nike that you can give for sizing
I actually find it useful to go for the JP sizing because it actually are the millimeter measurements of the shoe sizes. Eg: 8.5uk/9us in Hoka, 8uk/9us in Nike are both in JP 270 (270mm). So aside from the US sizing, you can look for the JP size
I’ve ran in the Rocket 🚀 X today, I feel it’s a good long run trainer. I don’t feel you get much propulsion from the plate, but turnover is smooth and you can lock in a pace. However, I’d still race in a Vapourfly ( HM) or Alphafly (M) as I think they give you more speed. So the Rocket falls into a decent training shoe option for me.
The rocket x comes into it’s own when going up hills, you’ll suddenly feel the carbon plate assisting you up the hill. I agree you don’t feel it on the flat ground, with only the rocker to carry you through.
@@seligseligabc123 yes, it’s a nice shoe and I enjoy running in it. Just think for races (when we can race) a few better options out there. It’s definitely the quietist shoe around.
i don't really see it as the either/or that you've presented in your question. i would not say that the carbon is similar to the Next % but i also would not agree that Nike is in a league of its own. not anymore, anyway
Did you feel that the carbon plate in the Carbon X2 ended Enright under the ball of the foot and gave the impression that something was wrong with the insole ?
I hadn't yet reviewed the Mach 4 at the time this video was made (and it may not have even been available for purchase yet), but the Carbon X2 and Mach 4 would make a very good combo. Train in one, race in the other.
Hey - that's me waving at you at 0.54. Was great to see you!!
0:54 lol
Oh my small world. lol
You looked happy!! I would have been happy too!!!
Awesome. Haha
nice run form
Hoka probably loving how you described the CX2 as the Clifton Pro and the RX as the Rincon Elite. Should be paying you for their marketing. Great video!
It took me a while to figure it out, but once it did, it felt very common sense. I hope it resonates with people
@@kofuzi That part made this one of the best reviews I've seen in a while. It's kind of what walmsley and andy were saying about the shoes in a roundabout way, but rincon and clifton really sums it up nicely.
@@kofuzi that's excellent, thanks man. I'm a huge Rincon fan, not at all a Clifton fan.
This is the showdown we’ve been waiting for!
Thank you.
I hope you enjoy!
"Both of these shoes don't have a pull tab."
Jamison Michael: *seethes in anger*
Great video, I like how you actually pick your winner and don't go with the vague "well, it depends" quote.
I have done that before, but I try not to anymore
@@kofuzi Yay! :D
The comparison to both the Rincon and the Clifton is very helpful, thx!
This is the best shoe comparison video I’ve ever seen! Thank you for this!!!
thanks for watching!
The way you describe the feeling running on these shoes gives me a better making choice. Thanks Kofuzi!
glad it was helpful!
Love this comparison. Especially the way you’ve compared them using the Clifton and the Rincon. That makes sense to me. I’m a massive Clifton fan and now understand which way to go. Thanks.
That's odd. The Rincon was way too narrow for me. Tried on the Rocket X in the same size and it was more comfortable and spacious (especially wider) in the toebox. Lots of different foot shapes out there I guess 😊
I agree with you that the Carbon x2 being a marathon shoe....
I love the rocket x for the half marathon all the way to the mile.
Comparing these shoes to the Clifton and Rincon was a stroke of genius! Thanks for that.
Thanks for this video. You answered the question that i needed answering. Carbon X it is for me. Great video and thanks again.
Thank you for this review! Love the intro and outros!!
Thanks for watching!
Very interesting analysis. I was still having trouble deciding which one is best for me but chalking it up as a “Clifton pro” vs “Rincon elite” really settled it. I’m a Clifton guy all the way.
always nice to see your new video. thanks Kao
I am a “non-elite” runner and you have convinced me on the Carbon X 2. Thank you for this excellent vlog. I have just got the Mach 4 and I think that is an ideal training partner for the Carbon X 2.
hi, which would you recommend for a more fast shoe between the carbon x 2 and mach 4
Carbon X 2 v Endorphin Speed, I would love to hear your thoughts and comparisons. I have to say I love your channel, thank you.
Great video and answered my exact question with the Clifton/Rincon link! I really would like to treat myself to a marathon race day shoe and currently have a Clifton 7 so think the Carbon X2 is top of the list!
I hope you enjoy!
Definitely agree with your choice. I went for a 11mile run the other day in my Carbon X2s and they were so much fun and enjoyed the “cruise control” mode. :)
i feel like a few years ago, anything under 10 oz was considered light for marathon racing. now we're splitting hairs between 7 vs 8 oz. amazing lol.
overall, I hear what you're saying, and I agree that things are getting heavy. But I think it's helpful to remember though that Nike's marathon racer not that long ago was the Zoom Streak (now pretty much only used by 5k racers) and Adidas runners were using the Adios.
I'll take the weight over racing a full road marathon in either of those.
I still haven´t tried any carbon plated shoe, but is something in my wish list. Having tried the Rincon, the Rocket X seems the choice for me but also appealing the Carbon X 2 in the aesthetics.
Thank you for this video sir for a beginner like me it is helpful and very informative.
Woah the ending was surprising because I thought you were going with the 🚀
I think it’ll the Rocket X had more carbon feel to it, I’d like it more
I run in both, and for me the Carbon X2 is good, but the Rocket is great!
I'm waay too slow for a "race-day shoe", but the Rocket just works better than any other shoe for me. It's my do-everything shoe.
A bit narrow though.
OMG, I about to considering which one to buy. Then your video pops up.
Great insight Mike!! I have been debating which would be better for me. I have never owned a carbon plated shoe and i have ran many miles in the Clifton. Looking to get a racing shoe this spring. Thanks!!
I hope you enjoy!
What about the endorphin pro vs the Carbon X2?
Agree! Love the Carbon X2!!
Now I want a pair of Carbon X 2, but the Rocket X looks so good......
Buy both. You've already presented two perfectly valid reasons for buying them 😅
@@PhilippBorn Don't encourage me!
I own both haha 😅😂. They're both fantastic shoes but I must say I haven't fully experienced what my Rocket x are capable of just yet. I have used my Carbon x 2 a handful of times and they're a really interesting shoe and I mostly use them for training. I ran a half marathon in them not long ago and I must say I wish I'd worn my Rocket x instead as I couldn't get out of cruise control in these shoes which they're brilliant for. I tried finding another gear and couldn't sustain faster miles in them as they're on the heavier side. I can imagine they're great for marathon and ultra marathon distances. I definitely recommend the Carbon x 2 nonetheless for training predominantly and long distance runs. Also because of the design of the shoe, heel strikers will love the momentum and support they'll get from these shoes, they almost ask to be ran that way even if you're not a heel striker.
@@prime20687 Thanks for that. I think based on that I would like the Rocket X for some speed work.
@@innesdunbar No worries mate! Just an aside but if you can get hold of the Evo Carbon Rocket which might no longer be available, they're fantastic for speed work. They're short distance 10k/6mi shoes for me, 10mi max at a push. They're fantastic shoes and a cheaper alternative obviously than the Rocket x
Great review. I have the Rocket X and really like that, whereas my wife has the carbon X so I cant really compare. Might try the carbon X-2 out this year.
Thanks for watching!
completely unrelated question but do you have a video on marathon fueling and hydration?
Any plans to test the Mach 4? Keep up the good work - great videos
The problem with the "how to choose" section is that I love both the Clifton (for winter) and the Rincon (for summer) 🤓. I think I'm leaning towards the lighter of the two (Rocket x) for my next marathon. I ran Boston in the Rincon (should have used my Carbon X) for comfort.
Clifton 3 was the first & only shoe i ever bought from Hoka One One . It is hard to get this Brand in my country. Most of the shoes selling here is generally more expensive than other brand . Carbon X 2 is tempting .
I love both those shoes, I’ve never owned a hoka shoe but as soon as my current ones fade off I will be getting a hoka, just don’t know which one for every day training
It would interesting to see a comparison between Brooks HE2 and the CX2 being both heavier and though more stable “racers”, which is what I would look for when running over 3hs. I git the Rocket-X and love them, but wouldn’t go further than a HM. Cheers
great video. just came across it there. which shoe would ya say be more stable and firmer underfoot. have an stress fracture and that firmer side. thanks
The Carbon X2 reminds me more of the Mach 4 than the Clifton. Even the outsole and heel flare look identical!
Still a bit put-off on the Hoka carbon shoes after he Carbon X 1. I just found it too stiff and firm for my running gait as compared to all the other carbon shoes I have purchased (VF 4% FK, Next %, Alphafly, Endorphin Pro, RC, TC). Note that I am a mid/rear foot striker. It does seem like these versions have soften up the midsole and increased the carbon plate feel, so I might try again. But there are so many options now that it isn't a priority. Also, if you need more stability, these shoes are good options. Might work better for forefoot strikers?
The carbon X was a bit confusing to me, and it took me a while to figure out that Hoka seems to be intending for a different category of carbon experience. That being said, I really like the improvements of the x2 over the X
Michael I've noticed that when you're really getting into your stride and onto your toes, you tend to overstride a bit, landing in front of your knee rather than directly under it, this causes braking forces and excessive loads on your knees, just thought I'd let you know
I need to send you a video of my running
@@ra0333 you could probably email it to me or something
That’s an interesting observation. I’ve been noticing how my foot seems to get thrown a bit haphazardly in front when I’m trying to move quickly. But I haven’t thought about forward location.
@@kofuzi generally it doesn't bother people too much but considering your history with knee injury it might be something you should work on improving
Having both shoes the Rocket X is the best shoe for me since the Carbon X2 is much to stiff. In addition the X2 weighs more. Rocket X is more comfortable and more "bouncy".
You do Great videos. Very Well explained . Where do you live? I see on your videos sunny data and snow days.
I love the Rincon and the Carbon X, the Clifton is too squishy for me and so is the Rocket X (but just a bit). Would love to see the Rocket X with a firmer midsole and a 'more carbon fiber feeling' as in the Carbon X
You’re describing the Carbon Rocket
You mention the Rocket X is snug - over here in UK, I wear 8.5 in HOKA which is US 9, which is also your size? I've had/have Cliftons, Rincons, and other HOKAs in that size, but find the Rocket X noticeably shorter. Like by an inch. It does fit me width wise. Do you think they are meant to fit that close to the toes? I have wide rather than long feet too. Thanks!
If I had alot of money, I would love to try out all the many different shoes out there!
We all would. I’d have a closet just for shoes
would endorphin speed or carbon x 2 be a better shoe for marathon training and race? or should i wait for mach 4? only have room for one shoe.
I have not run in either, but I picture a simple flow chart that says “do you heel strike? Yes-> carbon x2. No->rocket x”. That huge heel in the carbon x2 just turns me off since I’m more of a midfoot to forefoot striker.
That’s how some people are looking at it, but they do feel very different from each other, vestigial heel notwithstanding
@@kofuzi I complete understand. Nice comparison!
Any thoughts on how the Rocket X compares to the previous Carbon Rocket? I have had two pairs of that last gen shoe and like them. Just ran a 100 miler in them.
Questions for the people! :
Half marathon race this weekend (live in New Zealand so no lockdown atm) with 352m ascent over the race.
Shoes options are Rocket X or Endorphin Speed for the day. I love them both and can’t decide. Any advice?
Rocket x
I like the name of Rincon Elite and Clifton Pro even better than Rocket X and Carbon X2.
nice review, great work as always, really correct. In my opinion the rocket x is better for shorter fast session, while the carbon x for long run at marathon pace. you said that the carbon x 2, you wouldn't use it for racing, now the big question, do you think Jim Walmsley would have beaten the world record in a vaporfly? I am sorry for hoka that is a great brand and i love their shoes, but the question i think it is worth to ask :)
Supprise not to have seen this comparison before. Didn't look much into it, but didn't really get the difference with each shoe. Also what's with the toesy running at 5:40?
I run funny
You had me at Clifton haha
Thank you for the nice compare! But, I think you're one of few who would prefer Carbon X 2 rather than Rocket X, just because that the feeling is very similar and if Rocket X is 1oz lighter, why than go for Carbon X 2? :) I think HOKA marked Carbon X 2 as the shoe for long distances meaning more than marathon, like 50M or ultra-marathons etc. and Rocket X for shorter distances up to marathon. I'm thinking to buy one of them, but still not decided. I had Carbon X 1 and was great but a bit stiff for me, but used them once on half-marathon race and did my PB :) So I have a dilemma now what to choose to try :), Now I "fell in love" with Saucony Endorphin Speed and Pro. So now I would take Pro for a race in half-marathon or marathon. But maybe to get into my rotation with Endorphin Speed not sure what would be better if Rocket X or Carbon X 2. All the Best!
If you love the endorphin pro, I do think you’re going to prefer the x2. But the weight may be an issue for you
@@kofuzi I would say I'm trying to find something comparable with Endorphin Speed to have another pair with similar characteristics. Maybe new brand model Saucony Freedom 4? or Mach 4 coming up? Endorphin Pro is great, but I have them preferably for races, TT. But I'm trying to find an alternative for more speed trainings, interval workouts or longer tempo runs, i.e. all those longer runs with speed control. I'm just about to buy Novablast and maybe firstly try them to see if can be good alternative to Endorphin Speed. Thanks.
Now would u place the Carbon X2 for a marathon over the Nike Vaporfly Next Percent 2’s ?
Could you also put the weight in grams on screen there? :D
Did the guy at 0:56 recognize you? 😅
clifton+rincon + rocket x= all you need
This is a really helpful video, thank you! #TeamRincon
@Kofuzi, do you think the X2 is a good running shoe for someone who’s is running for 4 months and will improve his running? I’m currently running on the Pegasus 37, but would like to have another shoe in my rotation.
I think getting a second shoe would be a good idea. I think the X2 would be a good pairing.
If you love your pegs, I might also consider the Turbo 2
@@kofuzi thank you! The options are getting harder and harder... X2, cloudflow or Turbo 2 🤔😁
@kofuzi I have a query on sizing Hoka US 9 is UK 8.5 , whereas say for Nike US 9 is UK 8 so wanted to know should I go basis US sizing or UK sizing 🤔 any reference shoe from Saucony, adidas or Nike that you can give for sizing
I actually find it useful to go for the JP sizing because it actually are the millimeter measurements of the shoe sizes. Eg: 8.5uk/9us in Hoka, 8uk/9us in Nike are both in JP 270 (270mm). So aside from the US sizing, you can look for the JP size
Can’t wait
Yo!
Can i use rocket for long run?
yes. preferably a long run with some faster paces, but yes
I’ve ran in the Rocket 🚀 X today, I feel it’s a good long run trainer. I don’t feel you get much propulsion from the plate, but turnover is smooth and you can lock in a pace. However, I’d still race in a Vapourfly ( HM) or Alphafly (M) as I think they give you more speed. So the Rocket falls into a decent training shoe option for me.
For people who like Nike carbon, the Rocket X will feel like there’s a little something missing
The rocket x comes into it’s own when going up hills, you’ll suddenly feel the carbon plate assisting you up the hill. I agree you don’t feel it on the flat ground, with only the rocker to carry you through.
@@seligseligabc123 yes, it’s a nice shoe and I enjoy running in it. Just think for races (when we can race) a few better options out there. It’s definitely the quietist shoe around.
What would you suggest for 230 lb runner 10k or less
Endorphine pro vs carbon x2
What shoes do you prefer for race?
Please let me know your suggest. Thanks bro
Pro
Would you say the carbon springiness in the Carbon X2 is comparable to the NEXT% or is Nike still in a league of its own vis a vis carbon plate shoes?
i don't really see it as the either/or that you've presented in your question.
i would not say that the carbon is similar to the Next %
but i also would not agree that Nike is in a league of its own. not anymore, anyway
@@kofuzi Thanks.
Can you please say or update on the screen metric units? Like weight
I generally don’t convert the weights for some reason, but it’s something I’ll try to do from now on.
is rocket x better than nb fuelcell tc?
What would be a good race day shoe is I run in the Bondi 7?
I’d look at the X2
How about your preference endorphin pro vs hoka x 2?
Thanks
Pro
The carbon X could loose some some weight by loosing that protruding heal. I see no point in it, unless you heal strike.
Now we're talking
Yo
You should just cut the heal foam off your shoes bc that heal has never seen the ground hahaha
Did you get the same size for both of them?
yes
Which of these would you recommend for someone running up to 10k? I don’t do long races
Rocket x
Did you feel that the carbon plate in the Carbon X2 ended Enright under the ball of the foot and gave the impression that something was wrong with the insole ?
Is carbon x for overpronated shoes or a sstabilized shoe?
it has a wider base, which helps. but it is a neutral shoe.
@@kofuzi so rocket x is also a neutral shoe?
Nice review, now I want them both :) #tonyjamesrunning
Carbon x2 or Mach 4? 😂🤣
I hadn't yet reviewed the Mach 4 at the time this video was made (and it may not have even been available for purchase yet), but the Carbon X2 and Mach 4 would make a very good combo. Train in one, race in the other.
@@kofuzi I purchased Mach4 in the end, it’s time for me to make a decision 😂 thanks very much for your input and happy running!
Rincon is better than both of them
#Verzuz