1- Pureboost 2017/2018 2- Ultraboost 4.0 3- Nike Invincible Run2 ZoomX 4- Adidas NMD "chinesse year" 2018 5- NB Fresh Foam 1080 (10 - 11) 6- Adidas ultraboost 21 7- Asics Novablast 2 8- Nike React Flyknit Infinity Run2 9- Asics Kinsei OG 7 10- NB Bodega 21 I take out all running especial shoes tech like Vapormax, Adios, Fuellcell. And i havent had Hoka or Brooks in my live . I also has Saucony but the super mesa broke so easily in 2 different models that i can not recomended instead were very confortable
Thank you so much. I work in a repackaging facility and I stand either at an assembly line or near one all shift. So it's good to know what shoes are out there for complete comfort 👍
The ultraboost 21s may not have that immediate softness (though it is crazy soft) but it's the support it gives that makes it the absolute best. I don't even hesitate to pick them over anything else anymore.
Ultraboost 20s/21s feel like the back 5mm of my heel is 10x more pressure than the rest of the shoe. like i'm standing on the edge of a piece of plywood
I'm going to tell you this is the best and most productive shoe video I've seen in years. You don't get into all these crazy personal experiences and going to weird tangents. You talk about the shoe you tell the pros and cons you show the squishiness and you move on to the next shoe. Your taste and style is extremely similar to mine. I work in the furniture business and I'm always on my feet walking around and standing up. This was the most informative and yet stylish video and I will certainly take in consideration your recommendations. I have the socrony endorphin and I love it. I also have a new balance Hyperion and I love that as well. I also got the Skechers razor 3 racer and I love that. I now am wearing Skechers hyper burst and they're pretty good too. My mistake was buying the vapor fly next percent that the professional marathon runners wear it has a carbon fiber plate in it, and spent I $350. My ankle feels like they're going to roll and just break at any movement and I hate the carbon plate. However the carbon plate definitely helps me when I walk fast at night it's always pushing my leg forward there's no doubt about it all these world records and distance running and track and field are being broken because these shoes absolutely make a difference with carbon plate. They accelerate your foot unnaturally and move your ankle and knee forward reducing many times by 4% in distance running. However not good for standing and walking short distances for long periods of time.
I'm surprised that nobody is mentioning Asics' Gel series. Ultraboosts have been the most comfortable for me for years, but I got a pair of Gel-Lyte Vs recently and they are hands-downs the most comfortable shoes that I have. Standing or walking in those for long periods of time is super comfortable.
And , unfortunately the durability of these shoes is just not there , i don't know about the others and what do they do / work , but im on foot all day , Rebel's 2 are nice and responsive at first , not just "full squishiness" , felt great but after a month...they're practically dead and feel like 25€ replicas. 150€ every month is quite steep , at least for me.
I’m a pro DJ myself and wear black ultra boosts- they are great and stable, and the only one in this lineup I know of to have an all-black option, which is important for those of us in the bar/Event services industry.
I though my UltraBoost was comfortable until I bought the Invincible zoomx. The Inv zoomx was so comfortble and it feels like it's pushing me up to walk more every step. Now I gotta try me a 1080 and Hoka.
Sometimes the more squishy the shoe is, the more tired and achy my feet get because I'm feeling the floor more than a shoe that gives a little response back.
I've been in a quest for the most comfiest shoe for the longest and most recently, ventured into the ZX 2K & Ultraboost 20 thanks to this channel. Although the ZK 2K is the squishiest, I feel like my tiny stabilizing muscles in my legs are working harder to keep my balance and I end up having sore calves at the end of the day. The Ultraboost 20 is hitting the sweet spot for me when it comes to not just comfort but style as well. I'm finally retiring my RealFlexes but still keeping my Cole Haans.
@@crlmac10 I wore a pair of Ultraboost 19's a couple of years ago to Disneyland and ended up changing my shoes halfway through the day. My feet were hurting standing in lines and walking around. Switched to a pair of Under Armour Hovr Infinite and no pain. Last month, I went to Disneyland and wore a pair of Asics Gel-Lyte XXX, my feet felt great. The Asics Gel-Lyte XXX is a modern take on the old school Gel-Lyte III. The squishiest shoes always tend to bottom out for me.
I always thought the “soft and squishy” was what I needed but ended up with the new balance 990v5 and that ended up being the most comfortable for me for those long days on foot. Very stylish as well.
@@yewtewb3628 I’ve gotten it both ways I think it depends on weight and build at the end of the day. Heavier bodies can get away with more “soft and squishy”
I agree. Been wearing a pair of v4s heavily for 2 years and they're still more comfortable than any other "comfort" sneaker I own. Debating if I should try the 992 or 990v5 now
I have a lot of nerve damage in my feet. Pain in my feet I deal with everyday. This video got me to buy a pair of Nike Invincible. What a great pair of shoes. They help with the pain when I walk everyday. Softest shoes I have ever owned. Thanks for the video/info on the shoes. Wish they would make insoles of the zoom x rubber to put in other shoes.
After through research and watching videos i finally bought these shoes nike zoom x invincible and I'm really impressed with them they're extremely comfortable worth the money anyone who wants to buy comfortable pair of shoes you won't be disappointed hands down!
Hey thanks for making this video! Got myself the New Balance 1080v11 as I found it more comfortable for standing/running, better than Nike ZoomX Invisible Run especially in taking a turn while running, had heel slippage only when I made a turn wearing Nike else it’s way more comfortable/cushiony than New Balance 1080v11
Spot on with the health care field! Literally wear Ultraboosts for work (when appropriate) and it has saved my back, knees, and feet. It's completely different from being able to move freely or run. If you stand 8-10hrs a day for lab work, it can take such an extreme toll especially since I do enjoy my sports and feel fatigued far sooner than in the past when I wasn't wearing something that was comfortable. If only the Nike's came in all black! Really want to try those as my daily driver shoe and have the Ultraboosts for work since I tend to daily my work shoe and that just wears them out faster lol
@@timzusa not really. I am wearing a slightly older model that came in all black. I wanna say 3.0? Unsure, been a while and I threw out the box. I have the same wide feet as Hes and found these to be really good as a size 9.5.
You'd be surprised about the current work boots. They look heavy and chunky, but a lot of them use this really bouncy plush foam in their midsoles! Light years better than they used to be! Have a look at Redback Boots.
I am convinced that running shoes were designed for running with the aim of propelling your body forwards using the bounce when you're landing on one foot. That's not necessarily the tech that would make a good standing shoe. Cushiony may feel comfortable but you'll always have a cushion between you and the ground, which could weaken the muscles in your feet and legs. So it's probably a good idea to find a compromise between cushioning and support and avoid the extremely squishy ones unless you're on the heavier side.
I just tried a pair of Hoka Clifton’s and the heel height was too high for me and after standing in them for 3 hours, my back and legs hurt. Yes, most of the cushion is in the heel to hold up to the weight and impact when you run but standing…not for me. The felt great to wear (not too tight and no pinching)and were so light though!
Thank you for this video. They call us "industrial athletes" at my job. Haha. We stand for 8+ hours at a time on cherry/stock pickers and reach lifts in a warehouse setting. I decided to go with the Pegasus 38 with FlyEase, hopefully they help my feet feel better. Shout out to everyone standing all day at your job!
I work as a physician on ER, Pureboost lover here! Even more comfortable than the Ultraboost! Adidas needs to figure out how to put the boost midsole in a wide variety of casual shoes
My job is running around in a parking lot 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. I walk the equivalent of 7-9 miles a day which is equivalent to 20-23 thousand steps a day. Which of these shoes would you recommend to me? I need a shoe that can take a lot of abuse and at the same time can be really soft and squishy, because I'm on my feet all day. Any advice would be appreciated.
Barber here. Always looking for comfortable sneakers that look good. I currently switch between ultra boosts 20s and a couple presto reacts. I know you don’t like them but certain color waves are actually work very well. Ii’ve also rocked some react element 55s. The adidas inikis were actually really good and probably looked the best. I work on a mat and still my feet hurt after a long day. These sneakers have worked the best so far. I’m always looking for comfort and style. I’ve tried tons of other options but still havent found a go to. I wish they designed something for barbers in mind
As a medical provider, I’m on my feet a lot. Often wear 1080v10, sometimes Clifton 7/Ultraboost. Hoping to try on the Invincible Runs at some point, but will probably go with the Rebel V2 for now, price point is more appealing and like how lightweight they are. I am interested in knowing more about the Novablast 2 and Fresh Foam More V3 though. I’ve read great things but am curious about the casual perspective. Great video as always, thank you for sharing your insight and perspective, truly one of my favorite channels!
My feet are VERY different when it comes to the Invincible ZoomX: on the move they are amazing, but as soon as I stand still...I don't. My legs start wobbling like I'm trying to balance on a pool of jell-o. Really disappointed as they do feel amazingly soft on the move. But with foam tech like React, Boost, Fuel Cell, Fresh Foam X, PwrRun+ etc, great alternatives are easily found.
I work in retail and walk 12,000+ steps every 8 hour shift, and found that the vans pro skate shoes, also just called SKATE, are a nice balance of soft and stable. They aren't too soft or too firm, and have pretty good support. Since they're made for skateboarding, they have good shock absorption, and they are super durable. I sat around all day before getting this job, and have foot problems. I think my feet would have been miserable if I didn't get those Vans ahead of time. Plus, they look good. So many shoes for standing and walking are just plain ugly.
It really is true what works for one person doesn’t necessarily work for another. I bought the ultraboost 21 on huge discount and I do not like them but I love the Bondi SR shoes.
I tried the 1080s and honestly idk what everyone was talking about. They weren’t that comfy for me. They weren’t bad at all but nothing spectacular either. I think my Vomero 14 (which hardly ever get talked about) were WAY more comfy. Another shoe I’d throw in is the Nike React Miler. These can be had for a steal and are super comfy. Great vid tho Hes, as always top notch
@@leo2832 they're chunky but still gotta go 1/2 size up. The midsole is shared amongst many various designs/colourways... Lots to choose from... All comfortable
I’m 300 pounds I have knee problems which would you recommend hoka Bondi 8 or OR HOOKA 4 GAVIOTA OR BROOKS HYPERION ELITE 2? For cushion support and stability
@@joeblanco6188 taking a wrong step happened yesterday to me in a store. Lol. Someone walked out of an aisle suddenly and I lost balance for a bit while I was trying to change direction quickly😂 definitely can’t play basketball in the Ultraboost 3.0 lol
The UB21 is more firm and when standing still in line in disneyworld it was perfect imo! Sometimes too soft is tough especially with carbon fiber plates
I work nights at a warehouse and been trying to find the perfect shoe. The shoes that I've been using for the last year and half are thre nike renew and they are good, but I'm looking for a different type of shoe.
Great review absolutely been spoiled with the invincible and as a sneaker head it’s really tough now to put another shoe on due to the feel of the invincible and I feel myself comparing the invincible to all my other shoes, I’m on my third pair now of invincible
UB's are my go-to when I have to stand/walk around all day. But I may have to give those Fuel Cell Rebels a try! Hopefully, I can try them in-store here in Manila! 🤞🏼
Hoka Bondi/or Clifton aren't only good as running shoes but also for anyone who works/walks a lot in work. Great on hard floor and carpets also has fair amount of grip on damp/wet surface.
I work as a receipt checker/entrance doorman at costco so im standing completely still a good 2-3 hours in between breaks and for my feet as a wide footer, ive found the flatter the sole the better. But with a cushion insert of some sort. like boots or high top sneakers with a Dr scholls insert. But for something more stylish but I'm still standing for long hours, the Nike Air Max 90's,Jordan 1's,Reebok Classics,and Reebok Aztrek 96 are in my rotation . I've tried ultra boost and Nike zoom flys but the squishy foam of these lightweight running shoes had me constantly rebalancing myself.
My two favorite squoshy sneakers are a pair of Nike 360's with blown pods and a pair of Mike Vapor Max with blown back pods. (the front pods are still good so I don't know how they would feel with the front pods blown. Both of them feel a bit "strange" for the first five minutes or so of wearing them, but then feel perfectly OK and very comfy. I'm serious about this, they really are comfortable. I don't have any of the ones you mention except a well worn pair of Adidas Boosts, which I agree are quite comfortable. I buy almost all my sneakers well used and cheap, that I can afford. so that influences my choice.
I came to this video for recommendations on a new squishy shoe and it turns out my current daily drivers are the number one shoe on his list. You can regularly find the Invincibles at the Nike outlet for close to half price sometimes. I have three pairs and I've never felt anything like them. And it has a surprisingly grippy sole for some light hiking and trail walking with the mini cleats as I call them.
Bought the Hoka Clifton 8 when I saw it on one of your previous videos. Super happy! Gonna have to check out that Nike, definitely would love to see a comparison of those with the new balance! Thanks for your videos!
@@troymoviemadness7130 Like I mentioned Hoka Bondis have worked for me. They have them for men (Hoka Bondi 7). But also New Balance Fresh Foam 1080v11.
You missed some brands that are known for making super comfortable editions. Hoka One One the Bondis are used by Ultramarathon atheletes because of the extra cushioning and performance they provide, Asics Gel Nimbus is a really comfortable shoe maybe not as squishy but the gels provide excellent support and where are the Cloud ON and Brooks shoes? I personally haven't tried the Nike Invincible X but I have ordered a pair and will finally get to try them next week. I use my sneakers predominantly for running but I also play basketball so I pretty much need everything from what I've heard the New Balance 1080v2s and Nike Invincible Zoom X have been rated for recovery easy pace running shoes so you looks like your feeling was right.
Just got me a pair of the new balance 1070 v10 and I love them. Thanks for the recommendation Hes. Just ordered the fuelcell rebel V2 and fuelcell propel v2. Can’t wait to try them too
Most comfortable I had was Reebok with springy circles at the bottom of the shoe. It was like walking on a cloud, but they don’t make anymore. More comfortable than new foam from Addidas.
Omg I think I know which ones ur talking about ... so comfortable I got em as a gift in 2013 I believe and tried to find them again and could not .. very disappointed
Brooks Glycerine are pretty good like a smaller Clifton. The Crocs Literide are pretty comfy on a hot day. The sandals or their normal looking non clog type.
i don't know if anyone can answer me on here but i have juvenile arthritis (inflammation )and i have a job in telecom so cellphone boy, obviously i'm standing most of the time, which one would you recommend off this list or should i just ebay the zoom pegasus turbo 1 - 2 or just go for the # 1 on the list?
On a different note: We all need to wear shoes other than sneakers some times...for business or whatever. For those who need loafers, oxfords, business shoes, but want the same experience as with sneakers, the brand called Mephisto make non-sneaker shoes with their own cushioning system. Derby's, Loafers, even mokassins have the 'soft-air' shock absorber in the heel and what they call 'air-flex' or 'air-relax' in the mid sole. Mephisto are all hand-made in France with super high quality leathers and all natural materials. The cushioning system is latex based as far as i know. For nurses, they have the classic from the 80's the 'Match' which they made in white. It was always a nursing classic. Its known as the 'Rolls-Royce of walking shoes'. Its great for medical pros because its soft but not too soft. @1:53
just copped a pair of brooks glycerin 19s and I think We have a new winner. Super light n very comfortable. Black w green accents n yellow laces look like 🤮 in picture but in person 👍
I just bought the Adidas ZX 2K boost ninja edition at the Adidas outlets for only 65 bucks out the door and the retail price was $150 what is steel always go to the outlets so comfortable
Pegasus Turbo are too narrow. For standing I go with Nike React Element 55 or 87, but still kind of narrow. I prefer Ultra boost and Epic React flyknit, however Epic reacts are lighter, ultraboost tend to weight on you after a few hours.. Just my thoughts
You should try the ON Shoes, better and more comfortable than all these comercial brands, I was in love of the ultra boost but once I tried ON, I can’t use other shoes anymore
It’s not weird. A lot of jobs require to stand for 10-12 hours a day so it’s useful
Maybe in the US that's normal
@@pranav.krishnan a lot of countries give cashiers seats actually I believe
@@jdeezy23z yeah they do in my country in the Netherlands
For chefs, they are probably not allowed to wear these for safety reasons. But for waiters and waitresses and medical workers etc, these are God sent.
@@pranav.krishnan yeah but they have breaks and don't work for 10-12 hours like what's "normal" in the US 💀
1- Pureboost 2017/2018
2- Ultraboost 4.0
3- Nike Invincible Run2 ZoomX
4- Adidas NMD "chinesse year" 2018
5- NB Fresh Foam 1080 (10 - 11)
6- Adidas ultraboost 21
7- Asics Novablast 2
8- Nike React Flyknit Infinity Run2
9- Asics Kinsei OG 7
10- NB Bodega 21
I take out all running especial shoes tech like Vapormax, Adios, Fuellcell. And i havent had Hoka or Brooks in my live . I also has Saucony but the super mesa broke so easily in 2 different models that i can not recomended instead were very confortable
Shout out to all
The everyday folks
Who have jobs whether it be full or part time ✌🏿
Thank you so much. I work in a repackaging facility and I stand either at an assembly line or near one all shift. So it's good to know what shoes are out there for complete comfort 👍
The ultraboost 21s may not have that immediate softness (though it is crazy soft) but it's the support it gives that makes it the absolute best. I don't even hesitate to pick them over anything else anymore.
Ultraboost 20s/21s feel like the back 5mm of my heel is 10x more pressure than the rest of the shoe. like i'm standing on the edge of a piece of plywood
True . I got the ultraboosts thinking they would be comfortable, they are not . They are painful.
@@tebi383 to each their own I guess. Maybe you should try zoomx
@@tebi383 Likewise, I bought a pair and I was dying at work.
After wearing Yeezys, they just feel way more comfortable than any ultra boost.
I'm going to tell you this is the best and most productive shoe video I've seen in years. You don't get into all these crazy personal experiences and going to weird tangents. You talk about the shoe you tell the pros and cons you show the squishiness and you move on to the next shoe. Your taste and style is extremely similar to mine. I work in the furniture business and I'm always on my feet walking around and standing up. This was the most informative and yet stylish video and I will certainly take in consideration your recommendations. I have the socrony endorphin and I love it. I also have a new balance Hyperion and I love that as well. I also got the Skechers razor 3 racer and I love that. I now am wearing Skechers hyper burst and they're pretty good too. My mistake was buying the vapor fly next percent that the professional marathon runners wear it has a carbon fiber plate in it, and spent I $350. My ankle feels like they're going to roll and just break at any movement and I hate the carbon plate.
However the carbon plate definitely helps me when I walk fast at night it's always pushing my leg forward there's no doubt about it all these world records and distance running and track and field are being broken because these shoes absolutely make a difference with carbon plate. They accelerate your foot unnaturally and move your ankle and knee forward reducing many times by 4% in distance running. However not good for standing and walking short distances for long periods of time.
I'm surprised that nobody is mentioning Asics' Gel series. Ultraboosts have been the most comfortable for me for years, but I got a pair of Gel-Lyte Vs recently and they are hands-downs the most comfortable shoes that I have. Standing or walking in those for long periods of time is super comfortable.
The thing is, it's not all about softness. It's about balance of firmness and support as well.
facts. too soft and your legs would be sore from all that minor muscle movement and trying to adjust
And , unfortunately the durability of these shoes is just not there , i don't know about the others and what do they do / work , but im on foot all day , Rebel's 2 are nice and responsive at first , not just "full squishiness" , felt great but after a month...they're practically dead and feel like 25€ replicas. 150€ every month is quite steep , at least for me.
This is the problem with the Invincible Runs
I’m a pro DJ myself and wear black ultra boosts- they are great and stable, and the only one in this lineup I know of to have an all-black option, which is important for those of us in the bar/Event services industry.
I though my UltraBoost was comfortable until I bought the Invincible zoomx. The Inv zoomx was so comfortble and it feels like it's pushing me up to walk more every step. Now I gotta try me a 1080 and Hoka.
How is 1080 amd hoka ypu use it only for walk ?
what about durability?
which one do you like the best?
Hes prolly be the best TH-cam sneaker channel. Humble n providing real knowledge n info on sneakers other than hype
Sometimes the more squishy the shoe is, the more tired and achy my feet get because I'm feeling the floor more than a shoe that gives a little response back.
I've been noticing that after wearing Foam Runners all day, my feet are achy as heck by 9pm.
I've been in a quest for the most comfiest shoe for the longest and most recently, ventured into the ZX 2K & Ultraboost 20 thanks to this channel. Although the ZK 2K is the squishiest, I feel like my tiny stabilizing muscles in my legs are working harder to keep my balance and I end up having sore calves at the end of the day. The Ultraboost 20 is hitting the sweet spot for me when it comes to not just comfort but style as well. I'm finally retiring my RealFlexes but still keeping my Cole Haans.
@@crlmac10 I wore a pair of Ultraboost 19's a couple of years ago to Disneyland and ended up changing my shoes halfway through the day. My feet were hurting standing in lines and walking around. Switched to a pair of Under Armour Hovr Infinite and no pain. Last month, I went to Disneyland and wore a pair of Asics Gel-Lyte XXX, my feet felt great. The Asics Gel-Lyte XXX is a modern take on the old school Gel-Lyte III. The squishiest shoes always tend to bottom out for me.
Yep, foot fatigue.
Yeah I used to wear airmax shoes to work all the time but I’ve realized it’s been more comfortable to wear just chuck taylors or vans
I always thought the “soft and squishy” was what I needed but ended up with the new balance 990v5 and that ended up being the most comfortable for me for those long days on foot. Very stylish as well.
Because soft and squishy means less support. Your ankles will be dead at the end of the day. Hes is wrong on this one.
@@yewtewb3628 I’ve gotten it both ways I think it depends on weight and build at the end of the day. Heavier bodies can get away with more “soft and squishy”
Yes sir… I got the black and grey ones. They’re so comfortable and the quality on the suede is so damn good…. it better be for the price 😂.
I agree. Been wearing a pair of v4s heavily for 2 years and they're still more comfortable than any other "comfort" sneaker I own. Debating if I should try the 992 or 990v5 now
Understand that within issue like this you have to add an aftermarket and so with a good arch
I have a lot of nerve damage in my feet. Pain in my feet I deal with everyday. This video got me to buy a pair of Nike Invincible. What a great pair of shoes. They help with the pain when I walk everyday. Softest shoes I have ever owned. Thanks for the video/info on the shoes. Wish they would make insoles of the zoom x rubber to put in other shoes.
The most comfortable shoes I have ever wore is Asics Gel Contend 5. Light , squishi and awesome all-black color !
New Balance 990 hands down for me. Perfect amount of softness and stability.
This ^^
I agree but the 993's are a bit more comfortable for me.
After through research and watching videos i finally bought these shoes nike zoom x invincible and I'm really impressed with them they're extremely comfortable worth the money anyone who wants to buy comfortable pair of shoes you won't be disappointed hands down!
Hey thanks for making this video!
Got myself the New Balance 1080v11 as I found it more comfortable for standing/running, better than Nike ZoomX Invisible Run especially in taking a turn while running, had heel slippage only when I made a turn wearing Nike else it’s way more comfortable/cushiony than New Balance 1080v11
Spot on with the health care field! Literally wear Ultraboosts for work (when appropriate) and it has saved my back, knees, and feet. It's completely different from being able to move freely or run. If you stand 8-10hrs a day for lab work, it can take such an extreme toll especially since I do enjoy my sports and feel fatigued far sooner than in the past when I wasn't wearing something that was comfortable. If only the Nike's came in all black! Really want to try those as my daily driver shoe and have the Ultraboosts for work since I tend to daily my work shoe and that just wears them out faster lol
You don’t feel like your leg muscles are trying to stabilize yourself when you are standing still on Ultraboosts?
@@timzusa not really. I am wearing a slightly older model that came in all black. I wanna say 3.0? Unsure, been a while and I threw out the box. I have the same wide feet as Hes and found these to be really good as a size 9.5.
@@WhiteCharisma I have the Ultraboost 3.0 also. It’s the only UB I have. Lol
@@WhiteCharisma are they true to size? I'm supposed to 9.5 but thinking of going size 10 since I have wide feet
@@percy9228 I usually go up half a size on Adidas shoes
You'd be surprised about the current work boots. They look heavy and chunky, but a lot of them use this really bouncy plush foam in their midsoles! Light years better than they used to be! Have a look at Redback Boots.
Best boot I've worn
I am convinced that running shoes were designed for running with the aim of propelling your body forwards using the bounce when you're landing on one foot. That's not necessarily the tech that would make a good standing shoe. Cushiony may feel comfortable but you'll always have a cushion between you and the ground, which could weaken the muscles in your feet and legs. So it's probably a good idea to find a compromise between cushioning and support and avoid the extremely squishy ones unless you're on the heavier side.
What do you Recommend?
I just tried a pair of Hoka Clifton’s and the heel height was too high for me and after standing in them for 3 hours, my back and legs hurt. Yes, most of the cushion is in the heel to hold up to the weight and impact when you run but standing…not for me. The felt great to wear (not too tight and no pinching)and were so light though!
Thank you for this video. They call us "industrial athletes" at my job. Haha. We stand for 8+ hours at a time on cherry/stock pickers and reach lifts in a warehouse setting. I decided to go with the Pegasus 38 with FlyEase, hopefully they help my feet feel better.
Shout out to everyone standing all day at your job!
autozone?
💯💯✊🏾
Did they help?
@@gardencik8248 They definitely did. I wear them 3 or 4 days a week at work and my feet have felt much better. I would highly recommend.
Also working warehouse and it is brutal. 10-12 hour shifts 4 days a week. Started 9 months ago and it's only gotten harder
I work as a physician on ER, Pureboost lover here! Even more comfortable than the Ultraboost!
Adidas needs to figure out how to put the boost midsole in a wide variety of casual shoes
For those of us who have to spend the days in safety toe work boots, RedWing King Toe is a really comfortable boot and holds up well to serious abuse.
Can confirm. I also buy their arch supports and they're perfect
Also a great shoe if you need to boot someone in the face
My job is running around in a parking lot 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. I walk the equivalent of 7-9 miles a day which is equivalent to 20-23 thousand steps a day. Which of these shoes would you recommend to me? I need a shoe that can take a lot of abuse and at the same time can be really soft and squishy, because I'm on my feet all day. Any advice would be appreciated.
I’m a nurse and I’ve been liking the softness and stability of the Yeezy 700. Or I go with ultraboost
Ultraboost 100%
Try Hoka???
@@gregl2249 which model?
@@rewardx bondi 7 is softest, gravito have guardrails for overpronation -It’s worth checking them out and I’m going to check yours out also
damn, flexing at the hospital 🥵 that’s dope lol
Barber here. Always looking for comfortable sneakers that look good. I currently switch between ultra boosts 20s and a couple presto reacts. I know you don’t like them but certain color waves are actually work very well. Ii’ve also rocked some react element 55s. The adidas inikis were actually really good and probably looked the best. I work on a mat and still my feet hurt after a long day. These sneakers have worked the best so far. I’m always looking for comfort and style. I’ve tried tons of other options but still havent found a go to. I wish they designed something for barbers in mind
Try nike n354
I want the exact color of the black with white sole ultra boost your wear at 12:19 but can not find that color anywhere.
As a medical provider, I’m on my feet a lot. Often wear 1080v10, sometimes Clifton 7/Ultraboost. Hoping to try on the Invincible Runs at some point, but will probably go with the Rebel V2 for now, price point is more appealing and like how lightweight they are. I am interested in knowing more about the Novablast 2 and Fresh Foam More V3 though. I’ve read great things but am curious about the casual perspective. Great video as always, thank you for sharing your insight and perspective, truly one of my favorite channels!
I used to wear the jordan 21 to work but i just switch to the jordan 3 and i also work in the medical field
You can get invincible runs for like 100 at certain Nike outlets and stay tuned cause they’ll come down on sites like finish line and footlocker soon
My feet are VERY different when it comes to the Invincible ZoomX: on the move they are amazing, but as soon as I stand still...I don't. My legs start wobbling like I'm trying to balance on a pool of jell-o. Really disappointed as they do feel amazingly soft on the move. But with foam tech like React, Boost, Fuel Cell, Fresh Foam X, PwrRun+ etc, great alternatives are easily found.
100% agree.
What you use for stand up?
The Adidas X_PLT Boost have been my daily Go-To when I’m covering the front desk. Very comfortable.
I work in retail and walk 12,000+ steps every 8 hour shift, and found that the vans pro skate shoes, also just called SKATE, are a nice balance of soft and stable. They aren't too soft or too firm, and have pretty good support. Since they're made for skateboarding, they have good shock absorption, and they are super durable.
I sat around all day before getting this job, and have foot problems. I think my feet would have been miserable if I didn't get those Vans ahead of time. Plus, they look good. So many shoes for standing and walking are just plain ugly.
Nice! I need to do a follow up with standing all day sneakers with more firm options as well, there are a ton of them out there that I like as well
@@heskicks are the puma nitros good for running too or only for standing
12k is a not a lot,me a doctor doing 23k a day😢😢
@@joevince8538 you doing 23k doesnt mean 12k isn't alot just means you do an excessive amount and more likely in a lot more than 8hr
It really is true what works for one person doesn’t necessarily work for another. I bought the ultraboost 21 on huge discount and I do not like them but I love the Bondi SR shoes.
I tried the 1080s and honestly idk what everyone was talking about. They weren’t that comfy for me. They weren’t bad at all but nothing spectacular either. I think my Vomero 14 (which hardly ever get talked about) were WAY more comfy. Another shoe I’d throw in is the Nike React Miler. These can be had for a steal and are super comfy. Great vid tho Hes, as always top notch
Great review, as I get older, the more squishier shoes I've been looking out for. Thanks for the vid!
Can we get a 2024 update? I work in healthcare and am in the market for new comfort shoes every year. Nice work!
Automotive production quality control 10-12 hrs a day 6 days a week! Thanks for the video! Very Helpful!!
What shoes is at 12:40?
I am wearing Acisc lyte classic, very confortable all day shoes for me, also the colour combination is fantastic
I’m a cashier and I’ve been using my foam runners ever since I’ve got them
Same here tbh
I've been looking for this video since I started my new job
Puma RS-X line... All day long at an amusement park... Feet felt great after... Deserves to be on the list
Interested in trying out a pair, how is the sizing on them? Thanks!
@@leo2832 they're chunky but still gotta go 1/2 size up. The midsole is shared amongst many various designs/colourways... Lots to choose from... All comfortable
Thank you for making this, perfect timing 👏🏽
I’m 300 pounds I have knee problems which would you recommend hoka Bondi 8 or OR HOOKA 4 GAVIOTA OR BROOKS HYPERION ELITE 2? For cushion support and stability
hi there nice video but i was waiting to be on top 5 asics.Maybe you will show next video
I feel like squishy shoes like Ultraboosts have me balancing myself all the time when I’m standing still.
They do and that's not good for stability. It actually fatigues you more than something a little firmer.
I feel like the ultra boost dont have any feet support. A wrong step and you’re breaking your ankles.
@@joeblanco6188 taking a wrong step happened yesterday to me in a store. Lol. Someone walked out of an aisle suddenly and I lost balance for a bit while I was trying to change direction quickly😂 definitely can’t play basketball in the Ultraboost 3.0 lol
The UB21 is more firm and when standing still in line in disneyworld it was perfect imo! Sometimes too soft is tough especially with carbon fiber plates
@@joeblanco6188 I agree but for the 5th and 6th versions of the Ultraboosts are much better with a modernized torsion system
I work nights at a warehouse and been trying to find the perfect shoe. The shoes that I've been using for the last year and half are thre nike renew and they are good, but I'm looking for a different type of shoe.
Great review absolutely been spoiled with the invincible and as a sneaker head it’s really tough now to put another shoe on due to the feel of the invincible and I feel myself comparing the invincible to all my other shoes, I’m on my third pair now of invincible
How long does it last, since it’s quite expensive I’m hoping it can last a few years if I wear them around all day (not running)
Thank you!💯
Been a while for New Balance to come back to my sneaker radar. Looks cool.
I appreciate that you showed each pair on your feet in motion. I'm going to try the ultra boost 21 .
UB's are my go-to when I have to stand/walk around all day. But I may have to give those Fuel Cell Rebels a try! Hopefully, I can try them in-store here in Manila! 🤞🏼
Hoka Bondi/or Clifton aren't only good as running shoes but also for anyone who works/walks a lot in work. Great on hard floor and carpets also has fair amount of grip on damp/wet surface.
I work as an aircraft mechanic and more than half the people I work with wear those
Thank u for this video ! Lol because not many ppl talk about all the different types of squishy shows
I work as a receipt checker/entrance doorman at costco so im standing completely still a good 2-3 hours in between breaks and for my feet as a wide footer, ive found the flatter the sole the better. But with a cushion insert of some sort. like boots or high top sneakers with a Dr scholls insert. But for something more stylish but I'm still standing for long hours, the Nike Air Max 90's,Jordan 1's,Reebok Classics,and Reebok Aztrek 96 are in my rotation . I've tried ultra boost and Nike zoom flys but the squishy foam of these lightweight running shoes had me constantly rebalancing myself.
This is exactly what I needed, thank u
My two favorite squoshy sneakers are a pair of Nike 360's with blown pods and a pair of Mike Vapor Max with blown back pods. (the front pods are still good so I don't know how they would feel with the front pods blown.
Both of them feel a bit "strange" for the first five minutes or so of wearing them, but then feel perfectly OK and very comfy.
I'm serious about this, they really are comfortable. I don't have any of the ones you mention except a well worn pair of Adidas Boosts, which I agree are quite comfortable.
I buy almost all my sneakers well used and cheap, that I can afford. so that influences my choice.
I'm trying to replace my Sketcher go run vortex. They quit making them. The uppers were not the best quality of course but the souls were like pillows
How about the New Balance More 3?
I’m curious about this too. I tried them in store and I didn’t like the really intense rocker
It’s useful for ppl like me who”s working on busy kitchens whole bloody day. Thank you very much, for this particular one🤝🥃
Hoka One One Biondi 7 are amazing!
13:01 does anyoneeeee know the exact name for these I really want them can y’all give a link to these😩
What model is the white ultra boost with green stitching at 12:40?
My favorite go to pair for long walks/standing all day are my Adidas NMD CS2. Slip on and ultra comfortable
I came to this video for recommendations on a new squishy shoe and it turns out my current daily drivers are the number one shoe on his list.
You can regularly find the Invincibles at the Nike outlet for close to half price sometimes.
I have three pairs and I've never felt anything like them. And it has a surprisingly grippy sole for some light hiking and trail walking with the mini cleats as I call them.
those sample version of the allbird staple collabs are so much better than the actual ones
@12:40 what are those ultraboost called I have never seen them but need them!!!
Bought the Hoka Clifton 8 when I saw it on one of your previous videos. Super happy! Gonna have to check out that Nike, definitely would love to see a comparison of those with the new balance! Thanks for your videos!
I'm definitely a sneakerhead and I'm all about my Hokas when I'm at work. My favorite for standing all day are the Hoka Bondi.
@@melanie6014 what do you recommend for men amazon warehouse for standing
@@troymoviemadness7130 Like I mentioned Hoka Bondis have worked for me. They have them for men (Hoka Bondi 7). But also New Balance Fresh Foam 1080v11.
@@melanie6014 thanks 🙏 I’ll
@@melanie6014 also which store I can walk in that have these shoes ?
You missed some brands that are known for making super comfortable editions. Hoka One One the Bondis are used by Ultramarathon atheletes because of the extra cushioning and performance they provide, Asics Gel Nimbus is a really comfortable shoe maybe not as squishy but the gels provide excellent support and where are the Cloud ON and Brooks shoes? I personally haven't tried the Nike Invincible X but I have ordered a pair and will finally get to try them next week. I use my sneakers predominantly for running but I also play basketball so I pretty much need everything from what I've heard the New Balance 1080v2s and Nike Invincible Zoom X have been rated for recovery easy pace running shoes so you looks like your feeling was right.
Just got me a pair of the new balance 1070 v10 and I love them. Thanks for the recommendation Hes. Just ordered the fuelcell rebel V2 and fuelcell propel v2. Can’t wait to try them too
And then?
How about ON shoes? Would you say these 10 are better than the cloudmonsters?
I'm waiting on my nike invincible looking forward to trying them out
Most comfortable I had was Reebok with springy circles at the bottom of the shoe. It was like walking on a cloud, but they don’t make anymore. More comfortable than new foam from Addidas.
Omg I think I know which ones ur talking about ... so comfortable I got em as a gift in 2013 I believe and tried to find them again and could not .. very disappointed
Was that Reebok Dmx sole ... So soft
Love ultraboost, but just got two pair of ZX 2k boost. More squish than ultraboost and slightly less firm, and better top venting if you have hot feet
Give the New Balance Fresh Foam More V3 a try when you have the chance. it may challenge for the #1 spot.
Brooks Glycerine are pretty good like a smaller Clifton. The Crocs Literide are pretty comfy on a hot day. The sandals or their normal looking non clog type.
i don't know if anyone can answer me on here but i have juvenile arthritis (inflammation )and i have a job in telecom so cellphone boy, obviously i'm standing most of the time, which one would you recommend off this list or should i just ebay the zoom pegasus turbo 1 - 2 or just go for the # 1 on the list?
On a different note: We all need to wear shoes other than sneakers some times...for business or whatever. For those who need loafers, oxfords, business shoes, but want the same experience as with sneakers, the brand called Mephisto make non-sneaker shoes with their own cushioning system. Derby's, Loafers, even mokassins have the 'soft-air' shock absorber in the heel and what they call 'air-flex' or 'air-relax' in the mid sole. Mephisto are all hand-made in France with super high quality leathers and all natural materials. The cushioning system is latex based as far as i know. For nurses, they have the classic from the 80's the 'Match' which they made in white. It was always a nursing classic. Its known as the 'Rolls-Royce of walking shoes'. Its great for medical pros because its soft but not too soft. @1:53
What's the Ultraboost model he shows off at 12:10 ????
Can you say which of them is non marking? For indoors sports? I am looking for the most comfortable indoor sports shoe.
just copped a pair of brooks glycerin 19s and I think We have a new winner. Super light n very comfortable. Black w green accents n yellow laces look like 🤮 in picture but in person 👍
If I work in the kitchen and there’s oil and the floor is slippery, would most of these shoes do the job when it comes to not slipping or for grip?
🔥 vid Hes!
I’ve been looking for comfortable shoes for weeks! Thanks for this.. if my feet aren’t happy neither am I standing on my feet 8 plus hours a day
Thank you. The people need a vid like this 💯
I just bought the Adidas ZX 2K boost ninja edition at the Adidas outlets for only 65 bucks out the door and the retail price was $150 what is steel always go to the outlets so comfortable
Boost > ultra boost
Can't find the adidas ultraboost 21 with the same color .
As a wedding DJ myself..... the mid wedding shoe swap was KEY. For all wedding DJ's here that don't do this already, do it. Like ASAP rocky.
You gotta try Reebok Floatride Run Symmetros!! One of the best shoes I've ever tried on/owned
Nike Zoom Prevail or Nike Revolution 6 or Nike Quest 4 which one is comfortable and which one will you pick
Pegasus Turbo are too narrow.
For standing I go with Nike React Element 55 or 87, but still kind of narrow.
I prefer Ultra boost and Epic React flyknit, however Epic reacts are lighter, ultraboost tend to weight on
you after a few hours..
Just my thoughts
Can I ask what are the sneakers on the right of you on the shelf that have the all neon green soles?
Would you please tell me what pants you're wearing at 6:05 ?
How does the V10/V11 compare to OG pureboost. Those are my favorite of all time.
im a big fan of anything under armour hovr! been wearing them for work in retail for the last 4 years!
Just picked up some HOVR Rise 2s and I'm a fan! Super comfortable shoes
You should try the ON Shoes, better and more comfortable than all these comercial brands, I was in love of the ultra boost but once I tried ON, I can’t use other shoes anymore
can any one tell my about asics gel kayano 28 iam waiter moving and serving 9h on my feet ... thanks
Asics quantum 360 and skechers go run consistent maybe?
Shocked the zx2k boost didn't make top 2. So much more comfortable than my react shoes
New Balance Fresh Foam more V3 should be in Top 3 most custioned and comfortable shoes😁