Let’s tip our hat off to Yowana, whose reviews are of the high mileage type and real practical use. Nowhere is there anyone running as many miles on a given week and pounding a specific shoes. Thanks ! This is a channel differentiatior!
I'm 195 lbs runner and I just broke through to 405 miles today on this shoe! Still love them!! Just ordered a new pair but I'm still going to keep them in my rotation probably to 500 miles!
This has been my favorite shoe to run in. I’ve got 220 miles on mine and they’re holding up great. These shoes are so comfortable and take care of your feet and legs.
Great review! Just been getting back into running and training for a half marathon in the 1080v13. Didn’t know much of anything about running shoes but felt great in the store and have been super happy with them so far! Most comfortable shoes I have ever owned.
Yo! Great review after 300 miles on 1080s. They really grew on me over time. Can't agree more...best cushion shoe out there and will outlast others. So the price is justified. Lol at the negative reviews...because everyone's got different needs, preferences, body mechanics, etc. BTW, congrats to you and the family on baby #3! Keep crushing it!🎉🏃👊
Great thing about you and midlife runner is I know that neither of you are beholden to the shoe companies like some others appear to be. However, this does make it more complicated to choose. The best advice in all matters is “do your own research“ so I think I’ll go to the running store tomorrow and check them out myself!
I’ve always viewed NB as the truly cushioned shoe brand on the market. Never got the hype around Hoka as they just feel firm to me in comparison. The 1080v13 felt like the closest shoe I’ve felt to the feeling I had felt in the Nike Invincible 2’s. Phenomenal sink in feeling, and very glad to hear durability isn’t an issue either. I usually have a soft enough footstrike to take my shoes to 500 miles, so I’m glad to see the foam is more durable than I had feared it might be.
Just like you, my preference for softness is very dependent on where I am in my training, but also during the season. I tend to go for more soft, cushioned, stable shoes during winter, while summer runs tend to be in more agile trainers. I run more asphalt during winter due to snow, but other than that it's just the vibe 😂
Just watched MidLife runner’s review today too. Been heavily considering this and your review confirms it for me. I just want a daily trainer that pampers my feet and legs with no regard to pace. Thanks for the long term review! Curious to see how many miles you’ll be retiring these at.
fantastic review of 1080. Been running in 1080 for 2 months and love it. However, I just ran a half marathon yesterday wearing 1080. This race has very steep up and down hills in the first 3 miles. In uphills, I immediately felt my calf laboring hard due to the high heel of 1080 and quads soreness after the race due to steep downhills. This is the price you pay when you wear a max-cushion shoe. Knowing what I know now, I wish I had worn 880 which is also a cushion shoe but not as "high heel" as 1080 (37mm/31 vs. 31/23).
Thank you and congrats on the half yesterday! My new balance shoe of choice for a half marathon if you don't want a racing shoe would be the SC trainer v2 - it's soft and comfortable like the 1080 but has a lot more speed assistance from the bouncier foam and curved rocker platform
@@supwell Thanks for the recommendation . I look at the SC Trainer V2 which has an even higher stack, 40mm/34mm. I believe it will be very tough on your calf in steep hills.
@@robertwu8092 it has a carbon fiber plate that helps stabilize the foam and makes it a lot easier on the legs. I haven't had any calf soreness running in that shoe. Alternatively, if you want a shoe with a lower stack height, the new balance rebel v4 is a great option - around 30mm in the heel and a lighter than either the 1080 or sc trainer v2
If your looking to test something to possibly replace the new balance 1080, i just got a pair of the puma forever run nitro and i was really surprised by how responsive and cushy it was. Not to mention i got them for 79.99 from the outlets but also online for that price too. Im a 11.5 but grabbed 12. Also very stable with puma grip dam things will last forever (hence the name lol). I tried nike invincible and react infinity and returned both, just to much slop for me and heal issues. But the second i tried on the puma i knew i had a really good daily trainer that is perfect for easy runs. Last thing is us bigger feet runners, it can be hard to find good comfy daily trainers so definitely worth a try if your like me.
A few minutes ago I purchased a the Fresh Foam 1080 V13 because of your review and because you love him so much 🙏🔥😍 And I get a really shoe bargain 💪 Normally the price is 190 euros here when I go online but I founded for like 115 euro 🫡 That‘s a banger I can’t let go past me and I went with the red color way 🙏 For me I connect this color with fire and activity 🙌 On monday next week I will be at a new physio to look after some body things of mine and yeah 😍 I‘m patient right now and I will return to running pretty soon. I‘m sure about it 🙏 For me running is the reason why I was born into that world in that time 🙌 I understood that quite a few months ago 😃 It was like an enlightenment to me 😍🔥💪
I actually love on! I put about 500 miles on 2 pairs of the cloudstratus and also used the cloudmonster a ton. I haven't had a place in the rotation yet for the surfer but great recommendation
I couldn’t tell if you used the safety strap or not on the Bob stroller. It is important to use it because the stroller can get away from you very fast.
More v4 is kinda firm and I have arch pain just walking around on them. This v13 is super soft and is great for my minor injury now. But outsole got chew up so much faster than the 1080-v11 and v12. I don’t think my v13 can last 300 miles as a heavy heel striker. 😂. My pair is already to the ground …
“Everything that’s RIGHT with the 1080 v13.” Thinking of doing a limited podcast (the Dad Pod?) centered around running and dad life juggle/balance. Putting out feelers. Interested?
ahaha yeah I watched last night and everything you said about the 1080 is how I felt about the more v4. And yes absolutely down for that pod - just let me know when and what you need
I'm impressed with the durability. It's better than I would have thought but too soft for me. I would think a good alternative would be the Novablast for those wanting something similar but with more versatility. It's about the same weight but will be more responsive; I had v2 & v3 and I did not find them sluggish.
@@supwell I haven't tried it personally but, for those not minding the 10mm drop, the Magnify Nitro 2 is supposed to also have some daily trainer vibes, is considerably cheaper, and could do well on wet surfaces and light trails.
Its hard to get a heavy runner perspective...no offense to kofuzi and the sorts but theyre obviously on the lighter side of things and the perception underfoot will be different. Appreciate what you do
@@i.p2088 that’s why I’m interested in what yowana thinks about them I’ve had pain running in them in my right ankle only but I might have an injury so it could be that because the foam feels good
That’s why I was interested in what yowana thinks since I got them I have been getting pain in my right ankle running in them but I might have an injury comments glitched for me it says 3 replies I don’t see them tho
I have one run in the deviate nitro 2 so far - going to get some more miles in them over the next few weeks to get the full 100 mile review up for you 💪🏽
The most overrated comfortable shoes available ,for me, is still the Gel-Nimbus 25 ! It even beat other shoes I still got/had likenthe Gel-Nimbus 26, Invincible 3, Wave Sky 7 or a 1080 v13. The shoes that get similar running comfort and super overall plush to the Gel-Nimbus 25 is the Nike Infinity Run 4 . It is just a delight heel to toe transition running with my Infinity 4 ... not necessarily the most expensive shoes will be better by default ( AKA Invincible 3) .
Thank you! I am 6' 2" and tend to run with a lot of force so I look for shoes that can stand up to that and can definitely help. The Saucony endorphin shift 3 is a great max cushioned shoe for bigger runners - it's super supportive and has a firmer foam that makes it great for everyday runnign as well as some faster pace. The brooks ghost max is another good choice that's a little softer and more forgiving than the shift 3 if you want more of that traditional max cushion feel. As for speed shoes I've been loving the Boston 12 for fast workouts. And the TYR Valkyrie Elite which I just tested on a 22 miler this weekend looks like it's going to be a top race day choice for bigger runners - will be posting the full review on that one in the next few weeks. Lmk if any specific questions or if you're looking for a specific type of shoe
liked the review. just ordered them as a daily (non running) trainer for around town or travelling or maybe recovery walks. for my taste the Rebel v3 is allready on the too soft side (for running) so I'm curious how much softer the fresh foam is gonna fell in contrast. just found your channel really like the fact you are doing those high mileage reviews!
Nice running footage but it should be quite laborious to set the camera, run with stroller, run back to get the camera and repeat it various times. Kudos!
Brooks Glycerin 21 - Daily Trainer Asics Novablast 3 - Long 4uns Brooks Hyperion Max - pushing the pace/5k race shoe Saucony Tempus - tempo workouts That's current rotation but I feel like it's missing something "max cushion" for the long runs and recovery runs Recommendations? For long runs I've been thinking the Hyperion Max 2 when it comes out in July for the long runs for some of that "pop" at the end of those long runs when your legs are tired like you'd mentioned but I've never tried a plated shoe before. And that doesn't cover between now and summer lol Any idea for a shoe that's out now that covers long runs and recovery? Or a shoe for each, definitely not opposed to a shoe for each, I love new shoes 🙃
You might like the SC Trainer v2 for that - it has a plate but is more forgiving than other plated trainers. I've taken it 20+ a few times and it still feels great at the end of those runs. It's on sale for $140 right now too. Another great non-plated option is the Saucony triumph 20. I used mine for exactly what you described and it's a nice fun slightly bouncy shoe for long runs and recovery. Marshall's has it for $80 too 🤯 here are links to both www.newbalance.com/pd/fuelcell-supercomp-trainer-v2/MRCXCK3-2E-105.html www.marshalls.com/us/store/jump/product/shoes-shoes-men-s-shoes-sneakers/Men%27s-Triumph-20-Cushioned-Running-Sneakers/4000214449?colorId=NS4155763&pos=1:13&N=2622436488
@supwell thanks for the ideas! Really been interested in some different Saucony because the Tempus have a lot of POP that's made running in them lots of fun How different is the pwrrun+ in the Triumph from the pwrrun pb in the tempus? I know the tempus 22 is going to fully pwrrunpb for the 22 but a more firm formula than in their super shoes
Hi, Is it wider in the forefoot and midfoot than the Rebel v3? Yesterday saw Midlife runner, hours later saw this review it seems you guys are reviewing different shoes 🙂
Hey bro.. I think it would be really cool if you reached out to Seth James Demoor and tried to collaborate or even just shouted him out. He’s struggling lately and is like the OG of this running shoe stuff. You’re a new buck on the come up & have so much momentum.. I just think if you could shout him out or collaborate with him it would help you both a ton!
I gave the 12 a shot last year and while it did seem soft and everything. I hated the heel cup so much. I don’t know what was going on back there, but it wasn’t manageable and I’m usually the type to not let things bug me. But that shoe worked my nerves. I hated it. Does this have a similar feel on the back of the heel? I don’t know how to even explain what I’m talking about haha. I’ve seen others mention it though
I haven't had any issues with the heel or upper fit on this - it's super comfortable for me all around and manages a good lockdown without being too tight. I only did a test run in the v12 but this is a very different shoe. If you want something soft id give it a shot - also if you want to try it running warehouse has a 90 day return policy
Hi ! does the upper expend a bit lenghtwise ? I’ve purchased these in my regular size, but my big toe is close to the end on my left foot (which is quite longer than my right one). I’ve just done a quick test and I could feel my big toe slightly touching the end of the toebox when I ran, I was wondering if it does extend a bit with time.I have very narrow foot so I think it wouldn’t be a good option to go up half a size.
my favorite is endorphyn shift 3, but due to metatarsal inflammation, I took nimbus 25 so I don't skip training. is 1080v13 softer than the nimbus or are they similar?
As someone above 200 lbs, the 1080v13 feels much softer. I prefer it over the nimbus 25. But I think the feel of the foam will vary a lot depending on your weight and stride.
Yeah it's similar except not a bouncy. This has more of a comfortable sinking in feeling for relaxed running, whereas ZoomX pops you out and encourages speed
Definitely the 1080! You won't find a softer more comfortable shoe for recovery runs. Invincible is a good shoe too but leans more toward daily and even a little faster for some runners - not as comfortable for relaxed miles as the 1080
Typically due to instability which forces the body to compensate, and depending on where in the chain you’re stronger/weaker, it can add stress to those places. The reverse can also happen with too firm or with stability shoes that force your foot to land unnaturally.
Ayy thanks kalvin 💪🏽 if it's instability/weakness doing some compound movements in the gym can really help. Squats and deadlifts are basically all you need - start as light as you need and work up over time
Check out the video that's about to go up this morning - has my top picks for beginners/first race training. This didn't make the list because it's a little soft and not versatile. I'd go with the supernova rise, Nike Vomero or novablast over this for your one shoe
They are both great shoes - super comfortable. I prefer the 1080 - it's a little lighter weight and easier to run in. Sometimes with the nimbus I felt like I was fighting against the foam. Also the 1080 had better durability for me
These are a lot softer than anything Hoka has right now. If you're looking for a soft cushion feel, this is a great pick - it's my favorite soft shoe of all time
@@supwell Thanks. I'll check it out. I have a pair of Hokas right now and they are the software shoe I've ever had (I bought them about a year ago). I'm not really a runner. I do hill sprints, but I mostly need a soft pair of shoes because I have a couple of bone spurs near my heel and need as much cushion as possible. I guess I figured Hoka has the most cushion, but it sounds like these shoes might be better.
Let’s tip our hat off to Yowana, whose reviews are of the high mileage type and real practical use. Nowhere is there anyone running as many miles on a given week and pounding a specific shoes. Thanks ! This is a channel differentiatior!
💪🏽🙌🏽
I'm 195 lbs runner and I just broke through to 405 miles today on this shoe! Still love them!! Just ordered a new pair but I'm still going to keep them in my rotation probably to 500 miles!
Gigantic, don't stop running. 😄
This has been my favorite shoe to run in. I’ve got 220 miles on mine and they’re holding up great. These shoes are so comfortable and take care of your feet and legs.
i just got them 2 days ago and i must say they are so comfortable that i think it's unhealthy :D
I have tried most brands in their most comfortable models, the NB 1080 v13 is the Rolls-Royce of absolute comfort.
Great review! Just been getting back into running and training for a half marathon in the 1080v13. Didn’t know much of anything about running shoes but felt great in the store and have been super happy with them so far! Most comfortable shoes I have ever owned.
Yo! Great review after 300 miles on 1080s. They really grew on me over time. Can't agree more...best cushion shoe out there and will outlast others. So the price is justified. Lol at the negative reviews...because everyone's got different needs, preferences, body mechanics, etc.
BTW, congrats to you and the family on baby #3! Keep crushing it!🎉🏃👊
thank you maggie!
As someone who recently struggled to finish a 10k, that run with a stroller is impressive 😅
Love my 1080's for Easy Recovery runs . 100% agree with this review .
this man is so underrated 🙌
Great thing about you and midlife runner is I know that neither of you are beholden to the shoe companies like some others appear to be. However, this does make it more complicated to choose. The best advice in all matters is “do your own research“ so I think I’ll go to the running store tomorrow and check them out myself!
let us know your thoughts .
I’ve always viewed NB as the truly cushioned shoe brand on the market. Never got the hype around Hoka as they just feel firm to me in comparison. The 1080v13 felt like the closest shoe I’ve felt to the feeling I had felt in the Nike Invincible 2’s. Phenomenal sink in feeling, and very glad to hear durability isn’t an issue either. I usually have a soft enough footstrike to take my shoes to 500 miles, so I’m glad to see the foam is more durable than I had feared it might be.
Just like you, my preference for softness is very dependent on where I am in my training, but also during the season. I tend to go for more soft, cushioned, stable shoes during winter, while summer runs tend to be in more agile trainers. I run more asphalt during winter due to snow, but other than that it's just the vibe 😂
Amazing shoe, I absolutely love these. I use them for everything, running/gym/walking. New Balance really did their thing.
And they look soooo good!
I am really enjoying your videos! and Thank you for finding the deals! I picked up a pair of Endorphine Shift 3 for $80. That shoe works for me.
thanks! and i'm glad you like it - such a great shoe
Just ordered these for our Disney trip as me and my family walk about 15 miles on average a day. Hoping they save my feet.
I think you'll love them! Another great option for walking that's a little firmer is the brooks ghost max
Just watched MidLife runner’s review today too. Been heavily considering this and your review confirms it for me. I just want a daily trainer that pampers my feet and legs with no regard to pace. Thanks for the long term review! Curious to see how many miles you’ll be retiring these at.
Awesome review, been contemplating between these and the Ghost Max
My most comfortable max cushion shoes would be: 1) NB 1080v13 2) Asics Gel-Nimbus 25/26 3) Nike Invincible 3
Love that. Every run I do in the invincible it's inching up those rankings
I love that your kid is also wearing New Balance!
fantastic review of 1080. Been running in 1080 for 2 months and love it. However, I just ran a half marathon yesterday wearing 1080. This race has very steep up and down hills in the first 3 miles. In uphills, I immediately felt my calf laboring hard due to the high heel of 1080 and quads soreness after the race due to steep downhills. This is the price you pay when you wear a max-cushion shoe. Knowing what I know now, I wish I had worn 880 which is also a cushion shoe but not as "high heel" as 1080 (37mm/31 vs. 31/23).
Thank you and congrats on the half yesterday! My new balance shoe of choice for a half marathon if you don't want a racing shoe would be the SC trainer v2 - it's soft and comfortable like the 1080 but has a lot more speed assistance from the bouncier foam and curved rocker platform
@@supwell Thanks for the recommendation . I look at the SC Trainer V2 which has an even higher stack, 40mm/34mm. I believe it will be very tough on your calf in steep hills.
@@robertwu8092 it has a carbon fiber plate that helps stabilize the foam and makes it a lot easier on the legs. I haven't had any calf soreness running in that shoe. Alternatively, if you want a shoe with a lower stack height, the new balance rebel v4 is a great option - around 30mm in the heel and a lighter than either the 1080 or sc trainer v2
@@supwell Thank you for the suggestion. You're the best. The calf has always been my weakest link. Rebel V4 sounds promising.
If your looking to test something to possibly replace the new balance 1080, i just got a pair of the puma forever run nitro and i was really surprised by how responsive and cushy it was. Not to mention i got them for 79.99 from the outlets but also online for that price too. Im a 11.5 but grabbed 12. Also very stable with puma grip dam things will last forever (hence the name lol). I tried nike invincible and react infinity and returned both, just to much slop for me and heal issues. But the second i tried on the puma i knew i had a really good daily trainer that is perfect for easy runs. Last thing is us bigger feet runners, it can be hard to find good comfy daily trainers so definitely worth a try if your like me.
Thanks for the rec - hoping to try some more puma shoes this year for sure
solid dad shoe look. Just bought a pair.
A few minutes ago I purchased a the Fresh Foam 1080 V13 because of your review and because you love him so much 🙏🔥😍 And I get a really shoe bargain 💪 Normally the price is 190 euros here when I go online but I founded for like 115 euro 🫡 That‘s a banger I can’t let go past me and I went with the red color way 🙏 For me I connect this color with fire and activity 🙌 On monday next week I will be at a new physio to look after some body things of mine and yeah 😍 I‘m patient right now and I will return to running pretty soon. I‘m sure about it 🙏 For me running is the reason why I was born into that world in that time 🙌 I understood that quite a few months ago 😃 It was like an enlightenment to me 😍🔥💪
great deal! i hope you love them - it's also a great shoe to use when easing back into running
2:08 - Dunno if trail shoes count, but the xodus ultra 2 is pretty cozy
Currently loving the on cloudsurfers, super comfortable, worth a shot if you're willing to give the "on" brand a try!
I actually love on! I put about 500 miles on 2 pairs of the cloudstratus and also used the cloudmonster a ton. I haven't had a place in the rotation yet for the surfer but great recommendation
I second this recommendation. Just got the Cloudsurfer 7 without the speed board. Fantastic shoe.
I couldn’t tell if you used the safety strap or not on the Bob stroller. It is important to use it because the stroller can get away from you very fast.
More v4 is kinda firm and I have arch pain just walking around on them. This v13 is super soft and is great for my minor injury now. But outsole got chew up so much faster than the 1080-v11 and v12. I don’t think my v13 can last 300 miles as a heavy heel striker. 😂. My pair is already to the ground …
“Everything that’s RIGHT with the 1080 v13.” Thinking of doing a limited podcast (the Dad Pod?) centered around running and dad life juggle/balance. Putting out feelers. Interested?
ahaha yeah I watched last night and everything you said about the 1080 is how I felt about the more v4. And yes absolutely down for that pod - just let me know when and what you need
I'm impressed with the durability. It's better than I would have thought but too soft for me. I would think a good alternative would be the Novablast for those wanting something similar but with more versatility. It's about the same weight but will be more responsive; I had v2 & v3 and I did not find them sluggish.
Thanks for the rec - great call. Another one I forgot to mention is ghost max - also a firmer alternative but still very comfortable
@@supwell I haven't tried it personally but, for those not minding the 10mm drop, the Magnify Nitro 2 is supposed to also have some daily trainer vibes, is considerably cheaper, and could do well on wet surfaces and light trails.
Its hard to get a heavy runner perspective...no offense to kofuzi and the sorts but theyre obviously on the lighter side of things and the perception underfoot will be different. Appreciate what you do
Cant wait for the deviate nitro 2 review
Can't use the DN2 for easy runs. Only Tempo and faster. Plate hard and unstable at speed lower than 8 minutes mile.
@@i.p2088 that’s why I’m interested in what yowana thinks about them I’ve had pain running in them in my right ankle only but I might have an injury so it could be that because the foam feels good
Lol wrong@@i.p2088
That’s why I was interested in what yowana thinks since I got them I have been getting pain in my right ankle running in them but I might have an injury comments glitched for me it says 3 replies I don’t see them tho
I have one run in the deviate nitro 2 so far - going to get some more miles in them over the next few weeks to get the full 100 mile review up for you 💪🏽
Loving it too, after failed version 10.
The most overrated comfortable shoes available ,for me, is still the Gel-Nimbus 25 ! It even beat other shoes I still got/had likenthe Gel-Nimbus 26, Invincible 3, Wave Sky 7 or a 1080 v13. The shoes that get similar running comfort and super overall plush to the Gel-Nimbus 25 is the Nike Infinity Run 4 . It is just a delight heel to toe transition running with my Infinity 4 ... not necessarily the most expensive shoes will be better by default ( AKA Invincible 3) .
Also mid life runner doesn't use the word "periwinkle" 😂. Bottomed out on the V11 and v12 and got hotspots on both so I am all out on the 1080 series
Really appreciate your content.. Might not be relevant for you specifically, but any ideas or insights for shoes for bigger/heavier guys?
Thank you! I am 6' 2" and tend to run with a lot of force so I look for shoes that can stand up to that and can definitely help. The Saucony endorphin shift 3 is a great max cushioned shoe for bigger runners - it's super supportive and has a firmer foam that makes it great for everyday runnign as well as some faster pace. The brooks ghost max is another good choice that's a little softer and more forgiving than the shift 3 if you want more of that traditional max cushion feel. As for speed shoes I've been loving the Boston 12 for fast workouts. And the TYR Valkyrie Elite which I just tested on a 22 miler this weekend looks like it's going to be a top race day choice for bigger runners - will be posting the full review on that one in the next few weeks. Lmk if any specific questions or if you're looking for a specific type of shoe
I have a narrow foot and for me the 1080 is king.
The awesome baby stroller
liked the review. just ordered them as a daily (non running) trainer for around town or travelling or maybe recovery walks. for my taste the Rebel v3 is allready on the too soft side (for running) so I'm curious how much softer the fresh foam is gonna fell in contrast.
just found your channel really like the fact you are doing those high mileage reviews!
Nice running footage but it should be quite laborious to set the camera, run with stroller, run back to get the camera and repeat it various times. Kudos!
I lost it when I realized it was a stunt double in the stroller
@@blackwaterpictures876 🤣🤣🤣
Brooks Glycerin 21 - Daily Trainer
Asics Novablast 3 - Long 4uns
Brooks Hyperion Max - pushing the pace/5k race shoe
Saucony Tempus - tempo workouts
That's current rotation but I feel like it's missing something "max cushion" for the long runs and recovery runs
Recommendations? For long runs I've been thinking the Hyperion Max 2 when it comes out in July for the long runs for some of that "pop" at the end of those long runs when your legs are tired like you'd mentioned but I've never tried a plated shoe before. And that doesn't cover between now and summer lol
Any idea for a shoe that's out now that covers long runs and recovery?
Or a shoe for each, definitely not opposed to a shoe for each, I love new shoes 🙃
You might like the SC Trainer v2 for that - it has a plate but is more forgiving than other plated trainers. I've taken it 20+ a few times and it still feels great at the end of those runs. It's on sale for $140 right now too. Another great non-plated option is the Saucony triumph 20. I used mine for exactly what you described and it's a nice fun slightly bouncy shoe for long runs and recovery. Marshall's has it for $80 too 🤯 here are links to both www.newbalance.com/pd/fuelcell-supercomp-trainer-v2/MRCXCK3-2E-105.html www.marshalls.com/us/store/jump/product/shoes-shoes-men-s-shoes-sneakers/Men%27s-Triumph-20-Cushioned-Running-Sneakers/4000214449?colorId=NS4155763&pos=1:13&N=2622436488
Puma forever run nitro works good for me so far for those recovery runs
@supwell thanks for the ideas! Really been interested in some different Saucony because the Tempus have a lot of POP that's made running in them lots of fun
How different is the pwrrun+ in the Triumph from the pwrrun pb in the tempus? I know the tempus 22 is going to fully pwrrunpb for the 22 but a more firm formula than in their super shoes
@almostawesomewithwill9251 never tried a Puma shoe before, do you know how they fit compared to an asics or brooks?
@@brettfettbeargaming puma tends to be more narrow so i usually go a little bit bigger
Hi, Is it wider in the forefoot and midfoot than the Rebel v3? Yesterday saw Midlife runner, hours later saw this review it seems you guys are reviewing different shoes 🙂
It feels a little more forgiving than the rebel, maybe because the upper material is softer - but fit is fairly similar
Hey bro.. I think it would be really cool if you reached out to Seth James Demoor and tried to collaborate or even just shouted him out. He’s struggling lately and is like the OG of this running shoe stuff. You’re a new buck on the come up & have so much momentum.. I just think if you could shout him out or collaborate with him it would help you both a ton!
300mile are revealing
The Hoka mach 5 dropped to $112
I gave the 12 a shot last year and while it did seem soft and everything. I hated the heel cup so much. I don’t know what was going on back there, but it wasn’t manageable and I’m usually the type to not let things bug me. But that shoe worked my nerves. I hated it. Does this have a similar feel on the back of the heel? I don’t know how to even explain what I’m talking about haha. I’ve seen others mention it though
I haven't had any issues with the heel or upper fit on this - it's super comfortable for me all around and manages a good lockdown without being too tight. I only did a test run in the v12 but this is a very different shoe. If you want something soft id give it a shot - also if you want to try it running warehouse has a 90 day return policy
I went back and looked. I was so wrong, it wasn’t the 12. It was the v10 lol
Hi ! does the upper expend a bit lenghtwise ?
I’ve purchased these in my regular size, but my big toe is close to the end on my left foot (which is quite longer than my right one). I’ve just done a quick test and I could feel my big toe slightly touching the end of the toebox when I ran, I was wondering if it does extend a bit with time.I have very narrow foot so I think it wouldn’t be a good option to go up half a size.
my favorite is endorphyn shift 3, but due to metatarsal inflammation, I took nimbus 25 so I don't skip training.
is 1080v13 softer than the nimbus or are they similar?
They are super similar for me - I prefer the 1080 as it's a bit easier to run in (overall less foam) but they're both very soft shoes
As someone above 200 lbs, the 1080v13 feels much softer. I prefer it over the nimbus 25. But I think the feel of the foam will vary a lot depending on your weight and stride.
My shoes must last at least 6 to 700 miles , i have a pair with over 1300 miles on them .
Superblasts
Superblasts are one of my all time faves
Is it soft like Nikes zoomx ?
Yeah it's similar except not a bouncy. This has more of a comfortable sinking in feeling for relaxed running, whereas ZoomX pops you out and encourages speed
Are they as comfortable as fresh foam more V4?
For recovery runs....this or Nike Invincible V3? I want the softest possible! Cheers.
Definitely the 1080! You won't find a softer more comfortable shoe for recovery runs. Invincible is a good shoe too but leans more toward daily and even a little faster for some runners - not as comfortable for relaxed miles as the 1080
More Comfortable than 1080 v13 well it is the NB MORE V4 hands down.
I love the More v4 so much!
can't wait for more v5
@@iconik-cn5rm I'm a bit nervous they'll ruin it.
What is the watch you use and app to track you runs ?
Very soft shoes kill my knees but firmer shoes don’t why is this ?
Typically due to instability which forces the body to compensate, and depending on where in the chain you’re stronger/weaker, it can add stress to those places. The reverse can also happen with too firm or with stability shoes that force your foot to land unnaturally.
Ayy thanks kalvin 💪🏽 if it's instability/weakness doing some compound movements in the gym can really help. Squats and deadlifts are basically all you need - start as light as you need and work up over time
What's the fit like compared to the SC Trainer v2?
Foot length 26cm, what size do you recommend getting?
i have one...its comfy
I want a versatile shoe, but im also running a half marathon, would you recommend these?
Check out the video that's about to go up this morning - has my top picks for beginners/first race training. This didn't make the list because it's a little soft and not versatile. I'd go with the supernova rise, Nike Vomero or novablast over this for your one shoe
Have you tried the HOKA Clifton 9?
Not yet but will be testing them soon! Stay tuned
Does toebox narrow
No it fits really well. I went up half a size for more room but it's not narrow at all. New balance in general has a roomier fit
Did you say you have tried the ASICS Nimbus? How do these NB compare with them? I only just started running a few months ago. Need cushioning.
They are both great shoes - super comfortable. I prefer the 1080 - it's a little lighter weight and easier to run in. Sometimes with the nimbus I felt like I was fighting against the foam. Also the 1080 had better durability for me
Do these have more cushion than Hoka?
These are a lot softer than anything Hoka has right now. If you're looking for a soft cushion feel, this is a great pick - it's my favorite soft shoe of all time
@@supwell Thanks. I'll check it out. I have a pair of Hokas right now and they are the software shoe I've ever had (I bought them about a year ago). I'm not really a runner. I do hill sprints, but I mostly need a soft pair of shoes because I have a couple of bone spurs near my heel and need as much cushion as possible. I guess I figured Hoka has the most cushion, but it sounds like these shoes might be better.
NEWBALANCE MORE V4 IS MORE COMFORYABLE PERIOD .more is better
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@@MedicineRunner NEW BALANCE MORE V4 IS MORE COMFORTABLE THAN 1080 MORE IS BETTER PERIOD
wouldn't it be nice if you ran a little bit faster while pushing the stroller. like 4:00 mins/km