I'm currently using the Forever Run Nitro. So far I have also the same experience that the lockdown is not that tight but for a long and easy runs is its selling point. haven't tried it on a 10mile or half marathon distance but it looks promising. 👍
My just got the velocity nitro 2s & he seems to like them. They’re his first running shoes though so he had nothing to compare with. Great video as always Cole! 👍
Proud 10k daily runner in the ForeverRun... which started out as pair of Voyage 3's that I loved so much, I actually bought the ForeverRuns to keep Voyage 3's out of my training rotation before they got too beaten up and smelly because I wanted to wear the Voyage 3's as a daily driver. The Nitro soles are siiick. I also got them each half price, so the ForeverRuns cost me £67 and the Nitros £37... really can't argue with that kind of value! MY only regret was not getting the GoreTex Voyage 3's because the colourway is just that bit cooler imo.
I currently use the Velocity Nitro 2 as my daily do everything trainer and a and the Magnify Nitro for long and recovery. I'm 84kg so need the cushioning and added stack to avoid bottoming out. for £50 a pair, can't go wrong 😊
@@jonhopkins6061 The Velocity nitro is a regular trainer, not plate. Very comfortable. Since the last post I have lost weight and now at 78kg so the velocities are becoming my go to trainers for even 10k plus.
The Velocity Nitro 2 is a regular daily trainer with no carbon plate. In the video I'm 90% sure the one he calls the Liberate Nitro, is a Velocity Nitro. A little confusing.
I have the deviate nitro elite, and i cant say i like them. After 20 kms i always have an instable feeling in them, it took a while to discover it was the shoes as i was often thinking i was just having a bad day. But after going trough a few weeks of shoe rotations, i could identify the deviate nitro elites as the culprit. Not my fit. And i bought them because a friend of mine was praising them, goes to show how different peoples needs are in shoes.
I like the Deviate (right amount of softness and firmness) . I liked it so much i bought 2. My only dislike is the weight (but it's really a non-issue), and at times i wish the forefoot was the normal nitro (it tends to get really soft after a long time within the run, i tend to dislike super soft foams)
Love the pain? Not sure if I’ve heard you use that as an outro before but definitely important for running. I’ve never tried any puma shoes out before, seems like an interesting brand.
I'm using velocity nitro (from cross country race to long runs) and deviate 2 for marathon and half races. I'm not going to spend more then €100 for a runnig shoe, so at this prices thery're simply the best
Just to add if you ever get to try the Liberate or Liberate 2 it is a fun shoe. I have the Velocity but I don't think it works well with the way I run, but that's just personal preference
I've only used the velocity in the current line up. Decent as a daily, and a little more cushioned than the v1. Outsole takes some beating too, grippy on almost any surface. Tempted by the deviate / deviate elite. C'mon Coleee!
85kg, medium width size 12us midfoot/forefoot striker pace 4-30-6/km.. Puma elite 1 was absolutely amazing but elite 2 not as good, less pop, less speed.. Used the elite 1 for everything, did everything amazing, intervals 2-3 pace it made me fly, maybe long jump would be perfect too..
So I recently bought the deviate nitro elite 1 (idk bout 2 but it'd carbon plated) . Its shit. I don't know why all the reviews love it. Maybe it's my running technique, I'm very mid foot.... It feels like bricks, no pop, no energy return, given me blisters. I've tried ankle fillers and I've different socks.. Only thing I like is it does seem to save my legs so I try to use them for short easy runs. To get my moneys worth. It's cheap at £60 and there's a reason why its at that low price. That's personal preference tho
I haven’t tried the 1 but the 2 is honestly very good value for money for a carbon plated super shoe. It can’t compete with the top dogs if price was no option, but it’s still a good option in my opinion!
@@ColeRunning I use to work at jack rabbit now know as fleet feet, I tried some of the puma shoes, deviate elite we're good, now fast-R is good. I don't think other ones are as good.
First run this morning (10k) in the ForeverRun. Love them.
I'm currently using the Forever Run Nitro. So far I have also the same experience that the lockdown is not that tight but for a long and easy runs is its selling point. haven't tried it on a 10mile or half marathon distance but it looks promising. 👍
Just picked the ForeverRun up for $65 USD. Excited to add it to my rotation.
That’s a proper bargain in my opinion mate!
My just got the velocity nitro 2s & he seems to like them. They’re his first running shoes though so he had nothing to compare with. Great video as always Cole! 👍
Thank you mate! I’m glad he enjoys them, I have to say I do too! Proper comfy
Proud 10k daily runner in the ForeverRun... which started out as pair of Voyage 3's that I loved so much, I actually bought the ForeverRuns to keep Voyage 3's out of my training rotation before they got too beaten up and smelly because I wanted to wear the Voyage 3's as a daily driver. The Nitro soles are siiick. I also got them each half price, so the ForeverRuns cost me £67 and the Nitros £37... really can't argue with that kind of value! MY only regret was not getting the GoreTex Voyage 3's because the colourway is just that bit cooler imo.
I currently use the Velocity Nitro 2 as my daily do everything trainer and a and the Magnify Nitro for long and recovery. I'm 84kg so need the cushioning and added stack to avoid bottoming out. for £50 a pair, can't go wrong 😊
So you run in a carbon plated shoe everyday!?
@@jonhopkins6061 The Velocity nitro is a regular trainer, not plate. Very comfortable. Since the last post I have lost weight and now at 78kg so the velocities are becoming my go to trainers for even 10k plus.
The Velocity Nitro 2 is a regular daily trainer with no carbon plate. In the video I'm 90% sure the one he calls the Liberate Nitro, is a Velocity Nitro. A little confusing.
I have the deviate nitro elite, and i cant say i like them.
After 20 kms i always have an instable feeling in them, it took a while to discover it was the shoes as i was often thinking i was just having a bad day.
But after going trough a few weeks of shoe rotations, i could identify the deviate nitro elites as the culprit.
Not my fit.
And i bought them because a friend of mine was praising them, goes to show how different peoples needs are in shoes.
ts shit shoe😅after buying Speed 3 then it was worse n I could feel that it's not for me n gives me shin splints !
Interesting viewpoints for sure! It’s weird how some people love shoes, and others don’t! Thanks for sharing guys
I like the Deviate (right amount of softness and firmness) . I liked it so much i bought 2. My only dislike is the weight (but it's really a non-issue), and at times i wish the forefoot was the normal nitro (it tends to get really soft after a long time within the run, i tend to dislike super soft foams)
Ah that’s an interesting viewpoint mate! I know what you mean about very soft shoes!
Love the pain? Not sure if I’ve heard you use that as an outro before but definitely important for running. I’ve never tried any puma shoes out before, seems like an interesting brand.
Gotta love the pain. New user name for you??? Puma are a good brand mate, definitely making some waves in the running world
@@ColeRunning no, I couldn't get the tag TP and youtube is showing this weird tag thing instead of the usernames it's really weird
@@_Tp__ ahhhhh gotcha haha
Just picked up the puma fast r nitro elite 1s after over a year, they seem pretty good.
I'm using velocity nitro (from cross country race to long runs) and deviate 2 for marathon and half races. I'm not going to spend more then €100 for a runnig shoe, so at this prices thery're simply the best
Yeah they’re proper good tbf mate!
Just to add if you ever get to try the Liberate or Liberate 2 it is a fun shoe. I have the Velocity but I don't think it works well with the way I run, but that's just personal preference
Thanks mate i look forward to trying it in the future!
I've only used the velocity in the current line up. Decent as a daily, and a little more cushioned than the v1. Outsole takes some beating too, grippy on almost any surface. Tempted by the deviate / deviate elite. C'mon Coleee!
The deviate nitro 2’s are proper comfy, of the 2 I’d pick the non-elite ones and use them as a light training or steady run shoe!!
85kg, medium width size 12us midfoot/forefoot striker pace 4-30-6/km.. Puma elite 1 was absolutely amazing but elite 2 not as good, less pop, less speed.. Used the elite 1 for everything, did everything amazing, intervals 2-3 pace it made me fly, maybe long jump would be perfect too..
where is the liberate nitro in this video? i think the second pair shoes that you reviewed is actually the velocity nitro 2
Yes you’re correct mate! Got my names muddled
The liberate looks just like the velocity 2!
Yeah pretty sure that’s the velocity 2 buddy
Oh bugger yeah it’s the velocity not the liberates! My bad!!!!!
I ws thinking there's something wrong there as he was saying that the shoe weighs less than 200gr and I was looking at that thick upper!
Is the black trainer the liberate nitro 2 , it looks more like the velocity nitro 2 to me ? But I could be wrong.
Yeah sorry I named it wrong!
So I recently bought the deviate nitro elite 1 (idk bout 2 but it'd carbon plated) . Its shit. I don't know why all the reviews love it. Maybe it's my running technique, I'm very mid foot.... It feels like bricks, no pop, no energy return, given me blisters. I've tried ankle fillers and I've different socks.. Only thing I like is it does seem to save my legs so I try to use them for short easy runs. To get my moneys worth. It's cheap at £60 and there's a reason why its at that low price. That's personal preference tho
£60? where?
@@JoutarouKuujou1 I got mine on start fitness, free pair of socks with it
@@microwave0152 It's £85 on there
I haven’t tried the 1 but the 2 is honestly very good value for money for a carbon plated super shoe. It can’t compete with the top dogs if price was no option, but it’s still a good option in my opinion!
I have the deviate nitro 1, also initially was disappointed, I noticed it doesn’t give you much unless you hammer it then it comes alive
Only puma I like is puma velocity 2, not so much fan of the other ones
Have you tried all of them buddy?
@@ColeRunning I use to work at jack rabbit now know as fleet feet, I tried some of the puma shoes, deviate elite we're good, now fast-R is good. I don't think other ones are as good.
Your liberate nitro 2 looks like my velocity nitro 2 haha
Hahaha they do look similar haha
and that isn't pwrtape on the velocity nitro 2, it's reflective strip
@@JoutarouKuujou1 we all make mistakes :)
@@ColeRunning 👍
come on, cole