It seems that all of their training shoes, especially their cushioned models are so firm. I know they like to use the term responsive but come on, we all don't have access to wood chip trails that we can run on. Now their spikes are very good, I'll give them that. The training shoes I prefer these days are the Borrks Ghost, Hoka Clifton, and the NB Fresh Foam Borclay.
ok
Seems like a personal preference thing to me. I went from some plush Asics to the firmer Pegasus, and not looking back.
lil ol mee wrote:
It seems that all of their training shoes, especially their cushioned models are so firm. I know they like to use the term responsive but come on, we all don't have access to wood chip trails that we can run on. Now their spikes are very good, I'll give them that. The training shoes I prefer these days are the Borrks Ghost, Hoka Clifton, and the NB Fresh Foam Borclay.
This comes up about once a week. Last week everyone disagreed. This week maybe you'll get different answers?
Nike Lunaracers ftw.
Their spikes and racing flats are far superior to anything else on the market so it makes up for the underwhelming trainers
never heard of borrks
d3boundzz wrote:
never heard of borrks
Borrks are legit dude. Get a pair.
Nike Epic Lunar are great for my feet .
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