Looking at a few shoes for a marathon. Im about a 3 hr marathoner now and want to go faster. Training to hopefully get down around a 2:45:00 by october. I'm curious about how much of a difference the weight of road flats will make. Of all the shoes I'm looking at, there's about a 2oz range they fall in. Would getting the lighter shoes make enough of a difference that its worth it.
Vaporfly, duh. Get your $250 ready.
Unless the 4% is putting me under 2:10:00, with my current training; Im not going anywhere near them for $250. Id rather get two pairs of something else with that $$$.
They are magical and covered in fairy dust and you will run 1:59:59 in them without doing any training at all.
Let me know if you want a pair I have a pre-release version I can send you. They're a little bit muddy and have a New Balance logo on them (typical Nike product secrecy) but don't worry it's legit.
I guess you're a professional and you know it's hard to recommend a running shoe without knowing your overpronation level, supination and so on. Anyway, stick to what you're wearing and just train harder.
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