Adizero pro 2. More than any shoe out there, legs just feel better the day after. In fact, I use Adizero pro for tempo runs too. For faster stuff, twice a week maximum, I use Vaporfly next %.. i sometimes use endorphin speed for shorter tempo runs around 3 to 5 miles. I don't do any slow runs. I run maybe 3 to 4 days a week with 6 to 7 sessions total, so I am doubling most of those days of running.
Novablast for easy runs, Endorphin Speed for faster efforts.
Hoka Rincon 2. Freaking love that shoe.
Since Novablast has gotten a few mentions, did you find those wore out more quickly than other brands. It feel like mine did but I don't keep good track of my mileage.
Long run , less than90 minutes. Zoom fly 4 . I like the geometry of the bottom and the react is a nice cushion .
Hoka Clifton 8.
I usually won’t run more than 12 miles.
Really like that shoe. Also makes me feel old, I remember running in the Clifton 2 and it doesn’t feel that long ago.
tycobb wrote:
Since Novablast has gotten a few mentions, did you find those wore out more quickly than other brands. It feel like mine did but I don't keep good track of my mileage.
When I was using novablasts as my xc daily trainer last year I got them to around 630 and probably could’ve gone more, they still felt very bouncy
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Adios 6. Was in marathon training (18-21 miles) now will be mile-4 mile races so more like 12-15 mile long runs
Same.
I only use the super shoes for races and a few key workouts.
Easy long runs- Saucony triumph
Long run workouts- Saucony Endorphin Pro
ASICS glide ride or if running faster long runs then saucony endorphin speed. Have run up to marathon distance in the glide ride and 22 miles in the speed. The glide rides have done over 700 miles and have lost some of the bounce now but other than that showing no signs of wear and tear. Build like tanks and offer excellent protection.
Saucony Kinvara, long runs are anything from 14 to 22 depending on what I'm training for.
Been my go-to general mileage shoe for a long time. They've changed a bit over the years but always remain simple, 4mm drop, low to moderate cushion. And the previous model is always widely available on good sale prices.
I've used the Saucony Ride 13 and 14 for the last year and a half for daily runs and long runs. I also started using the Saucony Endorphin Shift around 6 months ago, and I have come to really like that shoe. It was a bit of an adjustment to wear such a thick shoe, but they stay comfortable even on long runs of ~20 miles.
Nike Invincible, so good I ordered another pair within the first 50 miles. Much as I avoided the brand they are something special for me. I have Gliderides, Novablast1, Saucony Triumph, Floatride Energies to compare to. The version 1 should be on discount as the version 2 just got released.
Newton Distance S 11
adios 6 for faster long runs 10-12 miles
infinity react for slogfests 13-18 miles
NikeConvert wrote:
Nike Invincible, so good I ordered another pair within the first 50 miles. Much as I avoided the brand they are something special for me. I have Gliderides, Novablast1, Saucony Triumph, Floatride Energies to compare to. The version 1 should be on discount as the version 2 just got released.
I'm curious how well these hold up. The Invincible sound like great shoes but may not be all that durable according to one review I read.
Saucony Triumph. Older vintage with Everun (prior to Powerun). Minimum of around 16 miles, usually 20 or a little more.
Odnfnrjfnff wrote:
And how long is the long run?
Nike Pegasus 38's (or previous iterations). 15-18Miles.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but if you're doing your long runs in carbon-plated shoes, you're wrong.
Hoka Clifton or Saucony Endorphin Shift for anything over 15 miles.
Hoka Rincon for shorter runs. I just also just got a pair of Hoka Mach 4's but haven't worn them yet.
NikeConvert wrote:
Nike Invincible, so good I ordered another pair within the first 50 miles. Much as I avoided the brand they are something special for me. I have Gliderides, Novablast1, Saucony Triumph, Floatride Energies to compare to. The version 1 should be on discount as the version 2 just got released.
I bought these. These are great shoes 👞. I can run quick or slow , no issues. Some heavy “long run “ shoes don’t work for me . These do . Hope the v2 is a bit lighter upper.