Which of these shoes is the main marathon racer? Which would you wear for a 5k or intervals at that speed/quicker?
I tried at do not like the Adidas Adizero Adios Pro, and want to go back to New Balance racers now that they have a suppershoe. Love the 1400, loved the 833/825.
The RC Elite is the racer. Make sure you get the second version though. The first version is a great half marathon and down racer but doesn’t hold up cushion-wise with the other super-shoes for the full like the newer model does.
Raggedman wrote:
The RC Elite is the racer. Make sure you get the second version though. The first version is a great half marathon and down racer but doesn’t hold up cushion-wise with the other super-shoes for the full like the newer model does.
If the RC Elite is the racer, what is the FuelCell TC? (It seems to also be billed as a plated racer by New Balance and shoe stores.)
please differentiate wrote:
Raggedman wrote:
The RC Elite is the racer. Make sure you get the second version though. The first version is a great half marathon and down racer but doesn’t hold up cushion-wise with the other super-shoes for the full like the newer model does.
If the RC Elite is the racer, what is the FuelCell TC? (It seems to also be billed as a plated racer by New Balance and shoe stores.)
Training shoe, much like the Nike Zoom Fly. Both are way too heavy to be racers.
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