ZoomX training shoe for mileage??

Doesn't the Turbo 2 also have ZoomX?

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The most amazing thing about the zoomX dragonfly is how my lower limbs feel so UN-beat up after hard sessions. I did 10x 1k today on the track and feel fresh as a daisy after.

If I did that in my old victories or ventulus I would barely be able to walk from Achilles/ foot soreness.

How are the Zoomx TRAINER options? As far as I can tell, the trainers with Zoomx are the invincible, the zoom tempo, and the vomero.

Anyone have any feedback on any of these? Do they similarly leave the legs less beat up??

Anyone putting in decent miles on any of these and finding them worthwhile??

Thanks

Vomeros are amazing they do best just doing easy miles but will get the job done for a tempo if you don’t mind heavy shoes. They also have a thick tread on the bottom and the shoe will last a long time especially for a light runner. Legs never really feel terrible after wearing them.

I have noticed that when I do my Sunday long run (20-26mi) I'm always quite tired afterwards and it's pretty hard to get me off of the couch. But when I run with my Next%/Alphafly, it's *much* better. I might just buy another pair so that I can do all my long runs in them.

The ZoomX Invincible are the best trainers I've ever had, pretty easily. Used to run in Vomeros, but the ZoomX are just fantastic. Same feeling of super responsive while being super soft as the Alphafly's, have held out pretty well over ~400 miles. Only gripe is they can be hard to make turns in easily as the stack high is a little high and the upper doesn't lock your foot in crazy tight. Nonetheless I highly recommend them

Depends on your strike

Zoomx invincible - midfoot at plodding speed, otherwise they suck. The rocker effect is not smooth. It's like toes falling off a cliff. Great walking shoe.

Peg turbo2: brilliant

Zoom tempo: a little stiff for jog. Little stiff for hills too. Brilliant for a road tempo or fartlek.

Vomero: it's in the heel. Could be good for a longer run. for me the vomero design answers a question I never asked. Cushioned stability shoe for a long run, now with bouncy heel foam.

oh come on now wrote:

The most amazing thing about the zoomX dragonfly is how my lower limbs feel so UN-beat up after hard sessions. I did 10x 1k today on the track and feel fresh as a daisy after.

If I did that in my old victories or ventulus I would barely be able to walk from Achilles/ foot soreness.

How are the Zoomx TRAINER options? As far as I can tell, the trainers with Zoomx are the invincible, the zoom tempo, and the vomero.

Anyone have any feedback on any of these? Do they similarly leave the legs less beat up??

Anyone putting in decent miles on any of these and finding them worthwhile??

Thanks

I’ve been using the vomero 16 for all of my easy miles and they’re great. Not had a single problem from shakeout runs to 90 minute long(ish) runs

invinc wrote:

The ZoomX Invincible are the best trainers I've ever had, pretty easily. Used to run in Vomeros, but the ZoomX are just fantastic. Same feeling of super responsive while being super soft as the Alphafly's, have held out pretty well over ~400 miles. Only gripe is they can be hard to make turns in easily as the stack high is a little high and the upper doesn't lock your foot in crazy tight. Nonetheless I highly recommend them

I second this. They are the best.

I got close to 500 miles out of my Pegasus turbo 2. They were a joy to run in and handled a lot of paces well.