Best trainers for high mileage?

rollin_oats wrote:

The New Nike Pegasus (29) sucks compared to the 28. The 28 was one of my favorite shoes ever.

Have to agree, they are a terrible shoes. I had to throw them out after a month because the uppers ripped on both shoes in multiple places. It's too bad because I'd heard really good thing about the 28s and had a pair back in 2006 (the 2005 model) and they were awesome. I have no idea why they changed from that year.

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I'm a forefoot striker, supinator, 50-60 mpw. The new Nimbus midsole wasn't has cushioned (too hard) as the previous model. I ran in the Pegasus 29 and it was fine, but Nike has got to stop updating that shoe every season-it never fits or feels the same and it's frustrating. I run in both the adidas adiStar Ride 4, which is their top-of-the-line cushioned model, and adidas Supernova Glide. The Ride is firm, responsive but not bulky (adidas lists the weight at 12 oz. but I weighed it closer to 11.) I've got 400 miles and it is probably good for 200 more. The Glide has less cushioning in the forefoot than the Ride, but has great flexibility and cushion in the forefoot, traction, and good wrap around the upper (like the Nike Free.) Said to weigh over 11.6 ounces, closer to 10.6. I use it for tempos and hill drills. Just a consideration. Tried on the Glycerin (great forefoot cushioning, bulky, but may consider) and Volmero 7 (Awful.)

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Brooks ghost. I refused to try brooks but my friends promised me he would give me 140 dollars if I didn't like them. At first I got the glycerine which was a decent shoe but it is pretty heavy so I moved down to the ghost. Hands down best shoe I've ever ran in. It hold up for a long time too, the most recent pair is nearing the 1000 mile mark and I'm not easy on shoes (95 miles weeks).

[quote]Runnercollegerunner wrote:

Brooks ghost. I refused to try brooks but my friends promised me he would give me 140 dollars if I didn't like them. At first I got the glycerine which was a decent shoe but it is pretty heavy so I moved down to the ghost. Hands down best shoe I've ever ran in. It hold up for a long time too, the most recent pair is nearing the 1000 mile mark and I'm not easy on shoes (95 miles weeks).[/quote

The Ghost is too wide for my foot, so I'm going to go with the Glycerine, because I need the extra "bounce" in the forefoot.

Bumping this thread

Just burned through a pair of Saucony Triumph ISO 3, which I liked. They were nicely cushioned but I felt the fit was a little loose in places for me.

I had been running in Brooks for the past 12 years but opted for a change but am thinking of going back to try the Ghost as their shoes just seem to fit my foot the best.

I don't need any support but I run between 80-100k a week with a backpack on so I need something that is cushioned and can stand up to that mileage.

Anyone have any other reco's? Considering the Pegasus and maybe a couple of NB options too.

The New Balance 1080 v3 is a great shoe as long as you don't need the wide version. NB added some stitching that limits their widths in the newer versions. They are my favorite cushion/ stability versus weight ratio shoe though.

Early 80s (bite me) I wore these for tired/hungover morning runs, with the thickest socks I could find.

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1080V3 wrote:

The New Balance 1080 v3 is a great shoe as long as you don't need the wide version. NB added some stitching that limits their widths in the newer versions. They are my favorite cushion/ stability versus weight ratio shoe though.

I'm going to check those out. I've never had a NB trainer but have used them exclusively for my spikes and flats over the years.

canucker101 wrote:

1080V3 wrote:

The New Balance 1080 v3 is a great shoe as long as you don't need the wide version. NB added some stitching that limits their widths in the newer versions. They are my favorite cushion/ stability versus weight ratio shoe though.

I'm going to check those out. I've never had a NB trainer but have used them exclusively for my spikes and flats over the years.

WTF......they are on version 1080v8 dude!