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I've purchased these as a cheap trainer since the newer edition came out. Since then they have become my favorite easy day shoe. I used to wear nike and when looking for an everyday shoe, the infinity was too firm, the invincible too soft. The 1080 is just in the sweet spot. The new edition sounds good from what I hear, but save yourself some money and buy the older version.
Really good trainer, very cushioned. Can handle faster pace if needed. Only downside is that it has really bad stability so running on uneven terrain is a bit hard, also takes a bit to break into to.
Feels as nice on concrete as my Brooks Ghosts feel on gravel. But the tread is heading quickly to worn flat at 150 miles.
Feels great out the box but it doesn't last. The foam quickly loses its responsiveness. I can't afford to buy a new pair every month unfortunately. Sub 32 10k runner (female), running 70-80 miles a week (75% in this shoe). Ended up switching to Asics Nimbus- little bit stiffer and much more durable.
Nothing unbelievably fancy but is definitely very nice. They work excellently for my easy runs and are very versatile. Can be used for anything from long runs to speed work if need be. I am absolutely in love with the upper knit of the shoe, and everything else is of above average quality. Can be a bit pricey but are definitely worth it, especially if you can get them on sale
Shoe is stabile and had good cushion. I get at least 450 miles out of these. My go to work horse shoe