Quick Shoe reccomendation

Alicano

Hi All,

Long time since I've been in these parts. I'm a late attemptee for this years DCM. Had a number all along but been injured etc. Anyhow. I'm in a race to bank the mileage and working away as best I can. Last Marathon was 5yrs ago and I ran in Brooks ST racers. They are updated nowadays as Brooks Asteria I believe? But it seems these are not stocked in shops here. I kind of need new runners asap so waiting over a week for ordering stresses me out .
I'm a neutral runner. Weigh about 64Kgs. IS there any other shoe out there that would work for me?
Many thanks in advance. Hope y'all are well.

BeepBeep67

Alicano wrote: »

Hi All,

Long time since I've been in these parts. I'm a late attemptee for this years DCM. Had a number all along but been injured etc. Anyhow. I'm in a race to bank the mileage and working away as best I can. Last Marathon was 5yrs ago and I ran in Brooks ST racers. They are updated nowadays as Brooks Asteria I believe? But it seems these are not stocked in shops here. I kind of need new runners asap so waiting over a week for ordering stresses me out .
I'm a neutral runner. Weigh about 64Kgs. IS there any other shoe out there that would work for me?
Many thanks in advance. Hope y'all are well.

I ran a few marathons in the ST5, I would suggest an equivelent shoe would be the Adi Boston, I haven't tried the 8, but it has mainly favourable reviews, it's regarded as a classic now.
A few left of field options would be the Reebok Run Fast and Skechers Razor 3, both are lighter but with similar drops. Reeboks were on discount last week on their site at €77, Skechers have dropped only a few sizes of the Razors on their European sites, at €122.

Tipptatlers

Alicano wrote: »

Hi All,

Long time since I've been in these parts. I'm a late attemptee for this years DCM. Had a number all along but been injured etc. Anyhow. I'm in a race to bank the mileage and working away as best I can. Last Marathon was 5yrs ago and I ran in Brooks ST racers. They are updated nowadays as Brooks Asteria I believe? But it seems these are not stocked in shops here. I kind of need new runners asap so waiting over a week for ordering stresses me out .
I'm a neutral runner. Weigh about 64Kgs. IS there any other shoe out there that would work for me?
Many thanks in advance. Hope y'all are well.

The Brooks asteria are stocked in the run hub in Dublin.

Ceepo

Alicano wrote: »

Hi All,

Long time since I've been in these parts. I'm a late attemptee for this years DCM. Had a number all along but been injured etc. Anyhow. I'm in a race to bank the mileage and working away as best I can. Last Marathon was 5yrs ago and I ran in Brooks ST racers. They are updated nowadays as Brooks Asteria I believe? But it seems these are not stocked in shops here. I kind of need new runners asap so waiting over a week for ordering stresses me out .
I'm a neutral runner. Weigh about 64Kgs. IS there any other shoe out there that would work for me?
Many thanks in advance. Hope y'all are well.

Nike vaporfly 4%..... that's all

Alicano

Tipptatlers wrote: »

The Brooks asteria are stocked in the run hub in Dublin.

Yes I think you're right. I forgot to mention the bit that I am a size 7 And when I selected for that size it wasn't an option for me. Many thanks.

Alicano

Ceepo wrote: »

Nike vaporfly 4%..... that's all

I just saw the price :eek:
Many thanks Ceepo.

Alicano

BeepBeep67 wrote: »

I ran a few marathons in the ST5, I would suggest an equivelent shoe would be the Adi Boston, I haven't tried the 8, but it has mainly favourable reviews, it's regarded as a classic now.
A few left of field options would be the Reebok Run Fast and Skechers Razor 3, both are lighter but with similar drops. Reeboks were on discount last week on their site at €77, Skechers have dropped only a few sizes of the Razors on their European sites, at €122.

Thank you BeepBeep. I've had 2 pairs of Adizero's for the shorter stuff up to half distance. Find the toe area quite tight. Will slip on a Boston and see if any difference. Thank you for info.

Itziger

Alicano wrote: »

Thank you BeepBeep. I've had 2 pairs of Adizero's for the shorter stuff up to half distance. Find the toe area quite tight. Will slip on a Boston and see if any difference. Thank you for info.

I like the Bostons but yes, Adidas tend to be quite narrow. I have to play with the laces a bit.

Glencarraig

Alicano wrote: »

Hi All,

Long time since I've been in these parts. I'm a late attemptee for this years DCM. Had a number all along but been injured etc. Anyhow. I'm in a race to bank the mileage and working away as best I can. Last Marathon was 5yrs ago and I ran in Brooks ST racers. They are updated nowadays as Brooks Asteria I believe? But it seems these are not stocked in shops here. I kind of need new runners asap so waiting over a week for ordering stresses me out .
I'm a neutral runner. Weigh about 64Kgs. IS there any other shoe out there that would work for me?
Many thanks in advance. Hope y'all are well.

Asteria is Brooks support racing shoe. The Hyperion is the neutral shoe. Personally I wouldnt use either for the marathon distance, just not enough cushion or support. You might have a look at the Brooks Ravenna 10. It is aimed at the neutral runner but has "a touch" of support.

Ceepo

Alicano wrote: »

I just saw the price :eek:
Many thanks Ceepo.

Ok so there're a bit on the dear side (read a lot).
But 4% more efficient sure its worth a few bob extra..

You could also try zoom fly knit...

They just want you to run faster 😉😉

ewc78

Anyone wear the Pegasus 35 Turbo?
Not in shops anymore so can't try on but have ran in the normal Pegasus before but not tried the Turbo and the Turbo 2 is a bit expensive, can get the Turbo 1 for a lot less on the Nike Website.
Want to buy a pair for DCM, was using the Brooks Ghost 11 for long runs but wouldn't buy another pair as they always started hurting after 15 miles or so.

Alicano

So it's a win for Saucony Kinvara 10's. Enough cushion for the miles. But a nice real feel underneath. Adizeros were the wrong shoe for me according to the expert. I seem to land flat and move to the ball quickly. So I wasn't getting any of the tech benefit from them. Tried Brooks Ghost but they felt too cushioned for my lil paws. Hopefully I can break them in real quick and have a good DCM. Cheers again all. Stay well.:)

deisedude

Alicano wrote: »

I just saw the price :eek:
Many thanks Ceepo.

Nike Zoom fly 3 is a more affordable alternative. Still €150 mind

sideswipe

I got my Nike vaporfly 4% for €125

per foot

Ceepo

sideswipe wrote: »

I got my Nike vaporfly 4% for €125

per foot

Theres no point in telling us half a story.
You need to tell us where

ariana`

ewc78 wrote: »

Anyone wear the Pegasus 35 Turbo?
Not in shops anymore so can't try on but have ran in the normal Pegasus before but not tried the Turbo and the Turbo 2 is a bit expensive, can get the Turbo 1 for a lot less on the Nike Website.
Want to buy a pair for DCM, was using the Brooks Ghost 11 for long runs but wouldn't buy another pair as they always started hurting after 15 miles or so.

I got them recently. I've been try to break in Brooks Ghost 11 all Summer but they're still uncomfortable when i go over 60-70 minutes :mad: Anyhow I got the Pegs 35 Turbo about 2 weeks ago, only 15 miles on them so far but i'm very very happy with them, they were comfortable out of the box. I haven't worn the normal Pegs so can't compare.

sideswipe

Ceepo wrote: »

Theres no point in telling us half a story.
You need to tell us where

HERE you go!

IvoryTower

If anyone wants a pair to race 5-10k, the Saucony A8 are class.

partyguinness

Ceepo wrote: »

Ok so there're a bit on the dear side (read a lot).
But 4% more efficient sure its worth a few bob extra..

You could also try zoom fly knit...

They just want you to run faster ����

Yeah I can vouch for that. I bought them a few months ago and smashing it time wish without even noticing it physically.

Actually going to fast and stopped using them on training runs. Just keeping them for events...

I found the OnCloudFlow great