BeepBeep67 wrote: » A hidden gem, on my 2nd pair and 2 more in the stash, can be picked up for c. €60's from time to time. I find it difficult to consider wearing other runners and nearly have to force myself to.
Sub430 wrote: » NB Beacons. Small selection of sizes on Wiggle for <80https://www.wiggle.co.uk/new-balance-fresh-foam-beacon
skyblue46 wrote: » Did you order the pro? :eek:
Laineyfrecks wrote: » Waiting eagerly for them to arrive:eek:
average_runner wrote: » Floatride fast are really good. Nearly bought the Floatride Fast pro as was 50% off, just didn't have my size
Laineyfrecks wrote: » Ordered a pair, just waiting for them to arrive! Wanted a light pair of runners, more for my sessions and had ordered the Nike react flyknit but wasn't really sure so sent them back & ordered these instead! A great price too, hopefully they do the job
BeepBeep67 wrote: 68ish
Bahanaman wrote: » What weight are you? The most durable shoes I've known are Adidas with the continental rubber outsoles but after 600 miles these Reeboks look ridiculous!
BeepBeep67 wrote: They'll be back, sign up to their website, regular 20 - 40% promos. These shoes are a little unique from the pov that the midsole material they use is very light allowing for a decent amount of cushion and feels like so much more shoe than it's 200 grams or so. The material on the sole is the most durable I've ever seen, 600 miles looks almost unused, I ran about 24% of my miles in them last year.
pconn062 wrote: » I'm intrigued! I can't really tell from the website if they are a daily trainer or a racer? I'm in the market for new shoes and at €64 I am tempted. Typically I train in the Pegasus as my daily trainer but they've gotten very expensive. Don't want anything too ligh for my daily running.
skyblue46 wrote: » I was tempted too but there seems to only be size 6.5 left :-(
BeepBeep67 wrote: » Wouldn't class as a support shoe, more for faster stuff, but if you're pretty efficient they have a great range and durability. I retired 1 pair at north of 600 miles, more because I felt I should, rather than had to, only signs of wear are the fabric beginning to frey at the top of the heel counter.
jfh wrote: » Never heard of them, for sale at 64 euro on reebok site. Tempted, much support?
TheBigGreen wrote: » Bought Reebok Floatride Run Fast last week. Did a easy run in them straight out of the box. Looking forward to training/racing in them alternating between them and Streak 6. On my second pair of Forever Floatride Energy. The new 2.0 look a lot better. Will purchase them in the summer time I’d say.
WayneEnterprise wrote: » Not really a 10k shoe. I don't use them for anything other than marathons. Have found them to be beneficial.
jfh wrote: » For those that have purchased the next % or vaporfly, how much of an improvement over 10k have ye noticed? Thanks
Klopp wrote: » I ordered a pair of Pegasus 36 on 26th Dec, the delivery was due 3rd Jan. They didn't arrive. I logged into my account and went on and used their online chat today, i was told my order was still in prepping stage they would escalate. I never had this problem before with Nike. I am now waiting on new e-mail with delivery info.
