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Thank you and Happy Trails!!!

I'm sure you could BUT they'd be heavy and are lugged trail shoes.

For my track spikes, I wear 10.5, but 11 in road shoes and sometimes, 11.5 in trail. I typically wear heavy padded socks so this helps too. For perfect fit, you want one thumb width in front of your big toe.

Night and Day. FFX are like marshmallows on your tootsies

This opened up a whole new category of vasodiolators. Several other like items on the market now. However, it's the quality of ingredients which puts ALL supps from Cerus Performance on the top shelf. Let us know how you like it.

Little too much shoe for 5 miles. I could have used them on ny Army 20 miles back in the day.

Excellent question and all the best, to a great performance in your Half. In short, your 2 shoes offer a totally different ride, as far as support, cushioning, and responsiveness. It all depends on what you are looking for and how each shoe had performed for you in the past. I'll be soon posting a video on my personal testing of most of the Super Shoes and how they worked for me. Keep Pushing and let me know which you choose and how you make out.

Nice relaxed fit and plenty of soft cush for the push

To use the immortal words of The King, Elvis Presley, Thank You...Thank You Very Much!!!

What does Clutch mean here? Thanks for what?

Super cushioning!!!! Keep Pushing

I'm loving the NB SC Elite V4 eight now. I'll be wearing them today in the USATF 20K CHAMPIONSHIPS. You want to find a shoe that has both good heal cushioning and an aggressive heal rocker.

It's your shoe...wear it where you want. But, it's a road shoe not a dedicated trail shoe

Thanks

I would assume that the length would be the same as others you have. Meaning, a wider version is only wider. They will not make the shoe longer. Let me know how you make out. Keep Pushing 🫸

I'm sure you could. I've never done that, so, I'm only assuming. If you have a VERY fast pace, you may want to look at a carbon plated shoe for additional responsiveness. Keep Pushing

Yes...BUT...because of its almost corduroy-like fabric upper and supportive structure, it will take probably 50+ miles to stretch. Keep in mind that the supportive dynamic is one of the high quality features of the shoe. As long as you have the correct size, this shoe will help you to definitely Push The Run 🏃‍♂️

@@pushtherun thank you! Got these in US9.5 lots of allowance on toes , a bit snug but manageable fit on the sides , hoping for a little loosening up. I wear usually US9 in adidas Thanks and more power Subscribed !

@glennsantiago4003 Another option I found was changing the laces to either normal or stretchie laces as opposed to the crappy plastic laces that do not stretch at all. Keep Pushing!!!

@@pushtherun will definitely try this one.. thank you again!

Yes, comfy is good 👍

Thanks for watching!!! Stay tuned for an updated vid and even MORE in-deprh

In the works my friend 🧡!!! I've had a few MAJOR life issues happen the past few months, which took Coach Midgie and I offline. BUT, we've relocated, we are in the process of rebuilding our lives and business, and now Coach Midgie is training me up as a Pro Para Runner. Any specific vids or information you'd like to see?

Thank for watching. As I always say, what works or doesn't work for me isn't the same for everyone else. For me, it's finding that shoe with the best cushioning and energy return while providing support ad needed. What's the best shoe that works for you?

@@pushtherunI don’t run that often, but I wear Nike Epic React Phantoms which are very comfortable. I wish I would have bought a second pair, because mine start to fall apart in the toe area.

@@Creepiify Keep Pushing The Run

Thank you for watching. Which is the O2 Trainer? Who makes it? I know there is no other Airofit model named O2 Trainer. Keep Pushing

Thanks for the message. I had to take a 3 month break off the channel due to a few major life issues happening. I just relocated from South Carolina to Massachusetts. Over the next week, Coach Midgie and I will be setting up our new video, photography, and podcast studio. This shoe test series is one of the first we staht working on next week. I either have already sone of new New super shoe models and 6 in the mail right now. Over the next month, we'll be posting several shoe testing vids. In September, we should be getting a VO2 Max testing system for more accurate stats. Many other exciting projects are on the horizon. Stay tuned!!!

@@pushtherun I hope all is well and I’ll look forward to those videos. Thanks for your approach to what you do.

@keithc1264 All is good "now" that Coach Midgie and I relocated to Metro Boston to live the life of a Pro PARA Road Runner and content creators covering the greater Boston and New England running scene. We will be cranking out vids FINALLY starting this week.

Stay tuned in for an updated video on this. Also vids on other groundbreaking products CERUS PERFORMANCE has created that have boosted my performance to National Record Breaking level

Exactly...just like I said. Thanks for watching 👀

I'm not understanding what you mean by "noise"? What is it that is rubbing together?

@@pushtherun sort of squeaking noise as the ruber from the lips supporting the ‘crampons’/lug rub against each other.

Yes. I wear men's US 11 in all shoes unless the brand says they run big or small and a half size adjustment is needed. Keep Pushing!!!

Thank you My Friend!!! Keep Pushing 🫸

You should!

Totally agree

No it's not. Most, if not all, super max cushioned shoes with such a high stack, will not be built for stability. Too Much cushioning

Not a shoe I would personally buy for myself. If you want to send it to me in men's US size 11, I'll try them.

Rocket Fuel!!! 🚀

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How did you make out?

Being able to hold pace just below the upper limit for a fartlek run is key. Master that, and performance will skyrocket

Glad it was helpful!

The Asics Trabucos have a better lug system for tech trails. The smaller quarter to third of an inch lugs grip the terrain better.

First, shorten your stride to consistently land mid foot and not on your heels. The more heel striking you do, will make you have to work harder to hit 3:30. Think of heel striking like stepping on car brakes. Racing shoes are very personal in how the midsole foam allows the runner to achieve the most energy return. It is near impossible to say which shoe is best not knowing where your performance and times are now.

@@pushtherun Thanks!

OOPS!!! Or, was it on purpose, Thanks for watching

Nope. I moved to Boston to run with the Champs

Had the same approach. First speedgoat then NB x more … wouwww why did not jump directly to the NB they are much more confortable. I’m weighting 99 kg ans need cushioning to absorb the impact.

I think you meant Speedgoat? This shoe is more of a racing shoe. Yes, for training, a bit more cush, mostly on trails, is needed

Or, are the Chinese using the same foam some of the top American and European brands are using. There are only a handful types of foams. Of course, many will use the same. The magic is in the foam density along with the carbon plate design and placement

It’s not at all.the foam itself is a completely different material.the way they fused the foam together is what makes it look like that.

The shoe that fits the specific runner the best and returns the most energy.

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Very Good!!!