Generally agree. I use these and Haze trainers depending on the skew of the workout. If you do workouts in a mixed class format these are the ticket. The Haze is far more stable but far less agile. Your feet feel fresh in these no matter how long you workout.
How would these shoes fair on road running and daily wear walking? The bare xf is solid for the gym but not as much for pavement walking and daily wear
@@Younghoon15 I thought they were great for walking around. I did mainly runs on treadmill but shorter distances I did outside with were comfortable enough. Definitely better than bare-xf
@@orianhernandez4578 the fmax is a better comparison. Fflys are basically a flat minimal running shoe you can get away with training in. Cxt are much more stable and less flexible, but good enough for what you’d do in a training session.
@ thank you! I am basically looking for a shoe to use for indoor sports like volleyball and handball. So hard floor traction, some cushioning and decent stability would be nice, though most important a wide/anatomical toebox. Any suggestions?
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Generally agree. I use these and Haze trainers depending on the skew of the workout. If you do workouts in a mixed class format these are the ticket. The Haze is far more stable but far less agile. Your feet feel fresh in these no matter how long you workout.
Are these the 235 replacement or will there be another shoe? I really like the 235 but am not like the idea of a bouncy shoe.
How would these shoes fair on road running and daily wear walking? The bare xf is solid for the gym but not as much for pavement walking and daily wear
@@Younghoon15 I thought they were great for walking around. I did mainly runs on treadmill but shorter distances I did outside with were comfortable enough. Definitely better than bare-xf
Did you find something bro, im looking for daily wear and running shoes too.
How do these compare to your CXT-2 and will they be comparable in terms of intended use?
@@orianhernandez4578 the fmax is a better comparison. Fflys are basically a flat minimal running shoe you can get away with training in. Cxt are much more stable and less flexible, but good enough for what you’d do in a training session.
@ thank you! I am basically looking for a shoe to use for indoor sports like volleyball and handball. So hard floor traction, some cushioning and decent stability would be nice, though most important a wide/anatomical toebox. Any suggestions?
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