I'd probably be leaning towards the Shift if I was looking for a max cushioned shoe right now. For those who want a soft ride, the Nimbus 25 is also on clearance right now.
Already having the Speed 3 & the Pro 3, I avoided the Shift 3 because I wanted to mix up the heel drops and midsoles in my rotation. Enter the More v4 as my recovery shoe. It is close to end of life and will replace it with the 1080 v13. Looking forward to the spring release of both the Speed 4 and the Pro 4 (or maybe the SC Elite 4). Thanks.
@@MyFatAdaptedLife The speed 3 and the pro 3 have 8mm and share the same pwrrunpb foam, Saucony's softer bouncier foam. If you wanted to mix up the heel drop and midsole feel in your rotation then the shift 3 is literally the perfect fit and being the fact that all 3 shoes have that "speed roll technology" geometry rocker it'll be an easy transition and similar ride experience but also working different muscles.
I'd probably be leaning towards the Shift if I was looking for a max cushioned shoe right now. For those who want a soft ride, the Nimbus 25 is also on clearance right now.
Already having the Speed 3 & the Pro 3, I avoided the Shift 3 because I wanted to mix up the heel drops and midsoles in my rotation. Enter the More v4 as my recovery shoe. It is close to end of life and will replace it with the 1080 v13. Looking forward to the spring release of both the Speed 4 and the Pro 4 (or maybe the SC Elite 4). Thanks.
Pretty sure the Shift 3 has a 4mm drop?
@@ielle. correct
@@MyFatAdaptedLife The speed 3 and the pro 3 have 8mm and share the same pwrrunpb foam, Saucony's softer bouncier foam. If you wanted to mix up the heel drop and midsole feel in your rotation then the shift 3 is literally the perfect fit and being the fact that all 3 shoes have that "speed roll technology" geometry rocker it'll be an easy transition and similar ride experience but also working different muscles.
@@scamer95 I also want to mix up midsoles: EVA, PEBA, TPU, etc.