Went through two pairs of these in a year running exclusively doing zone 2 training as a new runner. Absolutely love these shoes for what they’re designed for.
The ambient noise in these videos reminds me of running on early summer mornings in HS, so nostalgic. Also brother if you can get your hands on the 2’s your life will change.
Figured I'd share my experience so far as a new runner and a heavy one at that. I'm on a fitness journey for weight loss, and I started at 237 lbs. I wanted cushion to protect my joints, and I grabbed a pair of these. I've put some decent mileage on my first pair, and they are holding up fantastic. I've dropped 35 pounds, got my 5k down to around 30 minutes in these shoes, and my overall fitness up. I just bought this exact pair in your video as I love them so much I wanted a back up. I highly recommend them for heavier runners or new runners. I did splurge on a pair of Vaporfly 3's and Alpha Fly 3's, and yes I'm insanely faster in those shoes but I'm keeping the miles off them until i loose more weight. The Invicibles are perfect for my daily efforts and are barely showing wear. Runners knot certainly required for me. I have found them on sale quite often for right around 100 to 120 dollars, and that's when i grab them. When the 4 comes out, I'll try it, but I have a feeling I'll pick up even more pairs of these on sale. Most comfortable runner I've ever put on my feet.
I got my pair of Invincible 3 at the last Black Friday and they totally worth buying for the reduced price. In the end, I felt more stable in these Invincible 3 then my Gel-Nimbus 25. And it was a huge surprise for me. But I always use the last lace loops for a better lockdown and I use a bit ticker socks( or higher socks) to protect my achilles. And another "problem " I had is that they make me run faster then I would like. A Nimbus 25/26, NB 1080v13 or even the Vomero 17 are easier to keep a slower speed.
Dont normally comment but i recently purchased the invincible 3 to take some milage during my marathon training and its been great. The heel lockdown is a bit sketchy but i like a looser fit around there. I've been using it for recovery, easy and long runs. Its capable of picking up the pace towards MP, haven't done much faster but im sure it would handle it. I've taken them on a 30km in 2hr+ (4:49/km) with some marathon pace work and it performed great 👍 keep up the great content 🙏
Timely review. Thinking of getting a max cushion shoe after finding the Clifton 9 too firm. Been thinking about these as I like a soft underfoot feel (Rebel v4 & SCT v2 being the other shoes in my rotation), and this review pretty much solidifies it for me. Buying now!
Last year I bought both Nike invincible 3 and New Balance SC trainer v2 because I couldn't decide between both going by reviewers. After 2 days of trying both out as a casual commuter. I returned the Nike invincible 3 because the uper was a rough texture feel that it annoyed me. The New Balance SC trainer v2 took me 2 days to get used to the plate.
I’ve put around 1300 miles total across 3 pairs of V1 and V2. It’s a key shoe in my rotation but gradually moving towards the ASICS superblast. The initial pop does quickly go after around 100 miles. It’s only a durable shoe with superglue. All 3 pairs of mine have had outsole detachment or zoom x splitting but outsole is durable - grip wise. I’ve not tried V3 yet, would do so at a discount. I struggle to get above 8 min miles which is ok at easy pace. Great walking shoe when I’ve retired mine for running.
@@supwell I still love them, I don’t think the zoom x / outsole combination holds up strong on mixing in mixed terrain combined with our UK weather. I can get them to 500 miles with a bit of help…🔨😂🙏
Good review but took your advice and went for the NB 1080 V13. First run was enjoyable and as recommended. I am used to a 8mm drop so I will go slow and get used to the lower drop. Only problem is I forgot to order from running warehouse via you channel. Sorry. Will do so on next shoe. Will be looking forward to your review of the ASICS edge Paris. Racing shoe is the last needed in my rotation.
Interesting how shoes with ostensibly similar drops can have a different perception of drop. Of course, the flip side is that sometimes the stated drop doesn't match actual drop, according to some of the reviewers who cut shoes up. What matters is whether they work for you though so, I'm glad these do.
A big issue here is how manufacturers list stack height. Some include ONLY the midsole foam, while other reads combine the insole insert, midsole foam, and outsole rubber as well. It all depends on where they measure from
@@brettfettbeargaming I usually use Running Warehouse's specs because they do their own independent measurements, and are consistent across brands. An example is the Novablast. V2 felt like a higher drop shoe and I found it a little uncomfortable for walking and standing, whereas v3 and the Superblast felt much lower despite all being listed as 8mm drop. Just an observation.
Invincible 3 is the best Nike road trainer hands down. Peg is a good alternative if you also run trails or if you do a lot of strides. I got over 700 miles on my pair and honestly it was a tank. The biggest drawback for long runs in this shoe IMO wasn’t the ground feel, but actually it was the weight. While I feel like weight is irrelevant for a daily trainer, the weight of the shoe starts taking its toll when you take it past that 16 mile mark. You’re still getting the leg-protection and recovery magic from the ZoomX, but during the run itself it can get a little tough.
When thrashing Nike becomes the new cool in the saturated, clickbaiting, often downright stupid running shoe universe, praising that model becomes an act of bravery. I like it too and I feel relieved to see you doing that! Keep it up!
I saw in another video someone mention that after 100 miles he no longer had heel slippage issues. Mine went away after 75 miles once and I emphasis once the shoe upper was broken in, I currently have 148 miles. Until then, runners knot and laced up tighter than I liked until the break in was done to deal with the heel slippage issue. I have the extra wide version, I don't have massive feet, however I have a very wide forefoot (4E) in 8.5 mens in the invincible 3 with a low instep, so I need an actual wider shoe, and when shoes say wide they actually are not any wider in the base, just more upper volume which is not what I need at all. Haven't had one edge blister in these either, and that has plagued me for 5 years with running shoes because of sizing issues and lack of shoes that fit my feet properly. Also if you look at the invincible and compare it to any other shoe, the medial side from the forefoot actually stays wide a lot further back before it curves in towards the arch more than much any other shoe I've owned or tried on, or even looked at. Imo if you have really wide feet this is the best shoe running shoe to accommodate that, it's not the best shoe for a lot of things, but for a wide forefoot it's been the best I found.
Great review! What are your thoughts on using a shoe this stacked / cushioned for all your weekly mileage? Would I be missing out on something by not using a shoe more on the minimal side, where my feet and legs need to work a bit harder?
I like to rotate between different types of shoes throughout the year to make sure I'm working different muscles. So if I were to use this as a primary daily trainer I'd probably rotate it with a lower shoe like the rebel
@@supwell I second this ^^^^ I don't feel like I'd hurt myself running exclusively in any one shoe, but I have a shoe problem and running in all of them helps me justify it!
I had heel slippage in these and the Boston 12's, but a heel lock worked for me in both shoes. I took the invincible 3 up to 2hrs for one session and they felt as "bouncy" from start to finish. I did notice in subsequent runs that I feel the toe bottom out more and I feel the ground more now. Hopefully, the shoe still holds up for me because the heel still has so much foam to give. Thanks for your review!
Sounds like a great shoe and I like higher drop shoes but given I have the vomero17 I don’t see where this would fit in for me right now. But good to know about this as I want to try softer shoes like the 1080v13
A lot of people said they had heel rub and lockdown issues with the V3. I have over 500km on the V2 and had zero issues with it. I did find the outsole rubber wasn't extremely durable. The outer edge of the heel wore down badly by 500km. Mostly since I used it for recovery only. I suspect by 600km I might wear a hole in the rubber, which will immediately move the shoe to treadmill only runs, which isn't terrible. Many people also felt the range on the shoe was really good, but I find they are just too bulky to go any faster than easy/recovery.
Wanted to buy these so bad but when I went to the store to try them on I instantly said no because my foot kept sliding out in the back even tho I tied them pretty tight. I was so sad but I ended up getting the new rebel v4 and fell in love with them. Way lighter way more cushion and fit way better!!
Bought the Invincible Run 3s and got an instant blister a mile in right near the front of my arch. Also, felt like there wasn’t enough cushion in the forefoot. This is beater for heel strikers. Retuned and bought SC Trainer V2
On my third pair of invincibles and they only get better with time first couple wears were awful personally but after 10-20 miles they start to feel amazing
Aye! I have two pair of these. I use them to kick around because there is a gap where I pronate that is exacerbated by the invincible. But they are great walk around shoes errand running and the like.
I really like the triumph 21 easy long run or easy daily mileage and it feels stable for me. I've avoided the Nike Invincible 3 bc I've heard its so unstable but if you think its similar to the triumph 21 then I'm very interested.
As much as i love this shoes, heel lock is definitely a problem for me at least. Many reviewers pointed that out so did reviews but i ordered this anyways because they are so freaking good and comfortable. Heel lock was solved by runners knot lacing later on when i search for the solution of this problem also I don't recommend using this shoe while lifting weights, it is possible yes but not super stable for lifting heavy weights. Amazing running shoe, working shoe and all day wearing shoe but definitely not a good idea if lifting heavy weights and walking with those weights.
I have a pair of these in my rotation. At first I was going to use these as my recovery Mx cushioned shoes. But I just always prefer to go back to the NB More V4 for that. I feel like I am using these more like a daily trainer. I do feel Nike went with a different blends with this Zoom X. They are soft but the wide platform help with the stability issue risks I guess.
Brooks ghost max is my favorite followed by the cloudmonster. Pegasus and 1080 are probably tied for third - super different feel tho. 1080 is way softer and squished which I don't always want and the Pegasus has just the right amount of support for a long travel day
I would suggest the brooks ghost max or Saucony hurricane over this. Invincible 3 is comfortable but those other options have better cushion for walking/standing and are more supportive. Hurricane 24 has a little more bounce and the ghost max is softer
I've just tried on the wide and it is REALLY wide. Like 2 cm wider in the midsole. I have a bit of a flat foot but those things feel like swimming fins. Thankfully the normal ones fit me well enough and you can get them for much cheaper
Invincible’s are my easy/recovery day 🐐. The 3’s are a slight downgrade, but still roughly 91.7% of previous versions and still great. Invincible’s are also game changers as a casual shoe in retirement for heavy walking situations like my recent Vegas trip. Also, clutch for time on feet situations like that volunteer shift at the water station.
I literally tried these on yesterday at my local store, and the heel slip was the single reason I wouldn't even entertain them! Not even the runner's loop could save them for me and on my foot.
I don’t really understand Nike’s weird writing on the midsoles of a few of their models. Seems a bit juvenile…if I wanted writing on my shoes, I would prefer it be my own message.
That is a really nice looking shoe. Showed my son, who is getting married, because the color way isn't too far off UNC Charlotte colors (his alma mater). He gave it a hard pass for his wedding shoe 😂.
For me V-1 bottomed out before the 1st mile..the drop pushes too much of my down force onto the forefoot..it was way too hot and the width of the forefoot makes higher socks mandatory or lose some skin..the heel bounce was incredible, but it quickly went flat as the forefoot cushioning..never had any reason to revisit..I never felt good if I took time off for a taper..the most I did was not run the 2 days before the race..
@@Frichilsasta08I just got them too. You can notice it, need to tighten laces. When running I didn’t feel it though. Just walking first time. The upper is tight but a bit stiff, I think it needs breaking in. The cushion and bounce is elite though. Taking for 30km on road tomorrow, looking forward to seeing how it will feel for this.
I have no problem with it. I do some workouts in plated shoes and some non plated. Studies show that rotating shoes reduces injury risk so as long as I'm runnning in different types of shoes throughout the year I'm good. Btw what spikes are you rocking? We're adding some spike reviews to Supwell so curious what you're using and how you like them
@@supwell Alright perfect thank you. I use dragonflys rn for 800/mile/2mile but I'm interested in the On 10000m and the new balance mdx v3's because I've heard from some that they're better.
Oh sweet glad the Vomero are working out - love those shoes. I'll have to give these invincible a shot for tempo though. I've only done easy stuff so far. I threw some strides on a run though and they felt amazing
I've tried these in walking and they're definetly comfortable but how responsive are they? Me personally all comfort and no responsiveness leads to a slow and heavy stride rather than long and fast.
It's okay but not my top pick. My overall favorite for walking and casual is the brooks ghost max - strikes the perfect balance between cushioned and supportive. If you want something super soft like the invincible I'd go with the new balance 1080v13. For swag and comfort with the max cushion feel I'd go on cloudeclipse!
If you already are running it then you can definitely use it for a marathon! But if you're buying a new shoe for a full marathon I'd suggest the novablast 4 over this - I did a head to head comparison of the two here! ua-cam.com/video/g9cWfZbcbyM/v-deo.htmlsi=Vx9vcRfQRaNfUDYe
Im having some issues with it on my right foot, maybe because the foam is so soft it kind of makes your feet collapse inwards, maybe i need to strengthen my muscles
It's bouncier out of the box and so far better for faster running. But I think the new balance will have better durability and is a lighter more stable. Also the lower drop and a bit less squishy foam of the new balance makes it feel more protective in the forefoot
Lol my horrible form has gotten me a 1:19 half marathon, sub 3 marathon, 17 minute 5k and 10 straight 100 mile weeks. I appreciate the extra motivation for my upcoming marathon though 😂
I love these on the treadmill but my god the second I run outside with these I feel like I’m running on cement.. it drains my legs/feet like nothing else I’ve experienced
Went through two pairs of these in a year running exclusively doing zone 2 training as a new runner. Absolutely love these shoes for what they’re designed for.
Zone 2?
The ambient noise in these videos reminds me of running on early summer mornings in HS, so nostalgic. Also brother if you can get your hands on the 2’s your life will change.
Man you sure have a lucky location for running. Just ouside your house you already have a great track. Keep it up! 🔥
Figured I'd share my experience so far as a new runner and a heavy one at that. I'm on a fitness journey for weight loss, and I started at 237 lbs. I wanted cushion to protect my joints, and I grabbed a pair of these. I've put some decent mileage on my first pair, and they are holding up fantastic. I've dropped 35 pounds, got my 5k down to around 30 minutes in these shoes, and my overall fitness up. I just bought this exact pair in your video as I love them so much I wanted a back up. I highly recommend them for heavier runners or new runners. I did splurge on a pair of Vaporfly 3's and Alpha Fly 3's, and yes I'm insanely faster in those shoes but I'm keeping the miles off them until i loose more weight. The Invicibles are perfect for my daily efforts and are barely showing wear. Runners knot certainly required for me. I have found them on sale quite often for right around 100 to 120 dollars, and that's when i grab them. When the 4 comes out, I'll try it, but I have a feeling I'll pick up even more pairs of these on sale. Most comfortable runner I've ever put on my feet.
thank you for sharing! it's awesome to hear about your running journey - and great that you've found a shoe that works so well for you
I got my pair of Invincible 3 at the last Black Friday and they totally worth buying for the reduced price.
In the end, I felt more stable in these Invincible 3 then my Gel-Nimbus 25. And it was a huge surprise for me. But I always use the last lace loops for a better lockdown and I use a bit ticker socks( or higher socks) to protect my achilles. And another "problem " I had is that they make me run faster then I would like. A Nimbus 25/26, NB 1080v13 or even the Vomero 17 are easier to keep a slower speed.
Dont normally comment but i recently purchased the invincible 3 to take some milage during my marathon training and its been great. The heel lockdown is a bit sketchy but i like a looser fit around there. I've been using it for recovery, easy and long runs. Its capable of picking up the pace towards MP, haven't done much faster but im sure it would handle it. I've taken them on a 30km in 2hr+ (4:49/km) with some marathon pace work and it performed great 👍 keep up the great content 🙏
Timely review. Thinking of getting a max cushion shoe after finding the Clifton 9 too firm. Been thinking about these as I like a soft underfoot feel (Rebel v4 & SCT v2 being the other shoes in my rotation), and this review pretty much solidifies it for me. Buying now!
Just be aware of the common complaint of heel slip
Ayeee right on time bruv. This colorway is so sick.
Thought you'd like it, glad to see you did. It's definitely one of the best buys on sale right now.
Yeah thanks for the rec - great shoe 🙌🏽
Zone 2 champ, worked great for strides as well. Can’t wait to get back post Buffalo Marathon block.
Last year I bought both Nike invincible 3 and New Balance SC trainer v2 because I couldn't decide between both going by reviewers. After 2 days of trying both out as a casual commuter. I returned the Nike invincible 3 because the uper was a rough texture feel that it annoyed me. The New Balance SC trainer v2 took me 2 days to get used to the plate.
Same problem with invincible 3 but i still love it . however, i have fake one because i got scammed but its still good
I’ve put around 1300 miles total across 3 pairs of V1 and V2. It’s a key shoe in my rotation but gradually moving towards the ASICS superblast. The initial pop does quickly go after around 100 miles. It’s only a durable shoe with superglue. All 3 pairs of mine have had outsole detachment or zoom x splitting but outsole is durable - grip wise. I’ve not tried V3 yet, would do so at a discount. I struggle to get above 8 min miles which is ok at easy pace. Great walking shoe when I’ve retired mine for running.
😂 man "only durable with super glue" is not high praise
@@supwell I still love them, I don’t think the zoom x / outsole combination holds up strong on mixing in mixed terrain combined with our UK weather. I can get them to 500 miles with a bit of help…🔨😂🙏
Good review but took your advice and went for the NB 1080 V13. First run was enjoyable and as recommended. I am used to a 8mm drop so I will go slow and get used to the lower drop. Only problem is I forgot to order from running warehouse via you channel. Sorry. Will do so on next shoe. Will be looking forward to your review of the ASICS edge Paris. Racing shoe is the last needed in my rotation.
Glad to hear you're enjoying the 1080! edge Paris is coming soon 💪🏽
Interesting how shoes with ostensibly similar drops can have a different perception of drop. Of course, the flip side is that sometimes the stated drop doesn't match actual drop, according to some of the reviewers who cut shoes up. What matters is whether they work for you though so, I'm glad these do.
A big issue here is how manufacturers list stack height. Some include ONLY the midsole foam, while other reads combine the insole insert, midsole foam, and outsole rubber as well. It all depends on where they measure from
@@brettfettbeargaming I usually use Running Warehouse's specs because they do their own independent measurements, and are consistent across brands. An example is the Novablast. V2 felt like a higher drop shoe and I found it a little uncomfortable for walking and standing, whereas v3 and the Superblast felt much lower despite all being listed as 8mm drop. Just an observation.
Invincible 3 is the best Nike road trainer hands down. Peg is a good alternative if you also run trails or if you do a lot of strides. I got over 700 miles on my pair and honestly it was a tank.
The biggest drawback for long runs in this shoe IMO wasn’t the ground feel, but actually it was the weight. While I feel like weight is irrelevant for a daily trainer, the weight of the shoe starts taking its toll when you take it past that 16 mile mark. You’re still getting the leg-protection and recovery magic from the ZoomX, but during the run itself it can get a little tough.
When thrashing Nike becomes the new cool in the saturated, clickbaiting, often downright stupid running shoe universe, praising that model becomes an act of bravery. I like it too and I feel relieved to see you doing that! Keep it up!
Heel lockdown in Invicible 3 is absolutely nightmare.
Got these at the Nike outlet in Allen TX for $100 🤤
I saw in another video someone mention that after 100 miles he no longer had heel slippage issues. Mine went away after 75 miles once and I emphasis once the shoe upper was broken in, I currently have 148 miles. Until then, runners knot and laced up tighter than I liked until the break in was done to deal with the heel slippage issue. I have the extra wide version, I don't have massive feet, however I have a very wide forefoot (4E) in 8.5 mens in the invincible 3 with a low instep, so I need an actual wider shoe, and when shoes say wide they actually are not any wider in the base, just more upper volume which is not what I need at all. Haven't had one edge blister in these either, and that has plagued me for 5 years with running shoes because of sizing issues and lack of shoes that fit my feet properly. Also if you look at the invincible and compare it to any other shoe, the medial side from the forefoot actually stays wide a lot further back before it curves in towards the arch more than much any other shoe I've owned or tried on, or even looked at. Imo if you have really wide feet this is the best shoe running shoe to accommodate that, it's not the best shoe for a lot of things, but for a wide forefoot it's been the best I found.
🙌🏽 thanks for the insight! fit was super comfortable for me out of the box - I definitely appreciated the forefoot setup
Great review! What are your thoughts on using a shoe this stacked / cushioned for all your weekly mileage? Would I be missing out on something by not using a shoe more on the minimal side, where my feet and legs need to work a bit harder?
I like to rotate between different types of shoes throughout the year to make sure I'm working different muscles. So if I were to use this as a primary daily trainer I'd probably rotate it with a lower shoe like the rebel
@@supwell I second this ^^^^
I don't feel like I'd hurt myself running exclusively in any one shoe, but I have a shoe problem and running in all of them helps me justify it!
@@TheTacticalButterknifemy man Steve with the perfect response 😂
Danggg I’ve been really wanting that colorway it’s so sweet. Making me want to finally cop a pair.
I only buy white shoes if i must. My go to color is always neon green.
I like how you lace your shoes
I had heel slippage in these and the Boston 12's, but a heel lock worked for me in both shoes. I took the invincible 3 up to 2hrs for one session and they felt as "bouncy" from start to finish. I did notice in subsequent runs that I feel the toe bottom out more and I feel the ground more now. Hopefully, the shoe still holds up for me because the heel still has so much foam to give. Thanks for your review!
I love bouncy shoes and have the invincible v1 and love them. Have the NB 1080 v13 and love those. Are there many other shoes with similar boumce?
I’m looking forward to a follow up on this one. How do you think the Invincible 3 would fit into a rotation?
Sounds like a great shoe and I like higher drop shoes but given I have the vomero17 I don’t see where this would fit in for me right now. But good to know about this as I want to try softer shoes like the 1080v13
A lot of people said they had heel rub and lockdown issues with the V3. I have over 500km on the V2 and had zero issues with it. I did find the outsole rubber wasn't extremely durable. The outer edge of the heel wore down badly by 500km. Mostly since I used it for recovery only. I suspect by 600km I might wear a hole in the rubber, which will immediately move the shoe to treadmill only runs, which isn't terrible. Many people also felt the range on the shoe was really good, but I find they are just too bulky to go any faster than easy/recovery.
Wanted to buy these so bad but when I went to the store to try them on I instantly said no because my foot kept sliding out in the back even tho I tied them pretty tight. I was so sad but I ended up getting the new rebel v4 and fell in love with them. Way lighter way more cushion and fit way better!!
The NB more v4 is a shoe i use in a similar way as the invincible run 3 and is also available at good prices right now.
Bought the Invincible Run 3s and got an instant blister a mile in right near the front of my arch. Also, felt like there wasn’t enough cushion in the forefoot. This is beater for heel strikers.
Retuned and bought SC Trainer V2
On my third pair of invincibles and they only get better with time first couple wears were awful personally but after 10-20 miles they start to feel amazing
I can’t get with the 3. The 1 and 2 are goated! They’re just fun! Akin to the prime x strung type of fun. You can’t go as fast but they’re so bouncy!
Aye! I have two pair of these. I use them to kick around because there is a gap where I pronate that is exacerbated by the invincible. But they are great walk around shoes errand running and the like.
I really like the triumph 21 easy long run or easy daily mileage and it feels stable for me. I've avoided the Nike Invincible 3 bc I've heard its so unstable but if you think its similar to the triumph 21 then I'm very interested.
As much as i love this shoes, heel lock is definitely a problem for me at least. Many reviewers pointed that out so did reviews but i ordered this anyways because they are so freaking good and comfortable. Heel lock was solved by runners knot lacing later on when i search for the solution of this problem also I don't recommend using this shoe while lifting weights, it is possible yes but not super stable for lifting heavy weights. Amazing running shoe, working shoe and all day wearing shoe but definitely not a good idea if lifting heavy weights and walking with those weights.
I love that you show the shoe a lot. I can’t stand long reviews that just have talking heads and very little camera time for the actual shoes.
I have a pair of these in my rotation. At first I was going to use these as my recovery Mx cushioned shoes. But I just always prefer to go back to the NB More V4 for that. I feel like I am using these more like a daily trainer. I do feel Nike went with a different blends with this Zoom X. They are soft but the wide platform help with the stability issue risks I guess.
Good luck w/ your race, Yoda.
So our of all the shoes you've tried on, which is your favorite shoes for walking? 1080v13? Brooks Ghost Max? Or the Pegasus?
Brooks ghost max is my favorite followed by the cloudmonster. Pegasus and 1080 are probably tied for third - super different feel tho. 1080 is way softer and squished which I don't always want and the Pegasus has just the right amount of support for a long travel day
@@supwell thank you for sharing your thoughts
Just wondering still would be a solid choice for walking/standing all day in these please?
I would suggest the brooks ghost max or Saucony hurricane over this. Invincible 3 is comfortable but those other options have better cushion for walking/standing and are more supportive. Hurricane 24 has a little more bounce and the ghost max is softer
Wonder if the "Wide" version of this shoe is the same. Waiting for the discount.
I've just tried on the wide and it is REALLY wide. Like 2 cm wider in the midsole. I have a bit of a flat foot but those things feel like swimming fins. Thankfully the normal ones fit me well enough and you can get them for much cheaper
The biggest differences between novablast 4 and invincible? Thanks 😊
Here in Brazil this shoe costs R$ 1.499 and the On Cloudmonster Hyper R$ 1.399.
Invincible’s are my easy/recovery day 🐐. The 3’s are a slight downgrade, but still roughly 91.7% of previous versions and still great. Invincible’s are also game changers as a casual shoe in retirement for heavy walking situations like my recent Vegas trip. Also, clutch for time on feet situations like that volunteer shift at the water station.
I have had so many issues with the outsoles they keep falling off, the back of the shoes.
Any insight on when the Invincible 4 may come out? I’ve read April but have also read Nike may skip a year 🤷🏻♂️
Would be strange to bring out a pair this year when they dropped a new colourway this month
I literally tried these on yesterday at my local store, and the heel slip was the single reason I wouldn't even entertain them! Not even the runner's loop could save them for me and on my foot.
I don’t really understand Nike’s weird writing on the midsoles of a few of their models. Seems a bit juvenile…if I wanted writing on my shoes, I would prefer it be my own message.
thx 4 sharing
I think nike gives these reviewers free shoes and money to give them a kind review.
That is a really nice looking shoe. Showed my son, who is getting married, because the color way isn't too far off UNC Charlotte colors (his alma mater). He gave it a hard pass for his wedding shoe 😂.
😂
That's a serious Kaboos on the invincible 👌
For me V-1 bottomed out before the 1st mile..the drop pushes too much of my down force onto the forefoot..it was way too hot and the width of the forefoot makes higher socks mandatory or lose some skin..the heel bounce was incredible, but it quickly went flat as the forefoot cushioning..never had any reason to revisit..I never felt good if I took time off for a taper..the most I did was not run the 2 days before the race..
T*pering is trash. Haven't taken days off but pulling the mileage down a bit - not my favorite
Is there much of a heel slip? I heard the Invincible 3's are known for their heel slip.
He says in the video that he didn't really notice it when running
@@Frichilsasta08I just got them too. You can notice it, need to tighten laces. When running I didn’t feel it though. Just walking first time. The upper is tight but a bit stiff, I think it needs breaking in. The cushion and bounce is elite though. Taking for 30km on road tomorrow, looking forward to seeing how it will feel for this.
@@Matt-cp9wh can you report back?
@Matt-cp9wh also...what's ur foot strike? I'm a mid to forefoot so I'm looking for that perspective
Torn between vomero 17 vs this?
Dont get sick yowana. Watch out for the marathon
I have over 100 miles on my first pair, my second pair I use for work
Lowell, MA!!!!
how do you feel about doing workouts in super shoes? The only races I do are high school xc/track so I use spikes for that.
I have no problem with it. I do some workouts in plated shoes and some non plated. Studies show that rotating shoes reduces injury risk so as long as I'm runnning in different types of shoes throughout the year I'm good. Btw what spikes are you rocking? We're adding some spike reviews to Supwell so curious what you're using and how you like them
@@supwell Alright perfect thank you. I use dragonflys rn for 800/mile/2mile but I'm interested in the On 10000m and the new balance mdx v3's because I've heard from some that they're better.
Like these for tempo runs ; oddly not good for me at slow paces . I got vomero 17 on sale at your suggestion and much prefer for slow easy day runs.
Oh sweet glad the Vomero are working out - love those shoes. I'll have to give these invincible a shot for tempo though. I've only done easy stuff so far. I threw some strides on a run though and they felt amazing
I've tried these in walking and they're definetly comfortable but how responsive are they? Me personally all comfort and no responsiveness leads to a slow and heavy stride rather than long and fast.
They are super bouncy - one of the bounciest foams out there for me
@@supwell Aight thanks man. I'll try out the Cloudeclipse, Monster, Invincible and hopefully Superblast 2(or 1) when im in spain over the summer
Is it good for normal daily use? Not really running, but walking and when going out?
It's okay but not my top pick. My overall favorite for walking and casual is the brooks ghost max - strikes the perfect balance between cushioned and supportive. If you want something super soft like the invincible I'd go with the new balance 1080v13. For swag and comfort with the max cushion feel I'd go on cloudeclipse!
Since when did Logic do sneaker reviews? 😂
Did you size up?
Got this same colorway from dick’s sporting goods for $64 after a $20 coupon. Can’t wait to try this on.
try the nike streakfly next🙏
I have never used nike running shoes in my life. Irony is that i had 3 expensive Kiprun sneakers and still no Nike.
I have the same I used for walking
Would you run a marathon in th Ed invincible 3 ( for a 3:45 runner)?
If you already are running it then you can definitely use it for a marathon! But if you're buying a new shoe for a full marathon I'd suggest the novablast 4 over this - I did a head to head comparison of the two here! ua-cam.com/video/g9cWfZbcbyM/v-deo.htmlsi=Vx9vcRfQRaNfUDYe
What Nike would you run a marathon in besides alphas?
Is the invincible 3 suitable for flat foot or overponation foot??
Im having some issues with it on my right foot, maybe because the foam is so soft it kind of makes your feet collapse inwards, maybe i need to strengthen my muscles
9:38 you swapped the forefoot and heel
Is it better than the new balance 1080 v13
It's bouncier out of the box and so far better for faster running. But I think the new balance will have better durability and is a lighter more stable. Also the lower drop and a bit less squishy foam of the new balance makes it feel more protective in the forefoot
I snagged a pair in a weird color for $100.
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Terrible shoes. I have a hard time even wearing casually....as the drop is so severe and heel slips.
No one shd trust a guy talking abt running shoes with such bad running form.... Horrendous
Lol my horrible form has gotten me a 1:19 half marathon, sub 3 marathon, 17 minute 5k and 10 straight 100 mile weeks. I appreciate the extra motivation for my upcoming marathon though 😂
I love these on the treadmill but my god the second I run outside with these I feel like I’m running on cement.. it drains my legs/feet like nothing else I’ve experienced