You should do a video of your idea perfect daily trainer (Ie midsole of the beacon and upper of the Asics Novablast etc) and ideal race day shoe components! That would be interesting to watch!
I think you could add the Puma Deviate Nitro to the list of other shoes to buy. The plate in the Deviate is a carbon composite plate (not true carbon fiber). Update on that: the Deviate Nitro did get a minor, yet useful update from your review. They added some padding inside the heel counter which reduced rubbing and gives the Deviate a better lockdown and comfort.
So I'm on vacation on Vermont and there was just a 50k trail race at the lodge I'm at. It was really cool to watch and I saw so many trail shoes it was awesome. Have a nice day DGR
Hey Seth, whatever you are wearing you are just killing it! ...And I'd like to be fluent in Italian, I looooove the accent it's like music to my ears like for example when they say "bellissima".😍 Onward and upward! Dgr strong and happy weekend everyone!❤😎
Hey Seth and family. Loving the content as always. Off of your recommendation I’ve brought the Salomon ultra glide and wow. They are they are great. They honestly suit me better than anything I’ve ever put on my foot. My question is, what road shoe may feel the same/similar to these? For running up to marathon distance.
You’d be looking for the up coming release of the Salomon Glide Max. It is essentially the road version of the Ultra Glide, and has gotten great reviews from believe in the run. Seth hasn’t gotten to that one yet unfortunately! “So many shoes so little time!”
Carbon composites and "carbon fibre" are the same thing. They are all composites - meaning they are made of two materials. carbon fibre composites have a polymer matrix with reinforcement from embedded chains of carbon atoms(carbon fibres). Hence they are called carbon fibre or carbon composites for short
I am fluent in German, Spanish and English and I guess I would choose Italian (my neighbor country) or Portuguese. I just love languages and the doors they open. GREETINGS FROM SALZBURG/AUSTRIA!!!
QD Greek. So I could speak to my partner's family next time we visit Greece. I'd love to run the marathon in Athens and finish in the 1896 Olympic Stadium. Brutal course though.
QD: So many options for another language to be fluent in but if I could, I would love to be fluent in French. It’s always been a dream to run in the alps, go to Chamonix, and maybe even run UTMB someday after I’m done running in college!
QOD: I always wanted to be fluent in Spanish. I had taken Spanish classes from 8-12th grade, but for whatever reason the way language is taught in public school just didn’t work for me. I was only able to retain enough to be able to communicate in the most basic of scenarios and then after grade school I did not continue and have since lost what little I did know. If only I could learn and retain a foreign language as easily as I picked up and excelled at running 😂
Am I the only one wondering that adidas adios pro 3 is 200 grams in us 7.5 and the salomon is is 214 grams When they are almost the same in size 9 ( 2 gram difference)
I demo'd the Ciele Phantasm and had to go a half size down because of the slipping. My personal Sense Ride 4s are also half size down. Something different about Salomons sizing.
Any carbon fiber in a shoe will be a composite. Salomon is just being more honest than Nike or Saucony or whoever else is telling you they're using a "carbon fiber" plate. Carbon Fiber is made of literal fibers. They're not rigid. Possibly what Salomon means is carbon reinforced plastic - which is basically nylon/plastic resin mixed with carbon fibers that's injection molded into the shape they want. That would explain it being less rigid (and possibly heavier). There isn't much benefit to putting carbon fibers into plastic resin over the plastic itself. There's no way to orient the fibers and they're typically extremely short. But, you can say you have "carbon fiber" in your doodad - whether it's a shoe or a watch case or a steering wheel or whatever.
So much potential but agree that this shoe disappoints! The upper and heel counter make for a sloppy fit. Using as a road to trail shoe now on non-technical buffed trails. Overpriced! So many superior options.
Why is there no Noosa Tri 14 in one of the spotlight boxes? :o
You should do a video of your idea perfect daily trainer (Ie midsole of the beacon and upper of the Asics Novablast etc) and ideal race day shoe components! That would be interesting to watch!
I think you could add the Puma Deviate Nitro to the list of other shoes to buy. The plate in the Deviate is a carbon composite plate (not true carbon fiber). Update on that: the Deviate Nitro did get a minor, yet useful update from your review. They added some padding inside the heel counter which reduced rubbing and gives the Deviate a better lockdown and comfort.
Japanese, I’ve been learning for almost a year, and have a long way to go. But the culture, and the way they seek balance and beauty, is amazing.
The 2ND place woman at the Zurich Marathon was wearing this shoe. The 2ND place woman in the Paris 10K was also in this shoe.
So I'm on vacation on Vermont and there was just a 50k trail race at the lodge I'm at. It was really cool to watch and I saw so many trail shoes it was awesome. Have a nice day DGR
Hey Seth, whatever you are wearing you are just killing it! ...And I'd like to be fluent in Italian, I looooove the accent it's like music to my ears like for example when they say "bellissima".😍 Onward and upward! Dgr strong and happy weekend everyone!❤😎
The foam dies really often before the mesh, so kevlar should be a commercial argument
Seth, what about your opinion of the Mach 5 and Endorphin Speed 3??
Haven't seen any signs of the Metaspeed Sky/Edge+ on the channel 😉 Would be interesting to see you break those two down.
Why don’t they use the quick lace system with their road shoes?
Hey Seth and family. Loving the content as always. Off of your recommendation I’ve brought the Salomon ultra glide and wow. They are they are great. They honestly suit me better than anything I’ve ever put on my foot. My question is, what road shoe may feel the same/similar to these? For running up to marathon distance.
You’d be looking for the up coming release of the Salomon Glide Max. It is essentially the road version of the Ultra Glide, and has gotten great reviews from believe in the run. Seth hasn’t gotten to that one yet unfortunately! “So many shoes so little time!”
@@drewsome007 I have the glide max it's a great shoe it's like a better Clifton the only down side is it's a little warm
Cf energy blade is not carbon. It is "composite fiber".
:qd: Spanish for sure… when can we have the Tri Noosa 14 final review ??
Been a while....good to be back.
Carbon composites and "carbon fibre" are the same thing. They are all composites - meaning they are made of two materials. carbon fibre composites have a polymer matrix with reinforcement from embedded chains of carbon atoms(carbon fibres). Hence they are called carbon fibre or carbon composites for short
Italian. LOVE THE WAY IT SOUNDS😮
QD: for me, hands-down, Italian. Gorgeous language, would be great to just geek out over vineyards, trails, wine regions with folks.
I would love to speak fluent Klingon! It’s the language of warriors!
I am fluent in German, Spanish and English and I guess I would choose Italian (my neighbor country) or Portuguese. I just love languages and the doors they open. GREETINGS FROM SALZBURG/AUSTRIA!!!
QD Greek. So I could speak to my partner's family next time we visit Greece. I'd love to run the marathon in Athens and finish in the 1896 Olympic Stadium. Brutal course though.
QD: So many options for another language to be fluent in but if I could, I would love to be fluent in French. It’s always been a dream to run in the alps, go to Chamonix, and maybe even run UTMB someday after I’m done running in college!
1:04 no it's not, this is Shoeio Robe Sundays 😀😃😄.
QOD: I always wanted to be fluent in Spanish. I had taken Spanish classes from 8-12th grade, but for whatever reason the way language is taught in public school just didn’t work for me. I was only able to retain enough to be able to communicate in the most basic of scenarios and then after grade school I did not continue and have since lost what little I did know. If only I could learn and retain a foreign language as easily as I picked up and excelled at running 😂
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Am I the only one wondering that adidas adios pro 3 is 200 grams in us 7.5 and the salomon is is 214 grams
When they are almost the same in size 9 ( 2 gram difference)
I demo'd the Ciele Phantasm and had to go a half size down because of the slipping. My personal Sense Ride 4s are also half size down. Something different about Salomons sizing.
Ran in the Nike Men's Wildhorse 7 Trail this morning. A decent trail shoe, can we get a review Seth?
Interested to see if the normal phantasm has heal slippage as the heal pocket looks a little different on the none carbon plate version
Hope you get the Phantasm non cf to test
QOD - I would love to speak Spanish, love the language and it would come in very handy on holiday there :)
I'd say Mandarin. Seems like an amazing language to master
Any carbon fiber in a shoe will be a composite. Salomon is just being more honest than Nike or Saucony or whoever else is telling you they're using a "carbon fiber" plate. Carbon Fiber is made of literal fibers. They're not rigid. Possibly what Salomon means is carbon reinforced plastic - which is basically nylon/plastic resin mixed with carbon fibers that's injection molded into the shape they want. That would explain it being less rigid (and possibly heavier). There isn't much benefit to putting carbon fibers into plastic resin over the plastic itself. There's no way to orient the fibers and they're typically extremely short. But, you can say you have "carbon fiber" in your doodad - whether it's a shoe or a watch case or a steering wheel or whatever.
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QD： I would like to master Japanese as I really love Japan :)
QoD Mandarin. For the sheer number of peoples who speaks the language.
You’ve more than earned the privilege of doing a shoe review in your robe 😃
The shoe looks too large for you.
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So much potential but agree that this shoe disappoints! The upper and heel counter make for a sloppy fit. Using as a road to trail shoe now on non-technical buffed trails. Overpriced! So many superior options.