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re: tOfficial Running Shoe Thread
Posted on 4/17/20 at 7:43 am to jordan21210
Posted on 4/17/20 at 7:43 am to jordan21210
3) Brooks Hyperion Tempo: 20/28 stack, 8mm drop, neutral, 7.3oz
Pros:
- These look badass, props to Brooks
- Incredibly lightweight and minimal
- As the name suggests, they feel great uptempo. Very responsive nitrogen infused midsole similar to Hyperburst (per other reviews, I have 0 experience with Skechers)
- Comfortable fit. Wide (for me) toe box, slightly narrow mid foot and heel (not as narrow as Nike). Think these will be perfect for most people.
- Seem like they’ll be durable, lots of rubber underfoot. Impressive they kept it so light.
Cons:
- Price...these are $150. I exchanged my React Infinities for them, so I’m down net $30. Probably can wait for these to go on sale.
- Pretty firm, especially in the heel - so not great if you get lazy and heel strike.
- The laces are this elastic material and suck. Really have to cinch them down to get a good fit.
Consensus: will be staying in the lineup as an occasional trainer. Thinking they’ll soften up with more miles making them better at 8 to 9 min/mile paces. Otherwise will be more for tempo days and maybe races. Seems like it’ll be a good shoe, especially for Brooks. Hats off to them.
Pros:
- These look badass, props to Brooks
- Incredibly lightweight and minimal
- As the name suggests, they feel great uptempo. Very responsive nitrogen infused midsole similar to Hyperburst (per other reviews, I have 0 experience with Skechers)
- Comfortable fit. Wide (for me) toe box, slightly narrow mid foot and heel (not as narrow as Nike). Think these will be perfect for most people.
- Seem like they’ll be durable, lots of rubber underfoot. Impressive they kept it so light.
Cons:
- Price...these are $150. I exchanged my React Infinities for them, so I’m down net $30. Probably can wait for these to go on sale.
- Pretty firm, especially in the heel - so not great if you get lazy and heel strike.
- The laces are this elastic material and suck. Really have to cinch them down to get a good fit.
Consensus: will be staying in the lineup as an occasional trainer. Thinking they’ll soften up with more miles making them better at 8 to 9 min/mile paces. Otherwise will be more for tempo days and maybe races. Seems like it’ll be a good shoe, especially for Brooks. Hats off to them.
Posted on 4/17/20 at 8:42 am to jordan21210
Have you run in the Zoom Fly? If so, would you compare the Hyperion Turbo to that shoe?
Posted on 4/17/20 at 9:14 am to jordan21210
Love the design of the Hyperion Tempo. Curious as to how they hold up. I'm looking to add a shoe for tempo workouts. (Currently use the Nike Air Zoom. Pegasus 36).
This post was edited on 4/17/20 at 9:17 am
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