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Did you replace them?

Would you recommend the Triumph 20?

@@OffseasonProjects I think that the midsole material and cushioning is very good and if you never heel strike, then you probably won’t notice the heel instability. I do run in the Triumph 20. If price is not a consideration, I think that the Saucony Ride 17 is better for me. It feels a little more comfortable and spacious in the upper fit, and the heel is more stable. Only difference in midsole is a little less bounce because Triumph 20-21 has more stack height. The next shoe I want to try is the Topo Specter 2 which should be out mid-August. I also would like to try the Mount to Coast S1. For a shoe with good stability, outsole grip good enough for light trail running, and cushioning that you can use for daily training or any kind of running workout, walking, gym workouts, etc. I recommend Mizuno Wave Rider 25-28. They are all pretty similar and older models can be found at big discount. I’ve seen them for $60 new online. Very versatile shoe. Go up about a half size because the upper size can run a bit narrow.

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@@troutjunkie7330 😂😂 & the feedback is much appreciated! I’ll definitely work on the audio.

@@humbertomanteiga yeah I feel you, I definitely agree we should be rotating shoes.

@@user-sx8rv5pz7u local run store! Check yours out

@@irunremy4567 much appreciated!

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deff a steal!

@@caleballen8862 hahah ST Pete!

could be! lol

@@adrainawls after a few runs I’m beginning to agree with you.

SB2 fixes all that

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@@jrmendez0720 what are you running in now?

@@OffseasonProjects Asics Novablast 4 for daily runs and Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 for races

Still debating on the New Balance Rebel V4 and the Adidas Adizero SL2 for my tempo/interval sessions.

@@buddymack 😅😅 when there’s a 300 word requirement but you only have 150. & I appreciate that man, I’ll get better. Thanks for being here!

Sheeesshh!! Can't wait to hear. Appreciate that, deff made my day!

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Certified big boy! Puttin in that quality work - love it!

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I'm tellin you! Plus they can easily be used as a walkin shoe, they look good enough for casual use.

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Aiight Coo! Coppin them next!

Agreed! I think people who say it loses it's "pop" just want another training shoe lol! Also agree about the SC Trainer, they look good and I have a really good feeing they'll preform even better.

These will deff get to the 3hunnit club!

The Sl2 is very good. It's light, comfortable, and poppy when picking up the pace. I have the Rebel V4 coming soon so I should be able to compare both

Getting those next! :)

Let us know! Much appreciated!

Amen!

Very insightful, much appreciated. Have you heard of any major injuries citing carbon shoes? I feel like we would have seen/heard of such by now. Also, how do you feel about nylon or plastic plates? Lastly, what about plates in maxx cushion trainers?

@@OffseasonProjects "Research has also shown that running in supershoes changes your form: It decreases your cadence, increases stride length and peak vertical forces, and alters foot mechanics. All these add stress to joints. “When you put a supershoe on, you basically have a trampoline,” Dicharry says. “It’s going to compress and rebound, and creates a different rate of loading to muscles and joints.” While no studies to date directly demonstrate that supershoes cause injury, evidence links them to stress fractures, plantar fasciitis, achilles tendinopathy, and other foot and lower-leg issues" - Outdoorsonline Aug '23. "In a 2018 study by Wouter Hoogkamer, Shalaya Kipp & Rodger Kram in Sports Medicine, carbon fiber-plated shoes were found to have changes on the gait of the runners wearing them - specifically, decreased cadence, longer steps, and a longer vertical “flight” time. In turn, these changes caused higher ground reaction forces with each step. Differences in ankle and metatarsophalangeal joint mechanics were observed when wearing carbon fiber footwear" - Triathlete Be mindful, from a science/data perspective, this is all in its infancy. A technology designed for elite runners on race day only is being adopted by regular people for daily run use, the new studies/research is coming out monthly as the numbers are just now trickling in. Look how long it took to get tobacco to be honest about its effect on health. Max cushion shoes are heavier and less responsive = relatively safe on you mechanics - however that goes out the window when you see companies like Hoka come out with the Skyward X, a carbon max cushion shoe. That's a cash grab to appeal to those getting addicted to carbon. There's enough out there now for people to decide if they want to roll the dice, or error on the side of caution. I've been doing this for almost 45 years and there's a real question if a person with a 25 BMI can wear a carbon shoe as a daily trainer and run for 10 years. What's the impact of the additional bone stress over the course of a decade? I'm not into plates, I like to feel the road and clock 10K daily in a non-sexy rotation (880, Glycerin, Adrenaline, Nimbus, Mach 6) standard stuff, nothing fancy.

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I’ll think about it.

Is it falling apart? Or similar to mine?

​@@OffseasonProjects Not falling apart, the midsole is flatter without any response and many creasing.

Man, great question. I asked myself this same one. I feel it really depends on the event. For my long runs or recovery runs, I feel they're perfect for impact absorption. Keeping my legs and knees fresh. Where as, for my tempo are harder sessions, a stiff shoe (or carbon plated shoe) would be ideal. I'll do a video on this topic, this was a great question.

My guy!! Always coming through! Much appreciated!! 👌🏾. Instantly bought the flipbelt!

Isn't the 1080 v13 more of a cushioned shoe compared to the other 3 which have more of a pace component?

1080 is great for walking/recovery, but the Rebel will be way more in-class compared to the Saucony and Adidas.

Out of those options, the Rebel V4 is probably the best shoe, as it has the best price point, ventilation, and cushion.

agreed - also pro 4/ bs 12 are both plated shoes. Where as the Rebel is all natural. lol.

This color way is a collab with REI. You should be able to locate them there. Based on my research, most folks enjoy the 3 over the 4. But it’s worth at least trying on. I just didn’t vibe with them.

@@OffseasonProjects Thanks man. I did try them on and I liked them but I never tried running in them. Speed 3’s are great but I feel somethings could get better and I can’t put my fingers on them.