Thanks for keeping us in the loop on your Superblast experiences so far, even when there are so many new shoes coming out right now. Your videos have been inspiring me to run in my superblasts more & more. My performance on Strava & the jiujitsu mat are both benefiting from trying to train daily like you train.
It's interesting to hear your detailed thoughts on these shoes. Because of the characteristics of how you run, I think you are experiencing these shoes very differently than I do. Also, I don't think I would have bought the Superblast if I didn't get a discount; I probably would have gone Novablast.
Get the Stryd pod. Then you can literally run outdoors, on a track indoors/outdoors, on ANY treadmill and not need to worry about distance. Been using a Stryd pod for over 3 years on every single run. Been on a 2 week trip where I ran every day on a different surface/treadmill and had confidence I was getting the right speed/power/distance. The benefits to training and racing are just an added bonus.
If this is similar to the SC trainer v2 in the ways you describe I’ll definitely need to buy a pair. Right now the SC is the only shoe I use (other than a racing spike) and it performs great for everyday miles, tempos and long runs. The area where it falls short is the slow recovery paces and faster hard workout paces. It’s just not forgiving enough when my feet are hurting while doing recovery and too mushy when my legs are tired in the second half of workouts. The hyper seems to hit the broader range of paces better by having the compressive cloud units for recovery when you’re striking with the back half of your foot and that PEBA when you really need to give the ground some more force. Great review as always!
What's your opinion of On shoes in general? I've heard so many different opinions from "good shoes that people love to hate", "overpriced walking shoes", "lifestyle shoes that non-runners wear", "gimmicky tech", etc. Idk what to think lmao. And I'm with you, a nylon plate would work wonders in the Superblast.
Before this I tried the cloudstratus and cloudmonster - they were both solid daily trainers, had a fun ride and super durable. I've heard earlier shoes were super firm and not great but the ones I've used are good running shoes that get a lot of criticism - probably because the price and how they look
Birthday coming up and think im going to pull the trigger on the ON Cloud Hyper to put in my long run rotation with the boston 12 and speed 4. I love a good upper (i actually love the boston 12 upper ) and firm/stable heel.
you should consider the skyward x too - it's like a more built up version of the boston 12. for me so far it's been more comfortable and also a little more fun than the cloudmonster hyper
@@supwell good to know. I know my guys down the road at BITR really love the Skyward x. The weight turns me off and Not to be too vain but I just hate how it looks haha but if you and BITR like it then its gotta be good.
How would this compare to the On cloudeclipse or New Balance elite v4 for those 17-20 mile runs? Wonder if this is better than the elite v4 for those longer runs and being cheaper. I am a 200 pound weightlifter as well or run high miles 3 times a week and strength trains 4 times. Thanks. I look forward to your videos.
I had the same problem with the crinkle on the sides, I was thinking the shoe was too big but it fit fine. Considering returning it as I’ve also had a couple runs and not very impressed.
If you end up returning it you should check out the Saucony Tempus or the adidas Adizero SL2. Both have more of that soft and bouncy experience I was expecting from the hyper. Tempus is more stable but really comes alive for faster running. The SL2 is one of the softest shoes I've tried this year and a fun and super bouncy ride. Another good one at the $225 price point is hoka skyward x - that one is my favorite shoe for getting in a lot of miles. Also bouncy and fun but not as soft as the other two I mentioned
Classic On, they just take awhile to get anything right. Can't fault them for their uppers. But their midsole/outsoles are still just not equivalent to their competitors, without even considering the price. I'm glad they seem to do well with the soccer moms and cool kids...but they still have work to do to make a shoe I'd choose over a Nike/ASIC/Saucony/Adidas/Etc....and that's not even considering the price. I don't mind paying more for a superior product, but I will not pay more for an inferior one.
I love your style, personality, professional presentation, and enthusiasm. Even so, I'm constantly skimming and skipping through your videos. Too damn long to sit through for 40-60 minutes. That's time enough for a good run. If only you could cut it down to 20 minutes or less.
Recently got the SuperBlast after all the hype. But for me that’s all it is as it has not lived up to the hype and is way overrated I personally think. Endorphin Speed so much better.
SC trainer V2 is NOT for me . Heavy.. Clunky.. And so soft it's the only shoe that gives me hip pain after the run.. Donated it.. Big mistake. Superblast is AMAZING.
I’ve been enjoying the v2 for workouts and long runs but I feel that they definitely aren’t an everyday shoe. On slow aerobic base days where my bodies is tired after a workout my feet get really tight feeling running slow paces with them.
Thanks for keeping us in the loop on your Superblast experiences so far, even when there are so many new shoes coming out right now. Your videos have been inspiring me to run in my superblasts more & more. My performance on Strava & the jiujitsu mat are both benefiting from trying to train daily like you train.
I appreciate your videos and love the long format. It’s what differentiates your videos. They also happen to fit perfectly for my morning easy runs.
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 thank you
It's interesting to hear your detailed thoughts on these shoes. Because of the characteristics of how you run, I think you are experiencing these shoes very differently than I do. Also, I don't think I would have bought the Superblast if I didn't get a discount; I probably would have gone Novablast.
Get the Stryd pod. Then you can literally run outdoors, on a track indoors/outdoors, on ANY treadmill and not need to worry about distance. Been using a Stryd pod for over 3 years on every single run. Been on a 2 week trip where I ran every day on a different surface/treadmill and had confidence I was getting the right speed/power/distance. The benefits to training and racing are just an added bonus.
I just brought. And connect with Garmin.
Just got the Hyper! Love it
It's a great shoe! Glad you're enjoying it 🙌🏽
🎶“Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto…”🎶
Yeah. That’s in my brain now.
Great video man! Will tou say the hyper is good for long runs without thinking on speed? Just like adding miles and keep the feet fresh?
If this is similar to the SC trainer v2 in the ways you describe I’ll definitely need to buy a pair. Right now the SC is the only shoe I use (other than a racing spike) and it performs great for everyday miles, tempos and long runs. The area where it falls short is the slow recovery paces and faster hard workout paces. It’s just not forgiving enough when my feet are hurting while doing recovery and too mushy when my legs are tired in the second half of workouts. The hyper seems to hit the broader range of paces better by having the compressive cloud units for recovery when you’re striking with the back half of your foot and that PEBA when you really need to give the ground some more force. Great review as always!
Thanks! And yes it sounds exactly like what you're looking for - not mushy up front but the back half is more forgiving
Helion is not just EVA. It is a TPE/EVA blend. The carrier is Helion foam for the PEBA; the blended TPE/EVA foam.
What's your opinion of On shoes in general? I've heard so many different opinions from "good shoes that people love to hate", "overpriced walking shoes", "lifestyle shoes that non-runners wear", "gimmicky tech", etc. Idk what to think lmao. And I'm with you, a nylon plate would work wonders in the Superblast.
On cloudsurfer 7 are good.One of my favourite shoes all time
Before this I tried the cloudstratus and cloudmonster - they were both solid daily trainers, had a fun ride and super durable. I've heard earlier shoes were super firm and not great but the ones I've used are good running shoes that get a lot of criticism - probably because the price and how they look
Let’s all remember that the Superblast started at $220 initially, then it was amended to $200
Birthday coming up and think im going to pull the trigger on the ON Cloud Hyper to put in my long run rotation with the boston 12 and speed 4. I love a good upper (i actually love the boston 12 upper ) and firm/stable heel.
you should consider the skyward x too - it's like a more built up version of the boston 12. for me so far it's been more comfortable and also a little more fun than the cloudmonster hyper
@@supwell good to know. I know my guys down the road at BITR really love the Skyward x. The weight turns me off and Not to be too vain but I just hate how it looks haha but if you and BITR like it then its gotta be good.
How would this compare to the On cloudeclipse or New Balance elite v4 for those 17-20 mile runs? Wonder if this is better than the elite v4 for those longer runs and being cheaper. I am a 200 pound weightlifter as well or run high miles 3 times a week and strength trains 4 times. Thanks. I look forward to your videos.
I really enjoyed it for a 90 minute run - not as light or bouncy as a plated shoe but really comfortable and supportive
@@supwell Thanks. Keep cranking out this comparison videos. Love them!
I had the same problem with the crinkle on the sides, I was thinking the shoe was too big but it fit fine. Considering returning it as I’ve also had a couple runs and not very impressed.
If you end up returning it you should check out the Saucony Tempus or the adidas Adizero SL2. Both have more of that soft and bouncy experience I was expecting from the hyper. Tempus is more stable but really comes alive for faster running. The SL2 is one of the softest shoes I've tried this year and a fun and super bouncy ride. Another good one at the $225 price point is hoka skyward x - that one is my favorite shoe for getting in a lot of miles. Also bouncy and fun but not as soft as the other two I mentioned
Classic On, they just take awhile to get anything right. Can't fault them for their uppers. But their midsole/outsoles are still just not equivalent to their competitors, without even considering the price. I'm glad they seem to do well with the soccer moms and cool kids...but they still have work to do to make a shoe I'd choose over a Nike/ASIC/Saucony/Adidas/Etc....and that's not even considering the price. I don't mind paying more for a superior product, but I will not pay more for an inferior one.
The Hype Monsters look so good! How do you think they’d perform as a grocery getter?
The OG cloudmonsters have occasional grocery getter duty and I think these will make you 4 to 5% more efficient on the walk from the car to the cart
Another great job thank you 🙏
This shoes ( hyper) is amazing , If I can I will buy them 😭 💰💰💰💰😢
Will you be comparing it with the new on cloud monster 2?
Coros makes a Velcro nylon band you can use for the pace 3 it's really good for hr
Will check that out - thank you!
I am also " trying to get as many miles as per possible" !
The tounge on monster hyper seem a bit short...don't they..?
I love your style, personality, professional presentation, and enthusiasm. Even so, I'm constantly skimming and skipping through your videos. Too damn long to sit through for 40-60 minutes. That's time enough for a good run. If only you could cut it down to 20 minutes or less.
Use the chapter markers
@@TylerRippel1That goes without saying.
Stop whining. Use the time stamps.
@@lukepaulson3428Mr. Obvious.
Watch it at 1.5x speed, less time you are watching it and still easy to understand and listen to what he is saying
What workout prep book are you using??
Jack Daniels, Running Formula - highly recommend. Hanson's marathon method is also great
Nice Review 👌
Not sure what it is about them but these are the first on shoes I actual like the look of. Of course they had to be the $220 shoe 😂
Recently got the SuperBlast after all the hype. But for me that’s all it is as it has not lived up to the hype and is way overrated I personally think. Endorphin Speed so much better.
I’m debating between the superblast and the endorphin speed 4 or pro 4 after trying them on at the running store. Which endorphin speed did you like?
@@simplymiya3820 Definitely go with the Speed 4’s. You won’t regret it. 👍🏻
SC trainer V2 is NOT for me . Heavy.. Clunky.. And so soft it's the only shoe that gives me hip pain after the run.. Donated it.. Big mistake. Superblast is AMAZING.
I’ve been enjoying the v2 for workouts and long runs but I feel that they definitely aren’t an everyday shoe. On slow aerobic base days where my bodies is tired after a workout my feet get really tight feeling running slow paces with them.
Cloudmonster r great golfing shoes lol
Day 3 of requesting an audio only podcast format for our long runs!
Stay tuned!
Super Blast is de best
First
Might be the ugliest shoe on the market..I usually don't care what color or style, but that is too much..
Hahaha they are polarizing for sure
Not a shoepertainer
😂
That Luigi green and white is ethereal😍💚🤍
Probably just gonna get a pair for lifestyle.