I love the Vomero 16. Just feel great after runs. Hips, knees and back seem to take less of a beating in the Vomero. I can see why it's popular with heavy runners. In terms of protection and injury prevention this one is a winner.
Most distance runners seem to throw shade on the Invincible's, but damn, I love mine. This must be how the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man feels with each of his steps! 100+ miles and they've been my favorite daily shoe for LHR training. I've had no toe blisters from the reflective piece, nor have I noticed them to be overly "hot."
I’ve been really excited to try this Vomero since I saw it. I loved the Vomeros prior to v13. To me it was a Max comfort shoe but scaled down so it’s not crazy stacked. I always saw those older versions as just a more all around plush pegasus. That’s what I’ve been hoping for a return to someday. After seeing the cushion and zoomx instead of react it started to get me hopeful and now hearing you describe it that way, I’m def gonna have to give v16 a shot
Thanks for another fantastic review Mike! I love my Invincible which forces me to land midfoot and able to run long distance with less risk of injuries. In the past, somehow, most of Pegasus series didn't work for me. So, I was running in Zoomfly 3s for training and keeps getting knee injuries, but now I am back to road running comfortably since Invincible. Only drawback is the high price but I still prefer this shoes over a pair of Alphafly which I bought at $200 at the local Nike store recently.
@@chamukin32 I'm returning the ones I don't like as much (love that 60 day return policy), for my wallet's sake I'm hoping I like the Vomero better, but I figured I may as well compare.
Excellent comparison, thank you. I have tried both and I really like them. Since I'm in for a 'back to running' after break, I am thinking of setting up the following rotation: Daily: Vomero 16 Long run: ZX Invincible Speedwork: Rincon 2 Anyone else thinking of using both?
I find that the Vomero series has worked well for larger runners. I've used it for a few years, up to the 14, and have loved it. I have still to get the 16's, but it's on my list!
Love the feel of the Invincible for the first 3km - there's no shoe like it and if I wanted to make a non-runner believe running for one mile could be pure fun, I'd put forward that shoe for that reason. But I have had the same rubbing issue as others, kicking in at 3-4km into my runs and it appears to me to be the gusseting for tongue, rubbing against the outer knit and creasing up against the insole. Guessing something to do with my toe-off and the softness of the foam, but only happens on the right foot. Makes them unusable. It's now just a very expensive door-stop... I loved my Vomero 10s, so guess I'm with you on the winner here too.
Love love love my invincibles! I got to say This is definitely a shoe I would recommend as a larger runner. I bought mine back in June and have over 300 miles on mine. They are definitely one of my favorite daily trainers of 2021.
It's such a refreshing release from Nike. Takes you back in time. The shoe is lighter than 15 and with a softer upper and thick pad. It has a support element in the mid sole. Brilliant for heavy runners 200+. If only this came in 4mm drop like Kinvara it would be the best Athleisure in a long time. It hurts my plantar fascitis if I stand on it for very long and then the knee pain kicks in. Slow pace/Ave pace jogs/runs - this will go a long mile. I am back to Kinvaras after testing these and even the 0 drops like Altra Torin 5. Kinvara are old school beasts for every kinda workout including runs and hiit. Thank you brother for your beautiful and passion filled reviews. ❤
I have a pair of Invincibles, with 42km in them and a mild case of quadricep tendinitis, more of a jumpers injury. My physiotherapist says they likely caused it but he wants me to build up to running in them. I'll see when the tendinitis goes away and I get through upcoming gallbladder surgery. Boy I'll be glad when 2020 and 2020 2.0 (commonly called 2021) are over. Another great video.
Mike, dont know how no one has mentioned this yet, but this intro song is one of the best from your channel! Great video as always, been a long time Vomero fan
Running in the invincible feels like I’m cheating .. haha. I feel like it’s a great shoe for people who are starting to get into shape or getting into running. If you’ve been running already then it’s great for long runs . I plan on switching to the vomero 16 soon.
For me I know it was years ago but the vomero 14. I felt like they intended the vomero to be a longer run, more stable. Less Nike.. esk. So less forced on high cadence and turn over but more geared towards those who need more support and protection. The vomero 16 sounds really nice, just seems over built for what it’s for but obviously could feel different on foot. Just sounds like a lot of technology in the shoe for me. I completely agree with your opinion on the invisible.
Emily talks about whether a shoe is True To Size! Jami talks about the Pullllll Taaaaaaab! I'm going to start discussing whether or not a shoe has speed holes
Yo!!! Good battle! I've been wondering about the Vomero 16. It looks great but the price is still too high for me. Hope I can find it on sale eventually 🙂
Pleasantly surprised with this shoes comparison and makes sense for a ZoomX vs. ZoomX shoes. And even more with the chosen winner. Now just looking for a price drop! And gotta ask, Novablast 2 vs Vomero 16?
midsole looks great and I'm super excited to try it out, but I'm sorry I have no clue what Nike is doing in their design department. All of their recent daily trainers IMO look kinda ugly and tacky, this version of the vomero literally looks like the vomero 11 but worse, the upper looks almost cheap and something you would find at Nordstrom rack in the athletic department for 35 bucks. Even the peg and invincible look tacky and bulky. I honestly feel like the last good looking nike daily trainers were the Peg 36 (although the new 38 isn't terrible looking), turbo 2, and the vomero 14. I feel like Nike has been killing it with their racing shoes but daily trainers have gone super downhill.
I think the vomero plays as the daily trainer better but the invincible for me is the ultimate recovery shoe. As such the Rebel v2 is my daily and the invincible is my recovery. Nice vid Ko
I have 120 mi on the invincible and have concluded that I cannot typecast it to any run in particular. They’re too unstable for a recovery shoe on real tired legs and too squishy for long runs. I even prefer the more efficient Infinity Flyknit as a daily trainer. But they’re just a joy for those runs where I just feel like bopping along.
I have never had a complain with the Nike's flywire system and this new Vomero 16 is now using a new system that reminds me of uncomfortable cages from Ultraboost... Anyways the Vomero 15 launched in late December in my country and it is the best shoe I ran in 2021 .
Love the Invincible Run, so much that I bought a second pair a couple of weeks after the first. Only problem is, the zoom X on new pair feels a little different, firmer and not as squishy, have you heard of this being an issue?
I think i saw that the peg 39 will have zoomx in it? anyone wanna chime in on this can. But i am interested to see where nike takes the peg line. Nice video as usual.
Between the two shoes, Vomero 16 is a bit more versatile and a bit lighter pair than Invincible. So as a daily trainer, like you, I will pick Vomero 16 over Invincible. If Invincible’s stack height is a bit lower both in the front and heel, and if the overall weight is lower (by reducing the amount of padding around the tongue and heel), it would be a more functional and versatile pair. I know some runners love the Invincible. But Nike could make a lite version Invincible for smaller/medium frame body runners and have it priced less by $30. I would definitely be interested in that pair.
I kind of injured my achilles with invisibles. Was breaking it in at work. My ankles were aching big time. New balance 1080s and Altra 2.5s saved my life lol
Hi Kofuzi! good video by the way, I would like to ask you about the feeling with this vomero 16, is it worth the money? I will tell you I have a weight of 90kg (height of 1.70 meters, in fact I am overweight and I think it would be good to consider cushioning and comfort in this case) so I am looking for a comfortable shoe for beginner running with 5-10 km per day . Have you tried other options on the market such as the Brooks Glycerin 19 or Saucony Triumph 19? (category for heavy runners). In my country they are at the same price and I would like to know which would be the best option. Greetings and all the support to continue with the reviews.
I did a 50k run in the Invincible was very good and the legs absorbed it nicely. I did twist my ankle one day but was on a trail. I would stay on the roads for the Invincible. And I bought a new pair recently with Vomero 16. Only 10 miles so far but good grip super comfortable. It might be my best every day running trainers. I'll know soon.
Planning to buy a pair of vomero 16s, please let me know how the shoes perform, also are they any contenders for the vomero 16s within adidas (x9000l4 or any other )or within puma(eternity nitro or any other) Please guide me thanks
In my my opinion the Vomero 16 is fantastic for long runs and covering the miles. It can be loud hitting the foot path but after that brilliant pair of running shoes. New balance fuel cell are very good grip and and over all running shoes. Good for both!!!
the triumph 19 is taller and a bit more firm. but also, a bit more responsive - it has a quick rebound. it also has a bit of stability built into the medial side, which I generally dislike.
Does anyone know why Nike insists on these high (9-10mm) drops? I recently picked up the peg trail 3 and enjoy it, but would like it more with a 6mm drop instead of its 10mm drop. Same with the react infinity run.
I watched all of this. Nostalgia is fascinating but the Invincible is categorically better for older heavier dudes like myself. I’d rank the Vomero way below the Peg fwiw. More weight and less cushion? Why?
Invincible run is popular because of its full length of zoomx form. Next % on the contrary has carbon fiber plate sandwiched in its zoomx, which makes it a bit expensive. Invincible run is a daily trainer while next % is a racer.
I really don’t like the invincible, I have problems with really felxible ankles and whenever I hit a rock or a small hole I can feel it in the shoe and I get to roll my ankles a lot with them, also fitting problems with me, although I have a weird long but skinny shoe, go try shoes before buying, this is for everyone out of reach of a Nike store like me in my country
How does the Vomero compare to the Peg 38? I would love to try some of these newer tech shoes, but having a 9 4E wide feet leaves very little options. In nike, it is essentially Peg/vomero, or the max cushions in Hoka, Brooks etc. Seems like every company just assumes wide shoes, cushion it!
@@caseypetty4721 the Crazy Stupid Love movie ruined New Balance for me. Can't see myself wearing a pair without the words... "ARE YOU STEVE JOBS?" NO YOU DON"T WEAR NEW BALANCE.
Nike desperately needs to make a shoe with a high stack height in the forefoot. Bigger runners who are taller and generate more force need something better to fall back on. I have bigger friends who are 280 and 6’6 using alpha flys or tempo next %s as a daily trainer for speed and just everyday runs. Because nothing else is out there for more cushion. Nike is missing out.
as far as I know, the vomero is never officially related to the pegasus. but in prior years, it has been something of a testing ground for what may end up in a subsequent pegasus
I love the Vomero 16. Just feel great after runs. Hips, knees and back seem to take less of a beating in the Vomero. I can see why it's popular with heavy runners. In terms of protection and injury prevention this one is a winner.
Most distance runners seem to throw shade on the Invincible's, but damn, I love mine. This must be how the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man feels with each of his steps! 100+ miles and they've been my favorite daily shoe for LHR training. I've had no toe blisters from the reflective piece, nor have I noticed them to be overly "hot."
I’ve been loving my Vomero 16’s. Definitely a shoe I reach for often!
it's an easy choice
@@kofuzi 🙌🏻
I’ve been really excited to try this Vomero since I saw it. I loved the Vomeros prior to v13. To me it was a Max comfort shoe but scaled down so it’s not crazy stacked. I always saw those older versions as just a more all around plush pegasus. That’s what I’ve been hoping for a return to someday. After seeing the cushion and zoomx instead of react it started to get me hopeful and now hearing you describe it that way, I’m def gonna have to give v16 a shot
Ran 4 miles in my new invincibles this morning and hit paces that I haven't hit in months. New shoe placebo perhaps? First impression was a great one.
Thanks for another fantastic review Mike!
I love my Invincible which forces me to land midfoot and able to run long distance with less risk of injuries.
In the past, somehow, most of Pegasus series didn't work for me.
So, I was running in Zoomfly 3s for training and keeps getting knee injuries, but now I am back to road running comfortably since Invincible.
Only drawback is the high price but I still prefer this shoes over a pair of Alphafly which I bought at $200 at the local Nike store recently.
I literally have both of these on their way to me in the mail (two shoes enter, one shoe leaves) so this content is extremely relevant to me.
Well well well, look at Mr. Moneybags right here... jk jk :)
@@chamukin32 I'm returning the ones I don't like as much (love that 60 day return policy), for my wallet's sake I'm hoping I like the Vomero better, but I figured I may as well compare.
@@nubetre I'm just messing with you.. and that it's actually smart, I might try it myself soon too :)
two shoes enter, one shoe leaves? like a shoe kumite. a shoemite?
@@kofuzi a fight to survive!
Excellent comparison, thank you. I have tried both and I really like them. Since I'm in for a 'back to running' after break, I am thinking of setting up the following rotation:
Daily: Vomero 16
Long run: ZX Invincible
Speedwork: Rincon 2
Anyone else thinking of using both?
I find that the Vomero series has worked well for larger runners. I've used it for a few years, up to the 14, and have loved it. I have still to get the 16's, but it's on my list!
it seems to have a small but loyal following (which doesn't always bode well at Nike)
Love the feel of the Invincible for the first 3km - there's no shoe like it and if I wanted to make a non-runner believe running for one mile could be pure fun, I'd put forward that shoe for that reason. But I have had the same rubbing issue as others, kicking in at 3-4km into my runs and it appears to me to be the gusseting for tongue, rubbing against the outer knit and creasing up against the insole. Guessing something to do with my toe-off and the softness of the foam, but only happens on the right foot. Makes them unusable. It's now just a very expensive door-stop... I loved my Vomero 10s, so guess I'm with you on the winner here too.
Love love love my invincibles! I got to say This is definitely a shoe I would recommend as a larger runner.
I bought mine back in June and have over 300 miles on mine. They are definitely one of my favorite daily trainers of 2021.
Amazing comparison Ko! I’m a sucker for nostalgia so I’d be with you on the final choice.
It's such a refreshing release from Nike. Takes you back in time. The shoe is lighter than 15 and with a softer upper and thick pad. It has a support element in the mid sole. Brilliant for heavy runners 200+. If only this came in 4mm drop like Kinvara it would be the best Athleisure in a long time. It hurts my plantar fascitis if I stand on it for very long and then the knee pain kicks in. Slow pace/Ave pace jogs/runs - this will go a long mile. I am back to Kinvaras after testing these and even the 0 drops like Altra Torin 5. Kinvara are old school beasts for every kinda workout including runs and hiit. Thank you brother for your beautiful and passion filled reviews. ❤
I have a pair of Invincibles, with 42km in them and a mild case of quadricep tendinitis, more of a jumpers injury. My physiotherapist says they likely caused it but he wants me to build up to running in them. I'll see when the tendinitis goes away and I get through upcoming gallbladder surgery. Boy I'll be glad when 2020 and 2020 2.0 (commonly called 2021) are over. Another great video.
Mike, dont know how no one has mentioned this yet, but this intro song is one of the best from your channel! Great video as always, been a long time Vomero fan
thanks so much Mike!
Design of the Vomero really reminds me of the LunarGlide2, Nike going back in time
these comparison videos are great. nice job!
Running in the invincible feels like I’m cheating .. haha. I feel like it’s a great shoe for people who are starting to get into shape or getting into running.
If you’ve been running already then it’s great for long runs .
I plan on switching to the vomero 16 soon.
For me I know it was years ago but the vomero 14. I felt like they intended the vomero to be a longer run, more stable. Less Nike.. esk. So less forced on high cadence and turn over but more geared towards those who need more support and protection. The vomero 16 sounds really nice, just seems over built for what it’s for but obviously could feel different on foot. Just sounds like a lot of technology in the shoe for me. I completely agree with your opinion on the invisible.
Speed Holes should be an official spec going forward 👍
Emily talks about whether a shoe is True To Size!
Jami talks about the Pullllll Taaaaaaab!
I'm going to start discussing whether or not a shoe has speed holes
I have fun in the invincibles which at the end of the day is what we all run for I suppose.
Yo!!! Good battle! I've been wondering about the Vomero 16. It looks great but the price is still too high for me. Hope I can find it on sale eventually 🙂
The Vomero 15 is basically the exact same as the 16 if you could get it cheaper. And nike had 25% off last week.
Pleasantly surprised with this shoes comparison and makes sense for a ZoomX vs. ZoomX shoes. And even more with the chosen winner. Now just looking for a price drop! And gotta ask, Novablast 2 vs Vomero 16?
the vomero historically gets price reduced. that would be a major bargain this year
midsole looks great and I'm super excited to try it out, but I'm sorry I have no clue what Nike is doing in their design department. All of their recent daily trainers IMO look kinda ugly and tacky, this version of the vomero literally looks like the vomero 11 but worse, the upper looks almost cheap and something you would find at Nordstrom rack in the athletic department for 35 bucks. Even the peg and invincible look tacky and bulky. I honestly feel like the last good looking nike daily trainers were the Peg 36 (although the new 38 isn't terrible looking), turbo 2, and the vomero 14. I feel like Nike has been killing it with their racing shoes but daily trainers have gone super downhill.
Sounds like the Vomero 16 would be a great winter running shoe.
I think the vomero plays as the daily trainer better but the invincible for me is the ultimate recovery shoe. As such the Rebel v2 is my daily and the invincible is my recovery. Nice vid Ko
Great comparison! I totally agree with the Vomero being a “Pegasus Plush”. I liked it more than the Peg 37 since it was softer.
same
I have 120 mi on the invincible and have concluded that I cannot typecast it to any run in particular. They’re too unstable for a recovery shoe on real tired legs and too squishy for long runs. I even prefer the more efficient Infinity Flyknit as a daily trainer. But they’re just a joy for those runs where I just feel like bopping along.
Is there a reason to have Vomero 16 though? It looks so similar to the Pegasus line and could they have just put ZoomX in the next Pegasus?
I'm Vietnamese and i love this guy's review
Nice comparison Mike.
Thanks. 👍🏻
I have never had a complain with the Nike's flywire system and this new Vomero 16 is now using a new system that reminds me of uncomfortable cages from Ultraboost...
Anyways the Vomero 15 launched in late December in my country and it is the best shoe I ran in 2021 .
Love the Invincible Run, so much that I bought a second pair a couple of weeks after the first.
Only problem is, the zoom X on new pair feels a little different, firmer and not as squishy, have you heard of this being an issue?
Cool, I’m definitely gonna look at the Vomero.🤘😎🏃♂️
Blasphemy! The invincible is the shoe of the year!!! Love your content Mike.
I think i saw that the peg 39 will have zoomx in it? anyone wanna chime in on this can. But i am interested to see where nike takes the peg line. Nice video as usual.
Nike did take over the running shoe game a while ago. I’m excited to try the vomero 16. Nike had the right formula for so long and went away from it.
Lovely comparison! Two of Nike's beasts
Oooh, good review..I used to wear Vomero-, then switched to Pegasus when it got a bit hard and less cushioned and all weird.
Isn't ZoomX is to of the line and not durable? Or they change the material a bit so it's durable and cheaper now?
great questions. I don't think anyone knows the answer to that, but a lot of people have their anecdotal experiences (as well as conspiracy theories)
I have always been using a Vomero and try others like Ultraboost, Pegasus, Solar Run, nothing beat the Vomero.
Great review man!!✌🏼
Like your videos and they make me want to see Chicago! Also a little curious about your heritage.
His race is Korean.
Waiting for peg 38 vs vomero 16
Too narrow in the midfoot regarding vomero sadly. At least for me. It pinched med right away. Had to return it.
Do you know if there is any difference between the midsole in versions 15 and 16, is there none?
Between the two shoes, Vomero 16 is a bit more versatile and a bit lighter pair than Invincible. So as a daily trainer, like you, I will pick Vomero 16 over Invincible. If Invincible’s stack height is a bit lower both in the front and heel, and if the overall weight is lower (by reducing the amount of padding around the tongue and heel), it would be a more functional and versatile pair. I know some runners love the Invincible. But Nike could make a lite version Invincible for smaller/medium frame body runners and have it priced less by $30. I would definitely be interested in that pair.
amazing how the vomero is now lighter than a pegasus. It's not that the vomero is that 'light'. It's the pegasus that is overbuilt.
I kind of injured my achilles with invisibles. Was breaking it in at work. My ankles were aching big time. New balance 1080s and Altra 2.5s saved my life lol
Hi Kofuzi! good video by the way, I would like to ask you about the feeling with this vomero 16, is it worth the money? I will tell you I have a weight of 90kg (height of 1.70 meters, in fact I am overweight and I think it would be good to consider cushioning and comfort in this case) so I am looking for a comfortable shoe for beginner running with 5-10 km per day .
Have you tried other options on the market such as the Brooks Glycerin 19 or Saucony Triumph 19? (category for heavy runners).
In my country they are at the same price and I would like to know which would be the best option.
Greetings and all the support to continue with the reviews.
I think I’d go with the Triumph
@@kofuzi many thanks!, I'll go for it.
The last vomeros I had were the 9s. They were too soft. Zoom elite 5s are my all time favorite.
I did a 50k run in the Invincible was very good and the legs absorbed it nicely. I did twist my ankle one day but was on a trail. I would stay on the roads for the Invincible. And I bought a new pair recently with Vomero 16. Only 10 miles so far but good grip super comfortable. It might be my best every day running trainers. I'll know soon.
Planning to buy a pair of vomero 16s, please let me know how the shoes perform, also are they any contenders for the vomero 16s within adidas (x9000l4 or any other )or within puma(eternity nitro or any other)
Please guide me thanks
@@amanbobin1002 Well Aman, what type of trainers or you looking eg long rums or short runs? Maybe trail?
@@matthewcunnningham8715 I regularly do long morning runs n some sprinting, over pavement n trail so it’s a mixture of both .
In my my opinion the Vomero 16 is fantastic for long runs and covering the miles. It can be loud hitting the foot path but after that brilliant pair of running shoes. New balance fuel cell are very good grip and and over all running shoes. Good for both!!!
@@matthewcunnningham8715 thanks a lot mate
Invincible Run > Vomero 16 all day baby!
Just going off stack height and midsole construction, almost feels like nike is trying to recapture the magic of the original tempos in the vomero 16?
How does Vomero 16 compare to Saucony Triumph 19? Which one would you prefer? :-)
the triumph 19 is taller and a bit more firm. but also, a bit more responsive - it has a quick rebound. it also has a bit of stability built into the medial side, which I generally dislike.
These would be like a tier above the Pegasus 37/38 zoom air right?
You should really get a pair of the Novablast Pixel Noise with the knit upper.
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Would live to see a comp between ZoomX Invincible and Novablast 2
He’s already made that video
Which shoe would you recommend between Vomero 16, 17 and Nike Infinity React 4
Vomero 16, if you can find it
Does anyone know why Nike insists on these high (9-10mm) drops? I recently picked up the peg trail 3 and enjoy it, but would like it more with a 6mm drop instead of its 10mm drop. Same with the react infinity run.
I watched all of this. Nostalgia is fascinating but the Invincible is categorically better for older heavier dudes like myself. I’d rank the Vomero way below the Peg fwiw. More weight and less cushion? Why?
There’s something about the peg that I just don’t love. The react is maybe too firm. And the zoom air just never feels quite right
@@kofuzi Agree. But the Peg Shield has been my go-to foul weather shoe and I live in Canada. No complaints.
Let’s get a comparison with the peg 38
Question: did the speed holes come with the shoe, or did you see them on a shoe while on a test drive and go home to install them yourself?
I ordered my invincible from hibbet can't wait to walk in them (can't run yet)
I believe it’s because of the price of the invincible that’s why it did not get that popular. Add a little more cash then you’ll get the next %.
Invincible run is popular because of its full length of zoomx form. Next % on the contrary has carbon fiber plate sandwiched in its zoomx, which makes it a bit expensive. Invincible run is a daily trainer while next % is a racer.
Are they the same width in the front of the shoe?
sir which is better for daily running vomero16 vs pegasus 38? thankyou from India
I prefer the vomero 16
Lunarlon is back
I really don’t like the invincible, I have problems with really felxible ankles and whenever I hit a rock or a small hole I can feel it in the shoe and I get to roll my ankles a lot with them, also fitting problems with me, although I have a weird long but skinny shoe, go try shoes before buying, this is for everyone out of reach of a Nike store like me in my country
Mike!!!!
Aaron!
Nice t shirt…where can I get it?
nice video
thanks Abdel!
i am no runner by any means yet i end up buying vomero 16 due to its comfortability. please tell me i made a good decision
I can tell you what you want to hear, but sometimes, the only one who can validate that decision is you. this applies beyond shoes, too.
@@kofuzi you're right but i wanna hear about what do you say on my matter
If the shoe fits wear it
How does the Vomero compare to the Peg 38? I would love to try some of these newer tech shoes, but having a 9 4E wide feet leaves very little options. In nike, it is essentially Peg/vomero, or the max cushions in Hoka, Brooks etc. Seems like every company just assumes wide shoes, cushion it!
New Balance offers a ton of wide options!
@@caseypetty4721 the Crazy Stupid Love movie ruined New Balance for me. Can't see myself wearing a pair without the words... "ARE YOU STEVE JOBS?" NO YOU DON"T WEAR NEW BALANCE.
I AM DYING AS A SIMPSONS FAN 🤣🤣🤣 4:53
Nike desperately needs to make a shoe with a high stack height in the forefoot. Bigger runners who are taller and generate more force need something better to fall back on. I have bigger friends who are 280 and 6’6 using alpha flys or tempo next %s as a daily trainer for speed and just everyday runs. Because nothing else is out there for more cushion. Nike is missing out.
So this Vomero is like lite or prequel ofnPegasus 39?
as far as I know, the vomero is never officially related to the pegasus. but in prior years, it has been something of a testing ground for what may end up in a subsequent pegasus
YOOOOO
…i‘m wondering who‘s really interested on this shoes or comparison….but probably is just that is so disappointed about nike‘s innovation in 2020/21!
Nice review brother ❤