As a fellow heel striker, I appreciate your reviews more than most others. I also love the Invincible 3. So much cush. But they’re a bit bulky. I alternate with the Rebel v4 and Novablast 4. Keen for your next review of these after you put in more miles.
At $180, it needs to be a 'swiss army knife' (FuelCell Rebel V4). How many times/month do you run in a lightweight trainer? What might this shoe replace or displace in your rotation?
I’m not a runner but what’s wrong with heel striking versus forefoot? I do want to use these shoes in my work which is in the hospital setting which I assume should work fine.
You can slow down your momentum a bit, as the heel can act like a brake. You're also using different muscle groups compared to a forefoot or midfoot striker, and it could potentially lead to injury. "Good" running form is typically when someone lands and pushes off on their forefoot, although many elite runners midfoot and even heel strike. I'm not elite (not even close), so I'm really not interested in changing what has worked for me my whole life. It can be a controversial topic in the running community.
This shoe is far firmer than the Inv. 3, and I'd argue is a faster shoe. But the price, especially with all the sales on the Invincible 3, is a big factor.
As a fellow heel striker, I appreciate your reviews more than most others. I also love the Invincible 3. So much cush. But they’re a bit bulky. I alternate with the Rebel v4 and Novablast 4. Keen for your next review of these after you put in more miles.
Thanks for watching! I was a fan on the Invincible 3s as well, and I actually prefer a bit of a bulkier shoe.
At $180, it needs to be a 'swiss army knife' (FuelCell Rebel V4). How many times/month do you run in a lightweight trainer? What might this shoe replace or displace in your rotation?
Great review. I will be interested in the 100 mile review. I….am…a…heel…striker. I had to get that off my chest.
Thanks for watching!
The previous pegasus turbo was my favorite shoe ever hope this one be pn the same level
I need to run more in these, but I think the Plus is firmer than the original Turbo
I’m not a runner but what’s wrong with heel striking versus forefoot? I do want to use these shoes in my work which is in the hospital setting which I assume should work fine.
You can slow down your momentum a bit, as the heel can act like a brake. You're also using different muscle groups compared to a forefoot or midfoot striker, and it could potentially lead to injury. "Good" running form is typically when someone lands and pushes off on their forefoot, although many elite runners midfoot and even heel strike. I'm not elite (not even close), so I'm really not interested in changing what has worked for me my whole life. It can be a controversial topic in the running community.
Curious about Nike Pegasus Plus compare to NB Rebel v4. Who's gonna be the best versatile trainer ? ^^
I like the Rebel V4 much better so far. Its made for slightly faster runs than the Plus, but its more comfortable
You can pick up the Pace with the invincible v3. The price is similar to the peg plus, at least in my country. 180€ vs 190€. I 'll pass the peg+
This shoe is far firmer than the Inv. 3, and I'd argue is a faster shoe. But the price, especially with all the sales on the Invincible 3, is a big factor.
7:19 we're not mad at you, but we are disappointed 🙂.
Sorry!
Less More more Plus 🙂?
The Most More Plus Premium (Turbo)