Our 5 Favorite Running Shoes for Heavy Runners

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

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  • @MrNmorfin
    @MrNmorfin Год назад +186

    Keep bringing these guys back

    • @Believeintherun
      @Believeintherun  Год назад +25

      More with them coming soon!

    • @keithmackall
      @keithmackall Год назад +9

      Finally ❤ keeping informing the big guys!!

    • @R41Z1NRUN
      @R41Z1NRUN Год назад

      @@Believeintherun I was hoping to do videos just like Herm. This would be a dream to be on Believe in the run. Dad life makes it tough but slowly working up on instagram.

  • @Sgtgee
    @Sgtgee Год назад +54

    Love these guys! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 former 260lb runner in 2002 turned 165lb runner for a good portion of 15 years and getting an injury (broken foot) which caused me to halt running for 6 years, gaining back 60lb and now back running after that long hiatus at 210lb! This is a breath of fresh air. We need these guys on the regular! Salute from NYC!

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад +2

      I suffered a similar injury setback in my running journey a few years ago which led to a hiatus and weight gain (again). Perseverance!

  • @averagerunner_
    @averagerunner_ Год назад +9

    Midsize woman here, appreciated perspectives and really needed on running RUclips! Thanks guys!!!

  • @jay_motocombat
    @jay_motocombat Год назад +8

    210lbs here, mid/forefoot striker, love soft bouncy shoes. My faves for road: Nimbus 25, Prime X Strung, Rocket X. I find the More V4 too dead feeling, and the Speed 3 too thin in the forefoot. Fave for trail and gravel: Trabuco Max 2. I find the Caldera 6 too dead feeling. Just my 2c

  • @JohnBirtchetSharpe
    @JohnBirtchetSharpe Год назад +8

    Not only is it great seeing this from a larger persons POV the comment about supporting your local running store was spot on. Great vlog! (I was 210lbs when I started running and it can be a whole different ball game what works when you are not 155lbs )

  • @therealdflow
    @therealdflow Год назад +8

    Awesome perspective! Agree 1000% on the Tempus. 210 lb runner here and really appreciate hearing from these guys.

  • @antonioromulodelcarmen283
    @antonioromulodelcarmen283 Год назад +23

    We need more Alex and Chad!!! Get 'em for the First Thoughts, Between 2 shoes, After 100miles, etc.!!!

  • @TheSammiSalsa
    @TheSammiSalsa Год назад +8

    I'm a bigger girlie and I adore the saucony tempus! I am eagerly awaiting the tempus 2

  • @jamisons2504
    @jamisons2504 Год назад +7

    Thank you. I'm a female runner at 200+ and I appreciate this. I am using ForeverRun Nitro currently and enjoying

    • @Believeintherun
      @Believeintherun  Год назад +1

      Great to hear!

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      I just bought myself the ForeverRun Nitro after being a fan of the Deviate Nitro 2 and Velocity Nitro 2. I’m really digging it thus far.

  • @stevemcneely3214
    @stevemcneely3214 Год назад +17

    As a fellow Clydesdale runner, thanks for this! Can't wait for more from these guys!

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад +2

      Thanks for watching! More on the horizon for sure.

  • @philiprudd1697
    @philiprudd1697 Год назад +3

    6-1 225 here. GLIDERIDE GLIDERIDE GLIDERIDE! (Also Saucony Ride 16).
    Love this video- thanks guys.

  • @matthiassventoest6800
    @matthiassventoest6800 Год назад +3

    I am saying the same as so many others in the comments section... we need more of these guys reppin' for the bigger runners. I mean you all see us in full force at every 13.1, 26.2, and 10K you roll out to.., but we barely get any love in the reviews.. thanks for having these guys on.., they are great

  • @JayB2
    @JayB2 4 месяца назад +5

    There's a great need for this kinda video. A heavy runner is pretty much anyone over 180 lbs. I'm 6'1" about 230 lbs. I definitely need something with more support and durability. I def agree with these choices. I currently own the Asics Novablast 3 which I agree is a good option.

  • @michaeltanel3815
    @michaeltanel3815 Год назад +9

    Just want to bump this video again as another Clydesdale who appreciates we FINALLY have some videos by big dudes with big dude times and gaits!

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад +3

      Share it with everyone you can! Appreciate the support.

    • @hermruns
      @hermruns Год назад +2

      Appreciate you!!

  • @jefreywith1f924
    @jefreywith1f924 Год назад +3

    I must be outlier! I'm 220 and feel very comfortable running in low stack feel the ground shoes like the Topo Cyclone 2. A 2020 study showed no injury rate difference in heavier runners running in soft cushion shoes or firmer shoes. However; it showed light runners get more injured in firm shoes than highly cushion shoes.

  • @RobertHarridge
    @RobertHarridge Год назад +6

    As a bigger runner whose done some shoe reviews on my own channel, I can agree with these suggestions, minus the Brooks Ghost Max and Saucony Tempus… I haven’t tried those. Hands down, I will say the Nimbus 25 is my pick, but the Saucony Triumph 20 is up there, too. I feel it’s more resilient to weight over the distance than FFBlast+. Daily trainer… I’m throwing an odd one out there, but Skechers GoRUN Ride 11. It’s got better cushioning than the Novablast 3, and it’s so much fun to run in. The HyperBust Ice midsole is cushioned with a ton of energy return, especially when pushing the pace. I’ll be honest, stability shoes annoy the hell out of me, but I guess the Saucony Guide 15/16 would be my pick… but I’ve only ran in the Ride 15. Similar shoe, though.
    Or, and this is coming from a heavier runner, just get the Asics Superblast. That will do everything. FFTurbo holds up well to my weight. It’s great at easy paces, at fast paces. It does everything. It’s become my go to running shoe.

    • @Fozzee.1970
      @Fozzee.1970 Год назад +3

      +1 for the Superblast. Takes a few miles to break in/mould to your foot but then becomes perfect.

  • @noahjrt
    @noahjrt Год назад +5

    Longtime athlete and current Firefighter, 215-230lbs depending on the season 😅
    Current rotation:
    Puma ForeverRun Nitro
    Triumph 20
    Novablast 2 (didn’t get on with the 3 🤷‍♂️)
    *WildCard*: UA Flow Velociti Wind 2 (truly underrated)
    Thanks for the content fellas, looking forward to more of it!!

    • @matthiassventoest6800
      @matthiassventoest6800 Год назад +1

      I am gonna check out the foreverRun.. triumph 20, I have been a fan.. good stuff

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад +1

      I recently snagged the ForeverRun Nitro when Puma was having a sale, and I’m digging it!

  • @blackwatchlion
    @blackwatchlion Год назад +19

    Nice to get some input in from these 2 gents. Great perspective and recommendations. Hope to see a lot more from these guys. Great job. Fantastic content.

  • @bb4prelude73
    @bb4prelude73 Год назад +7

    Good duo to put on. For heavier runners. I’m heavy compared to most runner. But heavy because I weightlifted for quiete awhile I’m 215 lbs lean. Most shoes that people call daily trainer for me are pretty much my speed day shoes due to the compression.

  • @jarretgosbee7717
    @jarretgosbee7717 Год назад +6

    Great points! The mach 5 is a great shoe, and I love it, but as a 190lb runner it's definitely not a shoe I should wear as my daily trainer. It's something to consider when watching shoe reviews, since most reviewers have BMI's in the teens and their suggestions might not translate to overweight runners.

    • @ahmedfarhat6673
      @ahmedfarhat6673 Год назад +2

      Im 210 pounds and love my Mach 5 as a daily trainer. I have noticed I only get about 250 ish miles out of them though.

  • @bretstevens262
    @bretstevens262 Год назад +8

    Great stuff! I'm a big guy, too! You both echo a lot of my beliefs in shoes. I always thought I was crazy for liking shoes other people hate and hating shoes too many other runners love. People love to wear shoes that the shoes make their bodies feel good. I test a lot of shoes to find shoes that make me feel good on the run not that made someone else loved. Thanks for doing this video!

  • @Heavyload1977
    @Heavyload1977 Год назад +5

    356lb ex-athlete over here,I love this idea!!!!😊

  • @jaymesmaldonado8134
    @jaymesmaldonado8134 Год назад +4

    230lb runner here and I can fully support the gel nimbus 25!

  • @TheHuskyRunner
    @TheHuskyRunner Год назад +2

    As a fellow big dude, my favorite pair has been the New Balance More V3s....still rocking them!

  • @justanotherguywithanopinion
    @justanotherguywithanopinion 5 месяцев назад +3

    Make this a regular segment guys please 🙏🏼 so many of us in New Zealand and Australia are bigger than most

  • @ManningOWNsTeboww
    @ManningOWNsTeboww Год назад +3

    These are some big ol’ boys! First time I’m seeing a large channel show some representation for bigger guys like me.

    • @hermruns
      @hermruns Год назад

      More big ol boys!!

  • @wilt3051
    @wilt3051 Год назад +4

    As a basketball player that just likes some nice shoes to do off court runs these vids help a lot

  • @blaineblasdell5151
    @blaineblasdell5151 Год назад +7

    I am a new bigger runner (230 pounds) as well. I appreciate the testing by the two guys.
    Have to say my favorite easy day shoe right now is the Skechers Go Run Max Road 6. Lots of stack and cushion.

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад +1

      I liked the Max Road 6 as well, but was just a bit too unstable for me to consider running in it long term.

  • @TheManolastra
    @TheManolastra Год назад +3

    Yes! I love this. As a big dude I love that we have some representation on here. Great work and hope to see more of this.

  • @ptlewis2000
    @ptlewis2000 Год назад +5

    I'm a lighter Clydesdale, but I second the Tempus for that protective stability shoe. I'm still on the Kayano 27 and currently only bring it out post injury or preventing new injuries. I use the GT 2000 10 as my favorite daily, rotating with the Tempus for recovery and uptempo. Still not for my SOS workouts, but super slow recovery up to steazy long runs. Looking forward to Kayano 30 and tempted to try Nimbus. The rest are too neutral for me. #bigbonedflatfootedrunner

  • @themanorruns
    @themanorruns Год назад +7

    I’m at about 220, 225, it’s interesting after clocking most of my recent miles on the Triumph 19 or Ride 16 hearing about the tempus! Looking like a hybrid of the two that’d be perfect to try. Adrenaline’s were my first baby so definitely excited that ghost max has received so much hype, and just have ASICS on the to do list overall, haven’t dove into the brand yet. Cheers guys 💪🏻💪🏻

    • @chu88y1
      @chu88y1 Год назад +2

      Hi. I found the 19 to be hard and unresponsive. So did a reviewer on this channel.

    • @filoIII
      @filoIII Год назад

      @@chu88y1Yeah. Triumph 17-19 are firm. False advertising kind of firm. 20 is a bit different. Just a tad firm.

  • @snowcrash512
    @snowcrash512 Год назад +4

    Love to see their opinions on trail runners for bigger runners

    • @Ruperto_g
      @Ruperto_g Год назад

      Nimbus 25 TR or the Trabuco Max 2 or NB More Trail v3

    • @hermruns
      @hermruns Год назад

      Ohhh love this idea! Will definitely get some ideas together!

  • @mbrackmann8
    @mbrackmann8 Год назад +2

    Justice for us big dudes! Definitely need more of this content.

  • @mouahmong
    @mouahmong Год назад +8

    Looking forward to trying the ghost max.

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад +1

      It’s such a good shoe, you won’t be disappointed.

  • @philipeick-vocalmusic
    @philipeick-vocalmusic Год назад +6

    Not in that category myself but love that you’re having it and keep it up guys - you’re crushing it! 💪

  • @text68
    @text68 9 месяцев назад +1

    Clifton 9 for me. Sold me last week at a class that included 7-9 mile runs prior to 13 hour training days with 60-100 lbs of gear on

  • @cbasweepie
    @cbasweepie Год назад +1

    230 pound runner over here and beyond grateful for these dudes

  • @mauricioyoshimoto2316
    @mauricioyoshimoto2316 Год назад +12

    Congrats on this content. I am at 230lb so it is always great to have this type of information.

  • @starzdam
    @starzdam 7 месяцев назад +1

    6’3 250, been wanting to start enjoy running more this video was a lifesaver

  • @はいたわごとを食べる
    @はいたわごとを食べる Год назад +4

    I weight train, and body build. Im 5'10 230 with a stocky build. Thank you guys. I got Nimbus 25 and im going after NB more foam v4 next. I do jumprope on my nimbus 25 and they feel amazing. Those new balance i tried in store and the cushioning is amazing too. Planning to get the superblast also and maybe saucony endorphin elite or pro. Thank you guys for representing us the heavyweight guys that love to train but need more support and cushioning for our knees and feet.

    • @edderepa9685
      @edderepa9685 Год назад

      Did you get the v4? How are they?

    • @はいたわごとを食べる
      @はいたわごとを食べる Год назад

      @edderepa9685 Yes, i did. There very comftorbale, just like nimbus 25. Try them in store first, then go back after and purchased them. Will be buying either Saucony endorphinns pro 3 next, or the Hokas mach x.

    • @imieinazwisko5925
      @imieinazwisko5925 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@はいたわごとを食べる też kupiłem v4. Pytanie tylko jak długo ta amortyzacja wytrzyma? Ważę ponad 100 kilogramów. Biegam 3 razy w tygodniu po 5, 7 kilometrów.

  • @giuseppeprovitera8831
    @giuseppeprovitera8831 6 месяцев назад +1

    Definitely need shoes reviews for heavier runners 🔝

  • @muscfiorentina
    @muscfiorentina Год назад +4

    Agree 100% on the Tempus. Since you are bigger guys just wondering how many miles do you get on a shoe.

    • @ptlewis2000
      @ptlewis2000 Год назад +1

      Good question! Bump!

    • @hermruns
      @hermruns Год назад +1

      Depending on the shoe, I usually retire a shoe around 250 miles just because the foam is usually pretty unresponsive at that point

  • @glamfamcampers
    @glamfamcampers 7 месяцев назад +1

    Big lady runner here but I have to buy men's most of the time with leather feet, the nimbuses are amazing I had the 25s went for another pair they have me 26s and the feel was not the same. Traded it in for the ghost Max's another amazing shoe. After listening to this in realizing I need multiple shoes for multiple purposes. I just buy a pair and use them them until their raggedy 😅

  • @travelingfit2032
    @travelingfit2032 Год назад +3

    I'm 6'2 and 200+ (going down slowly) and I do love the more v4. I may pick up some Novablasts since they are often on sale based on this review. I will say that my "fast" shoe these days is the Boston 12. It's got decent squish but it wants to go faster.

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад +1

      I'm in the minority who liked the Boston 11 (I like firmer shoes). I really want to try the 12s!

    • @michaeltanel3815
      @michaeltanel3815 Год назад

      ​@@chadwzimmYou sir, have just become my official Spirit Animal. LOL I enjoy my Boston 11s and it irks me when people keep crapping on it because it isn't something they expected from the Boston 9. However, I'm super excited to try the 12s.

  • @michaels2208
    @michaels2208 3 месяца назад

    Love this. I was in the army obviously ran a little bit. Had spinal fusion 6 months ago and gained some weight after that. I'm back in the gym lifting safe and walking on the treadmill. My goal is to be able to run a 5k/10k in two years. They have an annual one here in my town. I value good shoes so much more now than when i was younger. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

  • @RodrigoLupatini
    @RodrigoLupatini Год назад +4

    Alex is amazing. The duo was great.

    • @hermruns
      @hermruns Год назад

      Appreciate you!!

  • @mitchelpenn8464
    @mitchelpenn8464 Год назад +2

    Agree with your comments. I really enjoy running in the Saucony kinvara pro. It’s a very comfortable ride.

  • @SimonSez83
    @SimonSez83 Год назад +9

    Boyyyys big booooyysss. Finally. Need more content from you two big stooges

    • @Believeintherun
      @Believeintherun  Год назад +1

      More content with Chad and Alex coming soon!

    • @hermruns
      @hermruns Год назад +1

      Hahaha two big stooges might just need to be the title of the rest of our content

    • @SimonSez83
      @SimonSez83 Год назад

      @@hermruns only If I get a shoutout !

  • @tedforsstromjacobsson4160
    @tedforsstromjacobsson4160 Год назад +4

    Was that a small nod to Run Like Heller in the end of the intro?

  • @Ouga_Official
    @Ouga_Official Год назад +3

    Yass! I m not even plus size but appreciate the inclusion

  • @joey.chavez333
    @joey.chavez333 Год назад +2

    Big boy right chee! When you say big boy you mean obese, right? 😄 I'm 5'7@ 235lbs. How'd you big boys miss the Asics Superblast?
    For the win! My rotation is:
    Asics Gel-Nimbus
    Asics Superblast
    Asics Trabuco Max 2

  • @maddsmish
    @maddsmish Год назад +1

    A few of the affiliate links are broken, but I just bought Gel Nimbus 25's based on this video and wanted to say thank you for the review!

  • @running-nurse
    @running-nurse Год назад +3

    Nice addition keep them on a regular schedule

  • @pvj6993
    @pvj6993 6 месяцев назад +1

    Trying to get back into runnig tipping the scales at 220 much different then when I was 175. This advise helps thanks.

  • @eddridzrodzi8886
    @eddridzrodzi8886 10 месяцев назад +1

    I run with the Nimbus. I agree its comfy buy my feet hurt like theres no tomorrow. Im also a plus size maybe should try kayano?

  • @scottydoo919
    @scottydoo919 4 месяца назад +2

    Awesome advice for us big guys

  • @R41Z1NRUN
    @R41Z1NRUN Год назад +4

    Man I want to get those Ghost Max. I have my More v4 and they are great, and to hear those are a better feel makes me excited.

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      October 1! You won’t be disappointed.

    • @bench175
      @bench175 Год назад

      Any update?

  • @1sockdown12
    @1sockdown12 Год назад +7

    Great vid! Need more from these two!

  • @therunophil
    @therunophil Год назад +2

    Great to see content for more specific groups but one of the key message should be more present in all videos, every runner is different and there is no generally "best" shoe, just something thats works better for specific individuals.

  • @Ryan_Tinney
    @Ryan_Tinney Год назад +2

    Yes, this is what we need!

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад +1

      It’s why I do what I do!

  • @PeterMerante
    @PeterMerante Год назад +2

    Wtg big fellas!! Like the variety of opinions from Thomas, Robbe and Meaghan. Keep em coming.

  • @manuel_877
    @manuel_877 Год назад +2

    Like from 🇪🇸. I like the Saucony Triumph 21. A nice weekend for everyone.

  • @mauriciobori
    @mauriciobori 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for the vid I’ll try these I’ve been having a hard time finding shoes in kind of fit but weigh 230 and have wide feet so a lot of shoes just don’t do the trick for me

  • @KhalilKathrada
    @KhalilKathrada Год назад +2

    Guys this was brilliant ..... Catering for all it's a super idea well done, great presenters too 👍🏽👍🏽

  • @ariemugisatriaji8928
    @ariemugisatriaji8928 Месяц назад +1

    thank you very much, i wish i can get my Gel Nimbus 26 soon....

  • @michaeltran2743
    @michaeltran2743 Год назад +5

    This is my category

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      Then keep following, we’ll have more coming on here and our socials!

  • @jenniferring6410
    @jenniferring6410 Год назад +2

    The Tempus is like the best kept shoe secret - My FAVE shoe overall! I'm not sure I want a Tempus 2 in case they ruin it :(

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      My only hope for the Tempus 2 would be SLIGHTLY more PWRRUN PB underfoot and a smidge more width. It runs a bit narrow.

  • @ahmedfarhat6673
    @ahmedfarhat6673 Год назад +4

    How many miles do ya’ll generally get out of your shoes before you feel like you need to replace them? I keep hearing people getting 400-500 miles out of there shoes, but for me at 210 pounds I feel like there is no way I could get that many miles.

    • @hermruns
      @hermruns Год назад +1

      It definitely varies shoe to shoe but I usually retire them closer to 250 miles just based on the compression of the foam usually

    • @ahmedfarhat6673
      @ahmedfarhat6673 Год назад +1

      @@hermruns oh nice. That’s about what I’ve been doing to

  • @jonderuyter7592
    @jonderuyter7592 Год назад +3

    What type of mileage can you put on running shoes as a heavier runner?

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад +2

      I sounds like a cop out, but it really all depends on the brand and the midsole. Some shoes the outsole will wear out before the foam dies. I’ve gotten 300 miles out of pairs, and some only 150.

  • @carlmagnusostblad1419
    @carlmagnusostblad1419 7 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks from a heavy runner in Sweden! ❤

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm 5 месяцев назад

      Would love to visit Sweden someday!

    • @carlmagnusostblad1419
      @carlmagnusostblad1419 5 месяцев назад

      You're welcome any time! ​@@chadwzimm

  • @francisostrea4253
    @francisostrea4253 Год назад +2

    We asked and you provided. Thank you for considering us bigger folks

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      Happy to bring it to you!

    • @francisostrea4253
      @francisostrea4253 Год назад

      @@chadwzimm I think when Robbe described Brooks Glycerin a Brick (if I remember right) was the time I knew we needed Plus size runners to give a separate perspective

  • @heathernadine94
    @heathernadine94 Год назад +2

    ❤Love you guys for this content. 🙌🏽

  • @jorgeschabbach5251
    @jorgeschabbach5251 9 месяцев назад +1

    How big are your guys for comparison basis? Hight, Weight and shoe size ?

  • @shoresfamily2011
    @shoresfamily2011 Год назад +2

    Nice video. I liked the novablast 3’s but I was expecting to get more miles out of them. Foam got compressed before 300 miles. They also are slick in wet conditions for me. Been trying to find the perfect daily trainer.

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      You’re not the only person to have traction problems. It’s arguably one of the only negatives about the shoe.

    • @hermruns
      @hermruns Год назад

      Agreed about miles too - I don’t usually push a shoe over 250 miles but I think only got about 210 out of my last pair

    • @michaelbost4050
      @michaelbost4050 3 месяца назад

      Boston 12 is the answer to your question about a do everything trainer, tempo, race shoe. Haven't found anything better. 228 pounds 25% bodyfat trying to be 219.9 pounds 19.9%

  • @JoelLong
    @JoelLong Год назад +3

    This! This is great. “big guy approved”

    • @hermruns
      @hermruns Год назад

      Appreciate that!!

  • @usf_08
    @usf_08 9 дней назад +1

    We need more big dudes shoes reviews ,, Thank you 🎉❤

  • @HenryKornaros
    @HenryKornaros Год назад +4

    Where is Alex's hat from?? Anyone got the details?

    • @publicopinionnyc
      @publicopinionnyc Год назад +2

      Self Running is the name of the company i think...

  • @Maxwelshouse1
    @Maxwelshouse1 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks, I like your content :) I can see that you are jazz about what you're talking abouthat comes out.
    Small critique dot dot
    I struggled to hear the name of the shoe and had to Rewind several times to try to Catch it. That's a good work and good luck on your running venture :)
    I'm a heavy runner with a sick long distance running past that I'm trying to return to.

  • @MrCtaz1319
    @MrCtaz1319 Год назад

    So as a big guy at 6'5" and 290 I have a bit of supination due to over developed Tibialis anterior muscle from years and years of ladder work.
    Which of these shows do you feel would prevent this. Everyone suggest stability shoes like the tempus. But I find that those shoes usually end up doing the opposite. Most seem to be structured to prevent over pronation not under.

  • @Mixwell1983
    @Mixwell1983 23 дня назад

    Im 6ft 290 and currently have a pair of Nortiv8 shoes that are sold on Amazon and super thick cushion soles that some have compared to Hokas.. i have a pair of Adidas running shoes I wear for casual similar to the XPLRs and on concrete can tell a big difference. I don't run in the adidas they're just my casuals but yah. Also have some NB 997s that i got for casual but it seems for actual runners these aren't the type of shoes they wear..
    My family and I did a 1 mile fun run to easy into running on a 1/2 marathon and also 5k but waiting for the fun run i saw a lot of slim folks with thicker soles Hoka and ON etc type shoe.
    Im guessing what brands label as running shoes are actual running shoes. Most of my sports type shoes are casual based and REAL running shoes seem to be more easily identified from what ive seen.

  • @j-sammys5549
    @j-sammys5549 8 месяцев назад +1

    Great video Boys, no love for the NB 1080V series?

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm 5 месяцев назад

      I enjoyed the bounce of the 1080v13, but it was just a bit too unstable for me

  • @478Johnnyboy
    @478Johnnyboy 5 месяцев назад

    I want a shoe that has cushion but my problem with those high stack shoes are they may feel soft but as a big guy with wide size 13 feet. A high stack feels unstable and can wobble all over.
    I like a normal stack so that i don’t roll my ankle all for the sake of feeling like i was on clouds.

  • @filoIII
    @filoIII Год назад +1

    How is the Ghost Max better than the Glycerin 20?

  • @KoolnJ
    @KoolnJ Год назад +3

    The boy Alex!

  • @filoIII
    @filoIII Год назад +1

    Are the Tempus tts? I find the Triumph line tts, but picked up a pair of Speed 2, sz 13. I'm usu. a sz 12, but these are about 1/2 large, so, I've wondered about the sizing across the Saucony brand.

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      I’d say length is TTS, but I find the Tempus is a bit narrow, so going up a half size may work out.

  • @thewildonions
    @thewildonions Год назад +3

    Love these guys!

  • @jonathansuparta3194
    @jonathansuparta3194 11 месяцев назад

    im 96kg and didnt really like gel nimbus 25, maybe ill need to give the shoes another try... because since i got nb 1080 v13 i never touch my nimbus 25 anymore :3

  • @rubarb1275
    @rubarb1275 Год назад +2

    This is awesome, thanks for sharing!

  • @wadsand
    @wadsand Год назад +3

    Not saying homie on the left is bias towards ASICS but homie on the left may be bias towards ASICS 😂
    Me too bro, me too ❤

  • @christianmorrison164
    @christianmorrison164 Год назад +1

    Good content, what about fit for some of these recommended shoes, width wise for a slightly wide foot.

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      Brooks Ghost is quite roomy. Novablast 3 comes in a wide version which might be needed if you're wider than a regular D width. The Tempus fits a bit snug with a regular D width, so I would definitely consider going to the wide version.

    • @christianmorrison164
      @christianmorrison164 Год назад

      Awesome, thanks. I was headed towards the NB more v4 but will see if I can try on the brooks.

  • @jljones4116
    @jljones4116 Год назад +2

    Great Vid. Keep up the good work. Thank you.

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      No, thank YOU for watching!

  • @FarazSyed-ke2cv
    @FarazSyed-ke2cv 9 месяцев назад

    I do 40 mins incline treadmill to lose fat.
    I unfortunately heel strike
    I tried the nimbus 25 and still have pain
    What shoe or insole can you recommend.

  • @manueltan8962
    @manueltan8962 Год назад +2

    Great review guys !!!!

  • @B1gC4st
    @B1gC4st Год назад +1

    What would be really great from the skinny runners to give real mileage estimates for those of us over 140lbs...

  • @cosmo1505
    @cosmo1505 Год назад +1

    Wondering if the Brooks Ghost Max is softer than the Glycerin 20.

    • @Carlosediaz543
      @Carlosediaz543 Год назад

      Should be much softer yes! The glycerin is using nitrogen infused EVA. All that means is that it should feel a lot more springy then soft. The ghost max is made to just feel plush and soft

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      Yes, a bit softer, but the biggest difference is in the 6mm drop and rocker geometry.

  • @o0hmikee17
    @o0hmikee17 9 месяцев назад

    Love the self running hat. Where can I get one?

  • @justinconnor6661
    @justinconnor6661 6 месяцев назад

    I’m looking for extra wide shoes. I usually use 4E for new balance. Which ASICS shoe model is the widest?

  • @williamgorguy9338
    @williamgorguy9338 Год назад

    Guys you are absolutely fabulous..
    Thanks for your help. What would you think about brooks Glycerin for over weight affirmed beginner lol, i have orthopaedic insole... thanks again guys

  • @tedforsstromjacobsson4160
    @tedforsstromjacobsson4160 Год назад +3

    More of this!!

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад

      Keep following, more to come!

  • @slavasss2189
    @slavasss2189 Год назад +4

    How tall they are and what is their weight? Should start the video with the stats ...

    • @chadwzimm
      @chadwzimm Год назад +2

      Happy to oblige! I’m 6’3” and currently 275-280, depending on the day.

    • @hermruns
      @hermruns Год назад +1

      Great Q - I am 6'2 and somewhere between 240 and 255 lol not sure