Mizuno Neo Vista | Full Review
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- čas přidán 23. 05. 2024
- Thomas and Robbe review the Mizuno Neo Vista, a max cushion super trainer with a soft Enerzy NXT midsole, knit upper, and glass fiber infused TPU plate. Available in June for $180
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I thought Robbe was wearing a Marlboro hat at first! 😂
Can you do a Wide Foot Jarret popup feature, wherein, at some point in the video, a mini-Jarrett bobble head pops up from one of the corners and gives a thumbs up or shakes his head no?
Mine ship June 1!!!! Then we will wait on the Superblast 2 soon after!!!!! Great summer running ahead!
bought the shoe on your recommendation... absolutely loved it!
Great to hear!
My last Mizuno was the creation 9. It was a boat anchor but I felt so cool wearing it.
I love seeing you guys believe in the run podcast has become my favorite easy and recovery runs to listen to while running or doing any kind of yard work thanks you guys keep me laughing 😂
Intrigued by this one....since I don't really have much of a "pick up the pace" gear sounds like it would be fine at my speed. Only question would be the toe box width...I do prefer a wider fit. Sounds like this upper may stretch a bit to accommodate that....after a little break in.
This shoe looks pretty cool. I have the asics superblast currently, and theyre awesome. Looking to maybe try something different just to try it. Any recommendations? I was looking at these or maybe some NB.
How does it compare to the older Mizuno Wave Neo Ultra?
I'm a fan of Mizuno's Wave Rider and Wave Sky ! I can't wait for the new versions of these shoes that will also come with the Enerzy NXT !
It didn't dawn on me until you brought out the old Mizuno how much stacks have gone up. #MarylandInTheHouse
I’m really excited to try this one on. The upper looks great. Could go either way but I’m optimistic
The Elixir and precision were pretty good.
Excellent description. Like to Thomas and Robbe. A nice weekend for everyone.
If it has the same feeling of the SC Trainer V1, a little bit lighter, so it must be fantastic for I love a lot of cushioning! Can't wait to try them on! Great review, as always!
Yes sir. What a beautiful colour though!
Great review ❤
Similar feel to glideride 3?
My Neo Vista arrived last night. I'm a big fan of the SC Trainer V1 and I'm going to try it for a progression run tomorrow and see how it compares.
Plz let us know
Please let us know! SC Trainer v1 is prob my fav shoe of all time.
Let us know. And where did you order like as a none reviewer that can get it so much earlier?
@@TheValonquar I'd say the ride is very similar to the SC Trainer V1, but the Neo Vista is more stable on corners and also more fun at a faster pace.
@@johnsonch7292 I live in Indonesia and the retailers here have started to sell it to the public since a couple days ago
I got these early as well through my job at a local run shop. Couldn't agree more although i only have 2 runs for a total of 8 miles in them. I did think what Robbe in the first thoughts about being able to pick up the pace wasn't wrong though. I'm a bit of a smaller guy 5"4' 130 lbs so i feel the cush has a bit of an decompressing and giving me that pop. Don't get me wrong though i would not take it faster than marathon effort during a weekend long run.
Didn't realise it used EVA, the margin they must be making with that price tag is insane
Could be a pretty complex process to make that EVA foam- might benefit be more than taking a branded PEBAX maybe?
I love watching you guys and the laid back nature, but you guys can really inject some energy as it does feel quite tired. Like you guys filmed this after a night out?
Love the content though, just some constructive feedback, wanting to see u guys become a million sub channel!
Looks pretty good, but i wouldn't get them until the SC Trainer V3 comes out. It looks like 90% of elite V4, but more comfy. Also I have less knee pain with shoes that have less than 8mm drop. But the Mizuno looks really tempting as a replacement for my Nova4.
How is this shoe compare with superblast on very slow run and how much worse is the stability? How much more bounce of compare to SC elite v4?
Softer and less stable than the Superblast. SC Elite v4 has peba and is designed for racing. The Neo Is a daily trainer.
June is already here and no word when is the mystery shoe coming out?
glass fibers make the tpu stiffer.
Haven’t worn a mizuno since hitogami. Excited for this
How would you compare its bounce, midsole's softness to that of Prime X Strung v1 please?
Prime X feels firm compared to the Neo Vista
@@Believeintherun Thank you for the response. From your reply, I guess that it is NOT as bouncy as the Prime X Strung v1. Am I correct?
Does the EVA really work with carbon plates?
Try watch the video again. There is no carbon plate.
I have one pair of another Mizuno shoe. The durability is excellent! Not sure if it's the same with this model. But durability is super important!
Looks like basically an SC Trainer V1, not a bad thing tho!
Nike zoom fly 2 was when Nike flyknit peaked, that upper was epic!
I had the zoom fly flyknit, enjoyed if for 3 full marathon and training blocks, but once the flyknit stretched my feet kept sliding inside the shoe no matter how tight I laced it, kept getting blisters under toes and black nails, tried to mitigate it with more expensive socks until I realised it was the upper. React foam and outsole was still good, but can't do anything longer than 15k after that
I wish Nike could bring back the Lunarepic Flyknit again
What has more aggressive rocker geometry--Mizuno or Skyward X?
The underfoot feeling is very different. The firmness of the skyward is more structured
THE SHOEWALL
I bet that the Midsole lasts longer with the EVA
I wish New Balance wouldn't have listened to the reviewers who wanted a lighter shoe (or at least not lower the weight by lowereing the stack height) as the SC Trainer V2 was such a disappointment for me. As someone who loved V1 and didn't mind the weight since it wad an every day trainer for me it made my light weight ones feel even lighter. Additionally being taller and over 200 pounds having the extra stack height was really welcomed for long slow days. The V2 bottomed out quickly and felt for me, like a mushy marshmallow that impeded running vs helped. Hopefully V3 goes back to what made the V1 great. In the mean time looks like Skyward X or this Mizuno will fill the need!
Thanks for the review!
Can't wait for the Neo Vista, hope for better colours ...
The logo on the white cap,
reminds me of the marlboro logo 😂😂😂
Where did Robbe get that hat tho?
Outta Pocket Track Club... only had a limited run though 😢
Are the big guys running in the skyward also?
yeah, big dude chad is on the written review on the site
Skyward x is too heavy and muted per many reviews. And this neo Vista is way more fun. Some days more fun than sc trainer 1
You need a FRESH SC V1 and then BRAWL!!
Rarely comments on the length and toe fit while propulsion movement... sizing matter when we take the time to watch a review... please please
If we don’t go on about length it is because the shoe fits true to size. We mention when the fit is off.
@@Believeintherun i just got back from the city where i finally got to try the neo vista in the size 13 which is limit short for me and they were too small. For what they had in stock i finally end up with a Brooks Ghost 15 of last year in size 14. But damn the Mizuno was so nice to slip into and to lace and walk with, short for a brisk run tho. Well i have so much more to try but realize the size 13 seems shorter that it used to be. I find it very obvious with Asics nowadays, used to be perfect in length but no more, and 14 is way too big, so out of luck with the brand i used to love so much. Now nothing fits except the Nimbus 13.5. The curse to be in the half size when you wear 13.5 but rare as hell.
The term is "specific gravity" or also referred to as "relative gravity"
I thought that might be an Outta Pocket hat (bay area hardcore band) but it’s some run club thing.
Not as cool but still pretty swag lol
Whilst you gave it a green, the overall tone of the review was a bit downbeat compared to other reviews which have been completely blown away by the Neo Vista, many saying that it is great for picking up the pace and you could even do some races in it. Maybe Meg who likes max cush shoes might be a bit more blown away by it?
You can read her review on the website
Careful with the tipy-toe: thats how Fordy strained a calf muscle after completing a marathon.
But the shoe looks cool though~
C'mon guys, you didn't like or even see the Flash 2?
C'mon you didn't watch the whole video before commenting?
They literally pull the flash 2 out at 10:58
@@Believeintherun i did not! ha ha, then what's up with the early video comments about not liking anything else besides the pro? Looking forward to seeing the rest of the video to check out the flash comments
Eva foam, tpu, undialed in knit upper... wow so not worth the price.
Why do I want a plate for easy miles? Why do I want EVA for long days? Why do I want Cush if I'm going to pick up the pace?
"Why do I want a plate for easy miles?" You don't but if it's flexible then no big deal. "Why do I want EVA for long days?" Why not? EVAs vary widely in how they feel underfoot. My Skechers GoTrail Ultras were just as protective and responsive (and a little more stable) as my Nike Invincibles. And the Neo is an EVA blend. "Why do I want Cush if I'm going to pick up the pace?" Doesn't seem to hurt Alphafly/Vaporfly/Dragonfly wearers!
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@@johnwhitesides566that last one about cushion you got him there
two dude talking with out any run
What a shame! I was really excited about this sneaker because I always adapt well to this type of upper, but when we got to the midsole you said it was soft! Nothing more unfortunate than a soft midsole, which unfortunately has become almost a standard! It immediately reminded me of the New Balance Elite V3, with a very good upper in this style, but a terribly soft midsole. Impossible to get real performance. If this sneaker is similar, it's definitely not suitable for me.
Never listen to BITR.
Soft sells, firm shoes are dinosaurs and almost no one wants them. Data on “real performance” disagrees with you also.
@@davidrosenthal5795 I totally disagree! Firstly because Adidas sneakers, for example, which are much firmer than most, don't look like dinosaurs at all! And they are there every day winning and breaking records in most of the medium to long distance races, showing an above normal performance. Even Nike, perhaps the only one at the same level as Adidas, its Elite athletes opt for the Alpha Fly, which despite being heavier than the Vapor Fly Next, is much firmer, thanks to the air/gas sphere. Or because the majority of elite Assics athletes have chosen to run marathons (Boston was a good example) using the Edge Paris model (firmer) and not the Sky Paris? I could continue to cite other examples, but I believe it is unnecessary.
@@davidrosenthal5795 I disagree with you! Elite and amateur athletes have achieved world and personal records all over the world in medium and long distance races, using Adidas shoes that are much firmer than most and far from being dinosaurs! Most of Nike's elite athletes, despite having a lighter and softer model (Vapor Fly Next), prefer to compete with the Alpha Fly which is heavier but firmer, due to the air/gas sphere. Elite Assics athletes (male and female) have preferred to compete (the Boston Marathon was a good example) with the Edge Paris model which is firmer and has better performance than the SKY. I could cite more examples, but I think that is enough. You may be very adapted to the comfort and performance of a softer shoe and therefore have no idea how much better you would perform with a firmer and truly responsive shoe, particularly in the fatigue phase or at the end of a longer race.
just go wear barefoot style shoes then lmao. Every trainer / race shoe is moving towards softer and bouncier foams