@@noluck8250 Thanks a lot! I sometimes find Shoe Reviews in a 'Studio' type setting can be a bit boring so I try to offer something a bit different and less focussed on the stats:)
For those of us who get on with it , (wider foot and like a firmer midsole) it is a great daily trainer that can actually be used for a wide range of paces .. I bought enough pairs to last until next year (half size up)
@@JohnBirtchetSharpe Yeah, absolutely. The versatility is amazing with this one. Here in Germany it's 160€ which is also really good value. Strangely some other NB shoes are horribly expensive here. Was really interested in the Balos but it's 220€ for some reason while only being 200$ in the US...
Very much looking forward to your comparison video and am particularly interested in the longevity aspect … my suspicion is that the Rebel will feel great for longer and perhaps better for long runs too?? My experience with previous Machs is that they loose that magical feeling after only 200km and then start to bottom out earlier and earlier during runs , previous versions are certainly not long-run shoes for me. I work on running ultras so distance and volume are my focus and I really love a versatile shoe … too soft is too energy sapping!
@@bev9708 Thanks, very much appreciate it! I recorded something but not sure yet if I like the footage and might re-record;) Honestly you can' t go wrong with either of these, both are great shoes with subtle differences in the ride. I think choosing one over the other largely depends on fit. Like I said, the Rebel comes up slightly short and wide. The Mach 6 fit is not ideal either but for different reasons...
This shoe is so good, I love mine. The scenery in your videos is beautiful, keep up the great content! :)
@@noluck8250 Thanks a lot!
I sometimes find Shoe Reviews in a 'Studio' type setting can be a bit boring so I try to offer something a bit different and less focussed on the stats:)
It’s definitely too wide, they should do a normal version too. For the rest it’s really great, I agree with you 100%.
Yeah, it works alright for me but any kind of narrow footed Runners might start swimming in this upper.
For those of us who get on with it , (wider foot and like a firmer midsole) it is a great daily trainer that can actually be used for a wide range of paces .. I bought enough pairs to last until next year (half size up)
@@JohnBirtchetSharpe Yeah, absolutely. The versatility is amazing with this one. Here in Germany it's 160€ which is also really good value.
Strangely some other NB shoes are horribly expensive here. Was really interested in the Balos but it's 220€ for some reason while only being 200$ in the US...
i agree
Hey mate, great real video. I've been thinking about buying the Rebel for a while and you've just tipped me into getting a pair.
Thanks
@@danielbingham1711 Nice, and Thanks!
Hope you like them. Really couldn't think of any real drawbacks, just the fit might be a little tricky.
Very much looking forward to your comparison video and am particularly interested in the longevity aspect … my suspicion is that the Rebel will feel great for longer and perhaps better for long runs too?? My experience with previous Machs is that they loose that magical feeling after only 200km and then start to bottom out earlier and earlier during runs , previous versions are certainly not long-run shoes for me. I work on running ultras so distance and volume are my focus and I really love a versatile shoe … too soft is too energy sapping!
@@bev9708 Thanks, very much appreciate it! I recorded something but not sure yet if I like the footage and might re-record;)
Honestly you can' t go wrong with either of these, both are great shoes with subtle differences in the ride.
I think choosing one over the other largely depends on fit. Like I said, the Rebel comes up slightly short and wide. The Mach 6 fit is not ideal either but for different reasons...