Judging by your comments around 4:50, I am guessing that people stuck with a wide forefoot might want to look elsewhere, for something more "baggy" and less "compact." This is the impression I get from other reviewers, as well.
The baggy shoe is not about wide or narrow feet. It's about the foam being too wide so you get a baggy feeling & unnecessary length or width of the shoe. You can have a baggy shoe with a narrow fit or a non-baggy shoe with a wide fit. My feet are normal so if I feel the shoe is too narrow or too wide I make sure I mention that via the "Purpose & Usage" part of my videos. But you just gave me nice feedback and I will try to explain this in my future videos. This shoe does not have a wide or narrow fit and the top is stretchy as well. If you have wide feet that shoe might still be for you /depending on how wide/. You can also consider trying NIKE Invincible run 3 or The Novablast 3 TR /not the normal Novablast/. I hope that's helpful!
The ones I use the most are Asics Glide RIde 3 & Novablast 3 TR. From this year I would say Gel-Nimbus 25 /if you don't mind big baggy shoes/, Puma ForeverRUN Nitro & even HOKA Clifton 9 is not a bad choice. When it's raining I go for Li-Ning Rogue Rabbit 5 /such a shame the new Rogue Rabbit 6 that just came out is not waterproof/ & Yue Ying 2.0 if the weather is colder.
It's not a stability shoe and it doesn't feel like one. I didn't feel the rail at all. Most max cushion shoes have a few stability features nowadays to give you more balance at the rear part of the shoe where the stack is high. The ones without stability features are either too baggy or lack balance. The shoe feels light and responsive and I'm a neutral runner myself. I hope that's helpful!
@@it_lonerider that’s very helpful😄 one of the reviewers was mentioning that they’ll not be running in these cuz it guides their feet too much. Thats why I was wondering if they are similar to the Saucony Tempus
@@anjalirawat5378 To me this shoe doesn't feel like the Saucony Tempus. However, even the best shoe doesn't work for everyone because the purpose of the runner, the type of strikes he/she uses, the shape of his/her feet, weight, and technique on the runner are unique.
Judging by your comments around 4:50, I am guessing that people stuck with a wide forefoot might want to look elsewhere, for something more "baggy" and less "compact." This is the impression I get from other reviewers, as well.
The baggy shoe is not about wide or narrow feet. It's about the foam being too wide so you get a baggy feeling & unnecessary length or width of the shoe. You can have a baggy shoe with a narrow fit or a non-baggy shoe with a wide fit. My feet are normal so if I feel the shoe is too narrow or too wide I make sure I mention that via the "Purpose & Usage" part of my videos. But you just gave me nice feedback and I will try to explain this in my future videos. This shoe does not have a wide or narrow fit and the top is stretchy as well. If you have wide feet that shoe might still be for you /depending on how wide/. You can also consider trying NIKE Invincible run 3 or The Novablast 3 TR /not the normal Novablast/. I hope that's helpful!
Of the popular daily trainers in the running circles, which one will you recommend for walking?
The ones I use the most are Asics Glide RIde 3 & Novablast 3 TR. From this year I would say Gel-Nimbus 25 /if you don't mind big baggy shoes/, Puma ForeverRUN Nitro & even HOKA Clifton 9 is not a bad choice. When it's raining I go for Li-Ning Rogue Rabbit 5 /such a shame the new Rogue Rabbit 6 that just came out is not waterproof/ & Yue Ying 2.0 if the weather is colder.
@@it_loneriderSo you'd pick the Forever Run over the Deviate Nitro 2?
Hey, is the stability rail noticeable? Is it suitable for neutral runners. I don’t want a stability shoe
It's not a stability shoe and it doesn't feel like one. I didn't feel the rail at all. Most max cushion shoes have a few stability features nowadays to give you more balance at the rear part of the shoe where the stack is high. The ones without stability features are either too baggy or lack balance. The shoe feels light and responsive and I'm a neutral runner myself. I hope that's helpful!
@@it_lonerider that’s very helpful😄 one of the reviewers was mentioning that they’ll not be running in these cuz it guides their feet too much. Thats why I was wondering if they are similar to the Saucony Tempus
@@anjalirawat5378 To me this shoe doesn't feel like the Saucony Tempus. However, even the best shoe doesn't work for everyone because the purpose of the runner, the type of strikes he/she uses, the shape of his/her feet, weight, and technique on the runner are unique.