ASICS Keyano. 10 plus years. I routinely run them too long before I swap in new ones. But no issues.
K Bo said:
I don't know anything about smart shoes (I actually had to look them up) but why not look in to a foot pod, like Stryd, or something that you can attach to shoes you like wearing?
The endorphin speed 2 feels more cushy to me than any of my Hokas, but I don't really like the Bondi as much as my other Hokas. I get a weird foot feel with them that I can't really explain. It makes my foot bend at a weird angle or something.Sweep4-2 said:
Retired my Saucony Ride 14's today and ended up buying a shoe I never even considered previously -- a pair of Hoka Bondi 7's. Didn't plan to buy a max. cushioning trainer, but decided to take a chance since I'm increasing mileage for an August trail run.
After 5 miles, I'm really not liking them. Feel mushy and big compared to my usual shoes (Endorphin Speed 2's). Anyone else bring a max cushion shoe into their rotation? Do you get used to the cushion eventually?