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As for myself, I actually didn¡¯t enjoy running in the Energy Boost very much because there was too much heel for my taste, and it has a very pronounced heel flare ¨C the sole extends well out from the margins of your heel on all sides. The upper is also too snug for my feet. Personally, I¡¯d opt for a shoe like the adidas Hagio over the Boost for races of half marathon distance or less ¨C lighter, firmer, and stiffer is my preference for speed. But over 26.2 miles I could see some value in a softer sole, and a 4-6mm drop Boost shoe might be something that would pique my interest Nike Air Max 90 Premium EM mens sale a bit more as a distance shoe. Boost looks top be permeating the adidas line, so looks like we¡¯ll have more to try out in the coming months!

I didn¡¯t say they compare to the Pegasus, I said they compare to ¡°other popular shoes on the market.¡± This includes things like the Saucony Kinvara, New Balance 1400, Mizuno Sayonara, etc.Compared to something like the Merrell Vapor Glove or even the New Balance MR00 they are far from minimal.

I think we are quite a variable species. We all have the same parts, but we vary in weight, athleticism, history of footwear usage, activity levels, daily routines. (E.g., sitting in a chair all day vs. a more active job), etc. as such we differ in mobility, muscular development, and so on. We humans inhabit so many different niches that it¡¯s no surprise to me that different things work for different people.

This post was authored by Peter Larson. Pete is a recovering academic who currently works as an exercise physiologist, running coach, and writer. He's also a father of three and a fanatical runner with a bit of a shoe obsession. In addition to writing and editing this site, he is co-author of the book Tread Lightly, and writes a personal blog called The Blogologist. Follow Pete on Nike Air Max 90 Running Shoes sale Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and via email.

This reminds me of the Adidas Spring Blade¡­ even if all the supposed claims about its ¡°explosive energy¡± return properties are true and demonstrable and repeatable in non-laboratory settings, the added weight is sure to cut into whatever ¡°efficiency advantages¡± it confers: IIRC, a size 9 Spring Blade is already about 3 ounces heavier than the equivalently sized Boost. Unless the Spring Blade improves runner O2 consumption economy by a whopping 2%, it¡¯s probably better (or at least much cheaper an Nike Air Max Lunar 90 mens sale online d less of a fashion disaster) to go with the Gazelle.