Love Them

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a high arch and neutral alignment, run 10-15 miles/week. This shoe has just the right amount of cushion. I was previously a devoted wearer of Glycerin, then had an affair with HOKA, but now I'm back and I really like these shoes. I've had trouble with plantar fasciitis in the past, but so far no issues with these and I'm not even using inserts.

I ordered the regular with and they are way too narrow. They are the most uncomfortable shoes I have ever had on my feet! Went back to my on clouds.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love how comfortable and flexible they are. I can wear them for full workouts with no issues.

Bring Back The Hyperion Tempo

The Hyperion Tempo was the perfect shoe. Impossibly lightweight. Streamlined. Long-lasting cushion for distance runs, but responsive enough for speed work. Total game changer. The line has been going downhill since then. I’m not sure what Brooks Running was trying to achieve with this bulky monstrosity of a shoe other than trying to emulate N!k€. Time to course correct, Brooks Running. Be a leader of the pack, not a follower of fads. And bring back the Hyperion Tempo while you’re at it. That’s all :)

Mixed Reviews

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the look of the shoe, but they’re “upgrading” and the quality is diminishing. The Hyperion 2 was a good shoe. This shoe is a little too tight at the top. I also hate that they took the stealth fit away. It’s not the same in terms of comfort. I’m experiencing minor Achilles problems since switching shoes. I like the look, but the company needs to find a way to produce great-quality shoes and perhaps an everyday lifestyle shoe that looks great with clothes. I’m not sure if the two can be synonymous anymore. Over the past three years, we’ve received new shoes, but the quality has diminished.