I've had mine since October and I've ran dozens of 5k, 10k, handful of 10 milers and 4 half marathon and a 50k in these and I love them so much. I love them so much that I just bought another pair. They feel light on my feet. I really like how they lock in my ankle. They feel excellent and they look amazing. I have the same color you reviewed.
Prob my fav shoe better then (Endorphin Speed 2, Fuel Cell Rebel, Kinvara etc..) Everything you say is spot on! I have Glideride 2's also which feel a lot firmer than the Tri14's and have a more extreme toe spring, it makes them fast despite the extra weight but puts more force thru your knees to save your ankles, something to be aware of if your comparing the two shoes. I'd go Tri14's anyday.
Glad I bought this shoes. Bouncy, comfortable and a heavenly upper. I have wide feet but it's not a problem at all. And the colorway is so fun!!!!!!!! People tends to keep an eyes on my shoes all the time.
Got the 13 after your and Marie 's review. It. became the shoe I used the most on road. I did a 1/2mar (70.3) recovering from foot injury and it was the best choice vs carbon plate (comfort!)... Now ... 14..
Lots of positive buzz on this shoe but this is one time where colorway is a deal breaker! For their own good they need to make another option. As for me, the Novoblast 3 is on preorder in a spectacular sunrise colorway. Thanks for the review Alex:-)
Thanks for your comment, Ray. Yes the colorway is special and not one I would go for. But the Noosa is so good that I can forget about the awkward design ;-)
i love this shoe, super light weight. In fact i sort of disagree with u on the durability aspects. Even though the outsole is not that thick but its made of Asics Aharplus which is the most durable outsole (3 times more durable that their normal outsole). Mine have zero visible wear after 50km.
No speak inglish pero estos tenis son una chulada el día de hoy los estrene mejore dos minutos en mi rutina son muy cómodos y muy suaves y se ven muy bonitos.....no voy a dudar en comprar el 15
I have the 13 and is my go-to shoe (used to be the magic speed v1) exposed mid is starting to get chewed up but its all aesthetics and did not alter the feel in any way . Im not also a fan of the design of the 14 (13 design better ) . I chose to skip this for the Nova 3 (which i never got) , and because i have too many running shoes at the moment .
Hey Alex, thanks for the review. I am building a 3-shoe lineup, already have a Novablast 2 for easy and endurance runs, testing the FuelCell RC v2 and the Metaspeed Edge + for race day and now looking for something in the middle for tempo runs and intervals. You praise this shoe's tempo capabilities, would you think it works well for interval sessions on the track? Another thing that is important for me is durability. Ideally I would like to change shoes once a year, ~500/600kms in with this setup. Do you think the shoe can last that long? Can you think of more durable options for my intended purposes? Thank you ^^
Hello Alex :) Merci pour cet revieuw complète! Petite question concernant "le peu" de bornes que tu mets à une chaussure dû au grand nombre de chaussures différentes que tu testes, conserves-tu toutes les chaussures ou tu as une petite astuce pour leur donner une seconde vie? D'avance merci! Peace
Hey Alex! I am a beginner runner and been using this shoe for all of my runs. Do you think I could upgrade to plated shoe? Was told the feel is similar to a plated (could be wrong). Hope to get your insight!
Hi Alex ...if i ve to buy one shoe actually ...i mean that kind of Light fast shoe...it should propably be the noosa14s ..but in purple colorway....but i just bought another pair on AFs v1 purple colorway (woman edition for 149e lol) ...sorry i would have come to Chamonix and meet you in a short run but its too late to find a place to stay now...👏👏👏👍😉🇫🇷
Quick answer: Both. Noosa for races and quick stuff and Novablast for all the rest. They are both so great that you can also race in the NB just as well as take the Noosa for an easy run. I will add though that the Noosa makes you want to run faster so an easy run on the Noosa may turn into a speedier day than you intended. That has happened to me on more than one occasion. The Noosa is noticeably firmer so using it over and over for easy runs may impact the legs where the NB adds more comfort for the easy runs.
@@ArizonaHotSauce I am a new runner who runs 4-5km/day at pace 6 to support my boxing sessions. What shoes do you think is more suitable for me? Nova or Noosa? I now using Fly 4 and it is awesome for my foot.
@@albustran4855 Novablast all day. Your focus is boxing not running so get the shoe for comfort and ease on the rest of your body. Be advised though that the NB are not trainers so they aren't necessarily well suited for lateral movements or anything for boxing related. They are are however, perfectly fine for daily errands or any sort of typical running/walking movements if you wanted them for that too.
Snappier, lighter, also a bit more demanding on the feet muscles. Less roll and rocker in the Noosa. Mach are great a versatile but loose a bit of that versatility above marathon pace.
Not sure about flat feet, but Asics in general is OK for slightly wider feet and the Noosa is the same here. It's wider compared to the typical Adidas/Nike shoes.
Running fast on LSD then. It's a great shoe. It's great to see a company make a bold decision on a shoe. We go through shoes so often then why not mix it up every now and again.
@@AlexFilitti it's not aimed just at you it's a theme across all you tube reviewers. I get you are all busy but you surely earn your trust from this business?
