The Best Daily Trainers of 2022

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In this clip from our latest podcast, the team talks about their absolute favorite daily trainers this year. It's been a big period of growth - literally - for trainers this year, as stack height standards keep inching higher and higher. Check out our faves, then if you'd like to hear more check out our latest full episode below on the run.
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@Skatemar Год назад

Puma Velocity Nitro 2 wins my vote. Such a comfortable upper, and the midsole has so much life in it.

@nate.docsofrunning Год назад

Really good shoe.

@smallstown214 Год назад

Thanks Guys, after watching this video I picked up the Novablast 3’s, and I am really enjoying them. Keep up the great videos!

@carlosangalang Год назад

I got the Asics Superblast and will be using it mostly for progressive long runs. My expectations regarding the cush factor was tempered by all the RU-vid reviews, and I was able to appreciate the use case as a super trainer

@pbnotj1 Год назад

I got the novablast 3 trail version and love the outsole grip on light gravel trails and wet leaves wet roads. It is holding up well! Novablast 3 is light and surprisingly cushioned . I am 6’1” and 200 lbs and I often hate when shoes midsoles go dead at 100-200 miles and I am approaching that in this shoe has just cosmetic creases and scuffs on bottom but no performance loss !

@applerunner1184 Год назад

An idea for a future video - building a shoe rotation for runners who use custom orthotics. I have a heel spur and pronate. Use Orthotic and neutral, but stable shoes. Glideride 2 and Glycerin 20 work really well. Looking for options for racing…

@archielinn Год назад

I love both my Novablast 3 & Cloudmonster! The cloudmonster’s not a durable as the ASICS. Having 200 miles in both, the Novablast will last longer for me. They are so comfortable to wear!

@TolunayOrkun Год назад

Matt, it seems that ASICS sniped Novablast 3 down to AHAR so it would make a case for this overexpensive SuperBlast. Novablast v1/v2 had AHAR+ which is far more durable than AHAR. I have my Novablast 1 at 400 miles and with full outsole rubber and I do wear out the rubber on most shoes on lateral heel (well not as bad and quick as you go through though). We shouldn't have to pay $220 for a daily trainer to get that durable outsole rubber that was available in v1/v2 of Novablast.

@erikvaage576 Год назад

I’ve got 125 miles in Novablast 3’s and have had no problems with outsole grip, even in wet/icy conditions. Loving it for easy/long runs, but keeping my eye on the Superblast 🧐

@MiracleWarriors Год назад

My daily trainer of the year is also from Asics : Gel-Nimbus 24. I thought it was just another very comfortable high cushioning shoe to run very slowly but in the end I was having more fun running fast with it versus other shoes I got like the Pegasus 39 FlyEasy, Puma Velocity Nitro 2, Adizero RC 4 or even my Boston 11 and Mizuno Wave Rider 26. I'm very worried now that I know that Asics will turn the Nimbus 25 some thing similar to a New Balance More V4. While I loved the low stack and incredible bounce and nimble + versatile of this high cushioning Gel-Nimbus 24.

@DoctorsofRunning Год назад

Hopefully the cumulus will still retain some traditional feel underfoot.

@MiracleWarriors Год назад

@@DoctorsofRunningdon't think so. The Gel-Cumulus used to be a lighter and cheaper version of the "clunky" and heavy Gel-Nimbus. But this year the Cumulus is just a "cheap" Nimbus, it is about the same weight now. I used to buy the Nimbus and the Cumulus every year but now that are the same ... just over is less expensive but still a great shoe, just not lightweight as it used to be.

@tayfunarli1981 Год назад

Great one🤘

@cesarzoghbi4695 Год назад

i have 900 kms on adizero pro and still is fine 600 kms on adistar 1 and is fine 1200 kms on solar boost3 and outsole is dead bu midsole perfect 800 kms on sl 20.2 and is fine and 12 kms in adios pro 3 and is saved for my races next year im midfoot striker i tend to wear more at bi toe and very litle a hell

@victorfernandez6432 Год назад

I am 50 years old and a relatively new runner. Most distance I have managed to run yet is 6km at slow pace. If I could find a shoe that is light, very soft and that does not give me ankle pain I would pay 500 dollars. Bear in mind that it is going to last years for me at that distances/pace. I wear custom insoles so that is not an issue. My running technique surely is.

@Carlosediaz543 Год назад

I would totally recommend going into a store and letting them fit you for shoes, don’t say u have any preferences, definitely mention the ankle issues. Possible with shoes that are very stiff (tend to be high cushion shoes) can flare up that ankle

@victorfernandez6432 Год назад

@@Carlosediaz543 aren´t high cushion shoes supposed to be soft? I am not sure I understand your advice.

@MrJermson Год назад

@@victorfernandez6432 not really. Saucony shift 2 is high cushioned but hard.

@Carlosediaz543 Год назад

@@victorfernandez6432 oh so high cushion models these days while soft tend to be really stiff (you can’t bend the shoe) which is great for efficiency but I’m sure the stiffness is causing some ankle/achilles Issues so maybe having a soft shoe with a little more give in the foam and heel would be good for you. But then again I would need to scan and watch u walk and everything so highly recommend going to a local running shoe store and they can fit you

@randenlewis152 Год назад

Try the tempus

@itsahardmuttlife9263 Год назад

I’m not dumb enough to spend $220 for a daily trainer. I can wait for the sale. I got plenty of other shoes to hold me over.

@randenlewis152 Год назад

I never buy for full retail price, always wait for the sale

@BobHimlin Год назад

Saucony cyber sale was insane this year. Endorphin Speed 2 for $30, Pro 2 for $40.

@randenlewis152 Год назад

How is the Monster midsole holding up? Doesn't look like it will last that long

@TheMassif Год назад

I don’t get the problem in spending $220 in a daily trainer, if someone runs mainly easy miles (like me!) and gets a lots of usage! Definitely a worthwhile investment, more than a racing shoe I’d be only using for a few workouts and races. Having said that, I expected Matt to pick up the Tempus 😊 My personal daily trainer (and shoe of the year) is the Cloudmonster, I’m totally loving them

@bassgroup6841 Год назад

What a simple comment. Don't you realize that not everyone can affort a shoe of $ 220,- ?

@itsjustzero9323 Год назад

@@bassgroup6841 that's not the point of the comment though. They're trying to say they'd rather spend $220 on a daily trainer instead of a racing shoe... Not that $220 is cheap, but it seems like you get more out of your money on a daily for that price rather than just a shoe for racing.

@itsahardmuttlife9263 Год назад

The problem is if people continue to pay for ridiculously priced shoes, these shoe companies will continue to charge these prices. A daily trainer shouldn’t cost $220.

@over1498 Год назад

@@bassgroup6841 if they really are as durable as reviewers say, it’s worth it, and some simple math proves it. A Nike Pegasus has garbage durability and will be trashed in far less than half the miles. Same with Boost, and I’d say most others. Of course there are shoes that are cheap AND durable. But it’s definitely not as simple as “$220 is too much”

@jdbrocolli-bacon Год назад

@@itsahardmuttlife9263 A daily trainer will cost as much as people are willing to pay for it though. That's just demand and supply.

@FM-fl6yk Год назад

I need suggestions for a shoe w/o a real roomy forefoot and toe box? I hate feeling like my foot can move around.

@cesarzoghbi4695 Год назад

the adistar is a grea shoe nice grip good durability, good price and is very stble for me is a shoe that promote good form

@ABucc Год назад

First version of the Novablast was the best, most comfortable underfoot (IMO). I like the Novablast 3, but to me, the cushion and ride from the first version was unbeatable.

@davidlundy9142 Год назад

Why does Matt wear through outsoles so fast? I don’t understand. This has been mentioned before.

@juanseaforth5111 Год назад

Hmm I was a but skeptical about spending $220 for a daily trainer but if the shoe goes 450-550 miles then it’s a good investment.

@Swagalious689 Год назад

I mean you can get a show for 150 or 160 that does that. Im very skeptical if the small outsole asics puts on the superblast will last that long.

@magnusskold9134 Год назад

Superblast is for sure my shoe of year. I have never ever liked a shoe as much as I like, I mean love, Superblast. I have already 100 miles in them and there is no wear whatsoever. Compared to my Novablast 3 (which I also like except for the size issue) the AHAR+ is both grippier and more durable. My biggest issue with Superblast is that I want to use it for every run so I have to force myself to pick another shoe in the rotation from time to time. Regarding $220 - it’s soooo worth it. But I also would recommend Novablast 3. I heard many issues regarding grip, I can’t understand that. I have no issues whatsoever with grip and I live in Sweden and have many miles on both wet and snow and ice and the grip is just fine. No issues.

@itsahardmuttlife9263 Год назад

It’s not worth it. They tricked you.

@magnusskold9134 Год назад

@@itsahardmuttlife9263Apparently you haven’t tried Superblast ;-)

@itsahardmuttlife9263 Год назад

@@magnusskold9134 Nooooo. I would never spend $220 for a daily trainer. I’ll wait for the sale. I got plenty of shoes to run in until the sale. 😁

@user-hk9jz9pg9w Год назад

Compared to superblast, I prefer Novablast 3.

@LuisRamos-qw1gj Год назад

I have two pairs of Novablast 2 and I'm wondering how I can get rid of them... its like running on sand( zero energy return, a flop actually) and buy the puma deviate nitro 2!

@randenlewis152 Год назад

im trying to get rid of mine too, i had 2 pairs, i gave one to a friend but have one left

@michite7435 Год назад

I wish I could get a health care worker discount. I'm a dental hygienist and that's health care....but I guess not health care enough ti qualify for those discounts 😢

@paulmulks Год назад

Glideride 3

@randenlewis152 Год назад

Does the Novablast v3 still have the posterior heel flair early contact that the Novablast v2 had?

@O1sson Год назад

In my opinion yes, and it feels less compressive than its predecessor to me.

@randenlewis152 Год назад

@@O1sson Thanks. Kind of sucks for me, it aggravates an old injury behind the knee for some reason

@giovanbattistafichera8439 Год назад

I don't care if the Superblast makes my coffee in the morning and calls me honey. I'm not going to fork over 220 euros for a pair of shoes. Besides, they're probably gonna cost about half in a year.