- Nov 1, 2012
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My pair is splitting at the same spot, about 245miles in it
- Jul 20, 2012
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I have 300 miles on mine and no splits…Maybe she just happens to get bad pair of Invincible.
Our boy, Ben Johnson, has worn his invincible for about 250 miles on them. I haven't seen any YTers complaining about the midsole so far. Mine is close to 100 miles on them, and I have no complaints.
Btw, she helped designing Air Mag, Hyper Adapt, and the first Yeezy.
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You're doing something wrong!
- Jul 20, 2012
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Yeah actually still running in them! I think I I am retiring then anyways. They hurt my ankles.
- Jan 13, 2005
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Did that ankle issue start as you got closer to 300 miles or you’ve ran 300 miles in shoes that hurt your ankles?
- Dec 13, 2004
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Hey,
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amritpalghatora
how do you like the Alphafly Natures?
- Mar 25, 2016
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He did an unboxing and initial review after trying them on in his IG stories last week. He compared the weight with the standard AF and the Nature version are slightly heavier; however, he thought the upper on the Nature version was more comfortable.
These impressions were all based on try on feel as he didn’t want to take them out for a run prior to the London Marathon.
Pro direct really takes care of him. They’ve sent him several pairs of AF, VF, and other Nike trainers.
- May 8, 2013
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In a size 10.5 the Nature was about 50g heavier for me, 283g while the original EK alphaflys are 232g. Fit wise I find the Natures upper softer but actually a tighter fit around the toes. Maybe because they're still brand new but on try-out I prefer the originals - will see how they go on a run, maybe the flyknit/flyprint stretches out a bit.
- Dec 13, 2004
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- Jul 20, 2012
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Chicken or the egg bruh! They make your ankles/calves hurt in different ways.
- Jul 20, 2012
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Sold out but now I’m curious how the flyease feels and how they stay locked down…
- Apr 17, 2005
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Speaking of which… had my first run in Tempos, and I’m a FAN! I’m finally digging into my stash of performance swaps. I’m pretty set on wearing the AFs for my first race since the pandemic, but maybe a VFN hybrid might win me over.
I’d take these over the ZF3/4 easily. They feel like a budget AF, IMO. The Flyknit upper felt really comfy on the run as well.
- Jan 13, 2005
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I’ve heard mixed review on these due to how soft they are. About to unDS my pair but may hold off until I’ve done a legit ankle strengthening regimen…
- Apr 28, 2009
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quick question for y’all runners.
just got into running a couple of months ago, loving it. i’m not a big fan of beenies, and prefer hats. but my head shape is terrible for running hats like this. my ears & face are low on my face/head and the height of these hats looking weird on me. anyone know of any running hats that have more height to them? or what this area of a hat is technically called?
i need something taller, so it reaches my ears.
thank you!
just got into running a couple of months ago, loving it. i’m not a big fan of beenies, and prefer hats. but my head shape is terrible for running hats like this. my ears & face are low on my face/head and the height of these hats looking weird on me. anyone know of any running hats that have more height to them? or what this area of a hat is technically called?
i need something taller, so it reaches my ears.
thank you!
quick question for y’all runners.
just got into running a couple of months ago, loving it. i’m not a big fan of beenies, and prefer hats. but my head shape is terrible for running hats like this. my ears & face are low on my face/head and the height of these hats looking weird on me. anyone know of any running hats that have more height to them? or what this area of a hat is technically called?
i need something taller, so it reaches my ears.
thank you!
I know that baseball caps made with a lower profile are called “low-crown” caps, and it does seem like a lot of running caps are kind of constructed that way. Good luck finding what you’re looking for!
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- Nov 15, 2012
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Agree with Path Projects, plus they tell you what size head works with each hat. Also, Nike Trail caps are all really deep in my experience.Best Running Hats for Men and Women, Breathable and Lightweight
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- Sep 8, 2016
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Ciele makes great running hats. And fit my giant noggin well too.
- Dec 13, 2004
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the nike aerobill pro/legacy has the highest height of all their hats and also has more structure
not to be confused with the aerobill tailwind or aerowind featherlight, thise tend to be on the lower end but it has some stretch
i have a big noggin too but i do liek the lower profile because the taller hats pushes my shades down on my ear and creates pressure
not to be confused with the aerobill tailwind or aerowind featherlight, thise tend to be on the lower end but it has some stretch
i have a big noggin too but i do liek the lower profile because the taller hats pushes my shades down on my ear and creates pressure
I bought a few Tailwind caps and regretted it - too short/tight. I've settled on Featherlight which fit great. The tallest hat is going to be the Nike Trail - they're styled like trucker hats (ie. structured at the front) but for running.
