Brooks Women’s Hyperion Neutral Running Shoe

width

At first the toe box felt slightly too narrow, and my achilles needed a moment to get used to these shoes,

sock

But, when I tried the shoes on, I couldn't even get them on my feet with socks, then I tried the little ankle socks, still had problems.

Finally I tried them on without socks and I barely got them on.

choice

but maybe not the best choice as the main pair of running shoes
I have Neuro 3 and Mazama 2, and both are excellent neutral shoes, but Neuro 3 have probably only about 100-150 miles left in them, so I thought this may be a good moment to add a new pair to the rotation.

They probably aren't the best choice out there for someone who wants to use them as their only pair of running shoes,

toe shoe-box

sole

Also- the cushion is minimal so I don't know if I would wear them for longer runs anyhow.

support

but in combination with shoes providing more support, they are great.

walking barefoot

These shoes attempt to have a more natural feel like walking barefoot.

light-weight

I like my shoes to fit snug (one of the many reasons why I only buy my running shoes online, as running stores completely disregard such requests) and I always look for something lightweight as I run in hot weather a lot, and Hyperion meets both criteria.

but tried these b/c of the price and they were lightweight.

They are actually nice looking shoes and they are lightweight - I get compliments when I wear them,

They are lightweight and have good responsiveness.

The shoes are extremely lightweight and are perfect for all the specific needs I have.

purchase

but overall I'm very pleased with this purchase.

I bought another pair of running shoes by another maker and had no problems at all.

I finally decided to make the purchase, and I'm so glad I did!

comfortable

These shoes are comfortable for me and I use them at work where I am on my feet a fair amount of time.

Brooks Women’s Hyperion Neutral Running Shoe

$ 139.95 - $ 139.95

Oct, 13, 2019