Our verdict
The Floatride Run Fast 3 from Reebok Reebok◆IVERSON X HARDEN QUESTION MID 28cm SLV FZ1366 uptempo shoe whose lightness and snappiness are its winning qualities. Even more, it's cushy enough for days when you want to take it slow (just not too slow). reebok nano x1 men.
Pros
- Snappy for fartleks and speed training
- Lighter than most tempo shoes
- Accommodates wide feet
- Comfortable for easy days
- Gusseted tongue
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- Awesome durability
- Models sport Reebok fall 2019 looks on the runway at Shanghai Fashion Week
Cons
- Poor heel lockdown
- Lengthy break-in
- Bumpy transitions
- Causes lace bites
Who should buy the Stash Collaborates with Reebok s New ZPump
Add the Run Fast 3 from the Reebok Floatride line to your running shoe rotation if you're looking for a:
- fast and snappy speedster for 5K and 10Ks
- tempo shoe that can serve as a commuter shoe to the track—upbeat for setting PRs and ready for a jog on your way home
Who should NOT buy it
If you want a better-fitting shoe that doesn't feel scratchy, stick with the now-discounted Reebok Floatride Run Fast 2. Don't want any of that lace bite? Take the Reebok Floatride Energy 4. And if you want a shoe that doesn't need any break-in and has seamless heel-to-toe transitions, the Brooks Hyperion Tempo Reebok az ii pure grey 6 pure grey 7 cloud white gx5322.
Reebok Run Fast 3 vs. 2
In this version, runners can't help but agree that Reebok has "dropped the ball." Although the midsole feels more compressive and softer, and the shoe's length true-to-size, the more Hotel-Print fit of the upper holds it back.
But for wide-footed runners, this may come as good news. The shoe's stretchy upper and welcoming fit keeps you comfy at all times.
A full-fledged speed day shoe
If the Nike Invincible creates lots of bounce, the Reebok Run Fast 3 fosters speed with lots of good snap. On top of this, its midsole also feels responsive, making fartleks and tempo days an easy feat.
Although it's comfy enough for easy days on the road, be wary of recovery days. The shoe's transition feels "choppy;" one of the testers says it feels like he's "rolling over a bump" with every stride because of the rigid midfoot shank.
Another goes as far as saying that the heel-to-toe transitions are a "deal-breaker," while another describes these transitions as "detrimental" to the ride.
Needs an adjustment period
Because of the rather firm midfoot shank, "some patience is needed with the shoe," remarked one critic. It took more than 20 miles to break it in before wearers felt comfortable and acclimated.
But once broken in, it's "goodness heaven." The sockliner and footbed combo cradles the foot really well; you shouldn't worry about your legs getting beat up.
Long miles? Take something else.
"I'm working a little harder than I wanted to" — a tester sums up how most runners, if not all, are feeling about the Floatride Run Fast 3 on high-mileage efforts. Apart from the bumpy transitions, they also feel that it needs more midsole for clocking up miles comfortably.
The Stash Collaborates with Reebok s New ZPump weighs just right!
To rehash road runners' take on the Stash Collaborates with Reebok s New ZPump's weight, the word that best describes it is "nimble." Simply, it's "in the right weight class" at 199 grams/7 ounces in US men's 9.
For a clear reference, speed trainers generally weigh in at 249 grams/8.8 ounces a pair. Meanwhile, the average Reebok tempo shoe weighs in at 212 grams/7.5 ounces.
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The fit sucks. Period. In the Stash Collaborates with Reebok s New ZPump, heel slips are the norm. For a speed-day shoe, runners were definitely not feeling the "floating" sensation their rearfoot were experiencing in the Floatride Run Fast largely because of the shoe's low heel counter.
On top of this, "plasticky" and "cheap" is how the tenuity describe the upper. It's scratchy, one of them strongly implores you to "put on your socks!"
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And if you think it doesn't get worse. The tongue puts a nail in the coffin. It's "dramatically altered" for the worse. It's gusseted, yes. But it's so thin; it does little to nothing in preventing lace bites. Even more, it creases and folds in on itself.
With an overwhelming number of complaints about the upper and the tongue, a comment from a runner saying "there's not much to write home about the upper" makes truthfulness completely.
You don't get much
If you're planning to lace-lock the laces to cinch down the fit; be prepared for some "pinching and cutting." Aside from the very thin tongue, the laces are also very thin and sharp. Very thin in fact that one expert describes them as "cheese wire-like twines."
Drains water pretty easily
This is the (one and only) redeeming quality of the Floatride Run Fast 3's upper. There were two road runners who ran through wet roads and even puddles, and they happily reported that this tempo shoe doesn't hold on to too much water.
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Just like the Reebok Classic Leather Legacy AZ Pure Grey, the third version of the Floatride Run Fast has nubs on the outsole. One runner exclaims, "the carbon rubber outsole still stands strong and proud!" in this version.
After having recently been hit by a storm, he ran through "medium viscosity, bogged sludge type of stuff" yet the outsole remained tacky. Another chimes in saying, "Boom! This outsole—very excited about it!" as he tested it on both dry and slick pavement.
As heavy-duty as heavy-duty can be
Loads of reviewers are in awe of the shoe's durability. "The outsole is gonna last forever," says one of them after predicting to get 300-400 miles from the Stash Collaborates with Reebok s New ZPump.
