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Are they big or small or true in sizing?😊

Interesting shoe Lloyd. Reviewing all these shoes maybe your one liner could be let’s get back to the shoedio instead of the studio 😆

Good to see more choice regarding brands on the market, just got to look at the share price and recent news about Nike to see the impact these brands are making on the big boys who have become a bit complacent

What are your socks? Love them !

Loyd, very much enjoying the R1 as well as the trainer, the S1. There’s a definite need for an ultra road shoe and the dual lacing system is working well for me after about 75 miles. When I raced a 200-mile rail-to-trail race on crushed limestone and some tarmac, used the original Hoka Tecton X for the first 135 miles. At that point, my feet had swelled a full size and I could no longer fit in them. In scenarios like that, the M2C lacing in the forefoot could be a game changer.

These look like 90s tennis shoes, glad they don’t run like a pair. The guy who ran LEJOG in them certainly builds some credibility, I as well as Loyd.

England won!

Zig and Zag 😂 Ireland greatest export

Don’t need another pair of shoes but , watching this beats watching the football

Hello Lloyd, in the fall, I will be running a fasted 5x5: five road marathons in five days while fasting. Would you recommend the R1 for all five marathons (131 mi)? Or would you recommend rotating every other day with another shoe (Superblast) to allow the R1 midsole to relax before next use? Thank you, Lloyd.

They lost me at 8mm offset. Still watched the entire video though. I’m an Altra and Topo guy so 8mm is just too high for me. 0-5 is my range.

On your introduction: Thanks a lot, positivity is much appreciated. I had to pause running for ten long weeks due to injury and your content did help me though that time quite a bit.

2nd watch of this great video Loyd! Look forward to seeing you at the Serpent Trail nxt wkend - my first 100k 😁👊🏻

did you compare with some asics trail shoes like venture 9 or other?

I love my speedgoat 5 and I’m just about to replace them but unsure what to go for! I need 1 - 2 pairs for training and 50km and 100km races. Do I go for a speedgoat 6 and then something more cushioned?

Do you think you will do the review of la Sportiva Prodigio Pro?

9.36 Is there no magic in a wheat field?

Thank you Lloyd for your excellent videos. Do you think you will Have the possibility in a near future to test The Topo Athletic Mtn Racer 3 or the Topo Poursuit ? Big thanks from France

I dont know, I'm extrenely disappointed by it... no rebound, hill down I run blisters and lace bites, they hate wet surfaces a lot... I like the zegama much much more, even the caldera 6

Thanks for the honest video Loyd, that's why I keep coming back to your channel!

Always thought well of Hoka but recently bought Sauconys and they feel great

Love this! Super well done! 💪

I don't know which version to get ... V1 or V2 ... Loyd, you haven't said which one of the two you prefer?

I’m in between sizes … 185 cm tall , can’t decide between 125cm or 130cm fixed … longer better ?

I was disappointed getting a huge blister with my Xodus Ultra 2s at Endure24 this year

The 36 are the last pegasus i like

I bought them for € 60 for triathlon sprint and Olympic .. do you think they are bad shoes? Weight 65kg 177cm

Which do you like better UT27 or Fenix HM65r v2?

Hi! I think you must have gotten the inov-8 trailfly 'speed' in wide (and not standard) since that's the only current option available? The inov-8 trailfly speed (wide) fits my feet great. I think it's because my heel is quite narrow while my forefoot is wider. My heel and midfoot fits securely while my toes can spread without sliding around. If they ever come out in a 'standard' version, I'm curious to hear your thoughts if you have the opportunity to give them another try :) I was super impressed by their boomerang insole as well!

Having had the TrailFly G300 the new TrailFly ( non speed ) feels nice and light on my feet and could do with a bit more padding around the ankle, but really like them.

Isnt this THE BEST TRAIL SHOE EVER, that last 300km? 🤣 Come one guys, we should be much more demanding.

My first pair of Hokas were the Speedgoat 5s after having ran in S labs for years, I love the 5s, funny old game isnt it!

Just must say, I love my Nike Zegama Trail 2. I have done about 100 km so far. =) I love the feeling of the zoomx!

Great video, love the fact you have plenty of trail content, as the majority of running channels focus on road running. Hopefully there is a follow up with top 3 trail shoes.

I love my Nike Zegama 2 just on the mere fact of how accommodating it is for wider higher arched feet. Cushion feels wonderfully pretty as well. Skill is some of the biggest factor on technical trails. Mountain biking teaches a lot in that area.

Thanks for the video! It’s ok to criticise when it’s constructive. 😉Keep up the good work.

I’m a massive fan of older Nike trail shoes, Pegasus 2 and 3 are still my go to shoe. I’d love to try a pair of zegama 2’s but they do look really heavy and clunky. And as for those Scott’s!! What on earth were they thinking 😂

The trailfly is very comfy but absurdly ugly... The trailfly speed is great looking but you definitely feel too much underfoot for my liking very similar to the Altra lone peak 8. Inov8's brilliant move to footshaped shoes whilst also offering wides is going to be game changing for me. Just offer a lightweight road shoe with mid cushion and i will live in them an the trailfly!

I've watch alot of vids on the Fenix but nobody tells you where to plug the other end to charge it,does it go into the phone charger computer etc.

Just picked up a sale pair of Zegama 1s. I'd like to find a shoe which I think will work well for ultra distance on potentially hard summer trails. I'm not fully sold on my Speedgoat 5s for very long distance because the soles of my feet seem to not be happy - weird one I know.

It's been the Saucony Xudos 3. What a terrible shoe. I picked it up for the spine challenger north this year. My god what a terrible choice of shoe that didnt perform on anything. The show felt clunky, the wide forefoot was not good underfoot and had me rolling twice, the midsole has as much give as a flattened cardboard box, the grip is not good at all and much much worse on wet slabs. It has zero energy return or flexibility, and I felt everything through the rock plate unfortunately. 2 good points are, it drains when wet and the rocker is decent, which is lucky as it gives no bounce or return at all. I swapped them out for my g300's and what a difference in comfort and rerun I got. This was such a shame.

This type of video is really appreciated and necessary. Often videos are only ever promotions and glorify shoes. Meanwhile any written reviews that are not positive are usually negative and a disgruntled wearer rather than anything constructive. People spend a lot of money on the footwear so it's good to know some opinions on why they don't suit someone.

Did I feel there was a Hoka Speedgoat V foreshadowing? I am rather more looking forward to see how the Xodus Ultra 3 turned out for you. It worked out nicely for me but it's like an entirely new and different kind of sloe.

The g270V2 really is an epic shoe. Such a shame about the speed. I will never buy a pair of Nike shoes. Only ends with an injury or a niggle every time I've laced them up.

Travis, what is the actual stack of sgʻ 6 lot of other reviews quoting 40 /35 mm Which seems big increase from old models 32/28 mm Great review

Couldn't agree more about the zegama 2. Great on buffed out trails or even road to trail. Technical terrain is just dangerous. I actually prefer the Wildhorse over the zegama 2

Not sure I agree about the Zegama 2. Some other UA-cam folks used it at Cocodona and loved it. It runs very smooth, and has great geometry. Not sure how you are running in it, but it is decently stable -- at least as stable as the Caldera 6. The Zegama 2 takes time to break in too. But I think you also are ignoring what the Zegama 2 was built for. If you are going to run super technical terrain, you shouldn't be in a high max cushion shoe. You should be in a Kjerag or something similar -- super responsive and great ground feel. The Zegama 2 is for putting in lots of miles and working on your endurance, on mellower terrain. For that, it works exceptionally well and I cannot think of any shoe that I have tried that is even close to as good as the Zegama 2 -- it has a remarkably wonderful fit and feels so darn comfortable.

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After more than 50 pairs of Speedgoat 3s and 4s, I could not use the 5s without expensive insoles. The insole in the 5 is thin junk and led to significant metatarsal pain. The worst forefoot cushioning in any Hoke I've worn. Other people I know found the same thing. Since then I switched to the Speedlands which have been amazing. I hope Hoke fixes this in the 6 because I still like other things about the Speedgoats.

Loved your constructive and positive opening remarks Lloyd. The positive energy you display is one of the ingredients that bring me back to your channel over and over!