Facts
| Terrain: | Road |
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| Arch support: | Neutral |
| Weight: | Men: 3.5oz | Women: 3.5oz |
| Heel to toe drop: | Men: 4mm | Women: 4mm |
| Pronation: | Neutral Pronation |
| Arch type: | High arch |
| Strike Pattern: | Forefoot strike |
| Distance: | Competition |
| Heel height: | Men: 16mm | Women: 16mm |
| Forefoot height: | Men: 12mm | Women: 12mm |
| Release date: | Jul 2018 |
| Brand: | Reebok |
| Type: | Low drop |
| Width: | Men: Normal | Women: Normal |
| Price: | $250 |
| Colorways: | Green, Multi |
Rankings
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96 / 100 based on 6 expert reviews
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You're getting an incredibly technical shoe that is not meant for everyday wear. It's the kind of thing you pull out..in case of PB (personal best) emergency.
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I could easily train daily in them and have. All paces are welcome here and I have noted no compromise anywhere so far, although I have not as of yet raced in them.
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This is a really fun and super light shoe to run in. There’s plenty of cushion and protection for longer runs and plenty of speed for tempo days.
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The Fast works well for hard days, but for days you want a really smooth shoe and you’re not feeling beat up (ie, recovery days) then it can definitely be a shoe for the mid week 8 to 12 miler. It’s just that smooth via the PEBA. It’s a shoe I continue to come back to for runs.
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Even on easy runs where I’m shortening my stride and spending a lot more time on my toes, I don’t feel beat up in the shoe.
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“I love this shoe. I love it,” gushed one tester. “It’s my favorite shoe in my collection, and I’ve actively considered limiting how much I run in it, to ‘save’ it for special days when I’ll really appreciate having this shoe. I may buy 10 pairs when it goes on sale, and stock up.”
- The Reebok Floatride Run Fast Pro is a running shoe that’s made for the neutral pronator. It makes use of a lightweight design to accommodate all-day wear. Moreover, its components were optimized to function well in Marathons and other long-distance competitions.
- The upper is composed of a single-layer engineered mesh. It offers a flexible and breathable coverage. Moreover, it allows the feeling of merely wearing a sock.
- Floatride is a proprietary Reebok technology. The goal of this compound is to maintain a lightweight underfoot experience that’s still well-cushioned. A rubber layer shields the midsole from wear-and-tear.
This version of the Reebok Floatride Run has a standard running shoe length. Runners are welcome to get this product using the usual sizing preferences. When it comes to width, the only option is D – Medium, which is a profile that is optimized for men. This model is a unisex option, but its measurements cater to the male foot-dimensions.
The outsole unit of the Reebok Floatride Run Fast Pro makes use of a very thin rubber layer. This material has a textured surface to dole out more traction over the roads. Its slim profile helps in reducing the overall weight of the product.
Floatride is the name of the foam that is used for this running shoe. This technology offers a lightweight underfoot experience. Furthermore, it is touted to be soft and reactive to each movement of the foot.
A sock liner that’s made of ethylene vinyl acetate is placed right above the primary cushioning unit. This add-on is meant to add a bit more underfoot support without sacrificing flexibility and responsiveness.
The upper unit of the Reebok Floatride Run Fast Pro is made of a single-piece engineered mesh. This cloth-like fabric offers a flexible wrap that is also well-ventilated, its soft structure a substitute for a sock.
A set of printed overlays graces the sides and the heel. These add-ons are meant to help the upper unit when it comes to hugging the foot and keeping it in place.
Thin and flat shoelaces are responsible for adjusting the coverage. They connect to discreet eyelets on the instep, causing the rest of the façade to adapt to the tightening and loosening of the fit.