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| Get em while you can.
(2008-05-21) |
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 | These are great flats, but if you want a pair you better pick them up quick. I don't think this version will be around for much longer.
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mehunt
Avg. Weekly Miles: 75
Avg. Training Pace: 6.5/mile
Years Running: 24
Pronation: Neutral
Shoe Weight Pref: Medium-weight Trainers
Shoe Toebox Pref: Moderate
Weight: 155 pounds
Gender: Male
| Great racer
(2008-02-26) |
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 | I really like these shoes. Not the most durable, but you know that when you purchase them. If you are an efficient runner, I think these are great up to the half marathon. They have lots of cushion, just very little support. I wore them for a half and they felt great.
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Jeanne
Avg. Weekly Miles: 50
Avg. Training Pace: 6.5/mile
Years Running: 5
Pronation: Neutral
Shoe Weight Pref: Light-weight Trainers
Shoe Toebox Pref: Moderate
Weight: 125 pounds
Gender: Female
| The Nike Mayflys are light, but at a cost.
(2007-10-15) |
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 | The Nike Mayflys are light, but at a cost. They are fast and light and I've run well in them, but they don't last, especially the upper. For me, it fell apart after a few races. I wouldn't want to risk having them fall apart in a race. Still, if you have a very short race (5k or less) and don't mind buying a few pairs, one to test and one to race in, then go for it.
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Jack
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| Don't get lighter than this
(2007-02-01) |
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| The Mayfly is as light as they come. Not everybody will be able to run in this shoe, but if you can, you will fly. I'll use this in races up to 10k.
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