- Is the Magic Speed 5 good for daily training?
- It works best for tempo runs, intervals and race day. The firm ride and lighter cushioning make it less comfortable for easy or recovery miles.
- How does it compare with the Metaspeed Sky or Edge?
- The Magic Speed 5 is more forgiving and durable, with a less aggressive plate and geometry. The Metaspeed shoes are lighter and built purely for racing.
- Does it fit true to size?
- Most runners find it true to size with a snug race-style fit. Those between sizes or with wide feet may want to size up.
- Is it suitable for overpronators?
- No. It is a neutral shoe with no stability features, so runners who need motion control should look at a stability model.
- What is the drop and stack height?
- Asics lists an 8 mm heel-to-toe drop with a moderate stack height. It sits lower than max-cushion trainers but higher than pure sprint flats.
- Can I use it for a half marathon?
- Yes, many runners use it for half marathons and shorter races. For full marathons, some prefer a more cushioned racer.
- Where is the Asics Magic Speed 5 M cheapest?
- At GOAT, for $172.00, as of our latest check.