- Is the Hyperion Elite 2 good for daily training?
- No. It is a race-day shoe with a firm plate and thin cushioning. Use it for races and fast workouts, and train in a more cushioned daily shoe.
- How does it compare with the original Hyperion Elite?
- The Elite 2 uses a revised carbon plate and DNA Flash foam for a more stable, slightly more forgiving ride than the first version, which reviewers found too firm and unstable.
- Does it fit true to size?
- It runs snug and narrow. Most runners stay with their usual size, but those with wide feet should consider sizing up or trying it on first.
- Is it suitable for overpronators?
- It is a neutral racer with limited stability. Runners who overpronate heavily may want a stability shoe or orthotics.
- What is the drop and stack height?
- It has an 8 mm drop with a moderate stack of DNA Flash foam, placing it between low-slung racers and max-cushion shoes.
- Can I use it for half marathons and 10Ks?
- Yes. It works well from 10K to marathon distance for runners who like a firm, fast ride.
- Where is the Brooks Hyperion Elite 2 Carbon M cheapest?
- At GOAT, for $486.00, as of our latest check.