Is the Hyperion Max 2 good for daily training?

It can handle daily miles, but it is firmer and less cushioned than Brooks' daily trainers like the Ghost or Glycerin. Most runners keep it for tempo and fast days.

How does it compare with the original Hyperion Max?

The second version keeps the light, fast feel but updates the foam and upper for a slightly more energetic ride. It remains a neutral tempo shoe rather than a plush cruiser.

What drop and weight does it have?

It has a 6mm midsole drop and weighs about 9.1oz (258g) in a men's sample size. That is light for a cushioned neutral trainer.

Does it work for wide feet?

The fit runs snug through the midfoot, and Brooks offers it in limited widths. Runners with wide feet should try it on or size up before committing.

Is it suitable for race day?

Yes for 5K to half marathon distances, where its light weight and responsive foam help. For full marathons, many runners prefer a more cushioned racer.