Nike has for Nike Members (free to join): Nike Vaporfly 2 Men's Road Racing Shoes (Various Colors) for $149.97 - 20% w/ promo code CAMPNIKE = $119.98. Shipping is free for Nike Members (free to join).
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Nike has for Nike Members (free to join): Nike Vaporfly 2 Men's Road Racing Shoes (Various Colors) for $149.97 - 20% w/ promo code CAMPNIKE = $119.98. Shipping is free for Nike Members (free to join).
Thanks to Community Member SDBuddy for finding this deal.
Most of the prior gen shoes have been cleared out, with Saucony already dumping their Endorphin Pro 2s. Nike's doing it with the VF2s here. I'm kicking myself for not getting another EP2 last December for under $50. That was insane. I don't expect to see that for these Nikes, so this is a good time to buy these. I'm happy with the $110 price on the VF2 after code and CB. I never scored the rare outlet store price of $99 like some people have over the past months. My outlet refuses to discount them down like that.
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Most of the prior gen shoes have been cleared out, with Saucony already dumping their Endorphin Pro 2s. Nike's doing it with the VF2s here. I'm kicking myself for not getting another EP2 last December for under $50. That was insane. I don't expect to see that for these Nikes, so this is a good time to buy these. I'm happy with the $110 price on the VF2 after code and CB. I never scored the rare outlet store price of $99 like some people have over the past months. My outlet refuses to discount them down like that.
Most of the prior gen shoes have been cleared out, with Saucony already dumping their Endorphin Pro 2s. Nike's doing it with the VF2s here. I'm kicking myself for not getting another EP2 last December for under $50. That was insane. I don't expect to see that for these Nikes, so this is a good time to buy these. I'm happy with the $110 price on the VF2 after code and CB. I never scored the rare outlet store price of $99 like some people have over the past months. My outlet refuses to discount them down like that.
I got 4 pairs of the endorphin pros under $50…. Still working through those, best deal!
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I've got a shoe problem that also includes the "super shoes." I just ran a marathon in the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 and a 10k in the Nike Vaporfly 2. (I also have a pair of Adidas Prime X Strung on the way) If you are looking to give a "super shoe" a try, this is a great deal. The upper of the Saucony is way more comfortable than the Nike, but it's not on sale for the price of a daily trainer either. I will also say that the Endorphin Pro is like ice skating on any pavement that is remotely wet, i.e. the water stations in the marathon. I did not have the same issues with the Nike, but the main reason for using the Saucony on the longer run was the fit.
This is the way. If you aren't planning on running sub 6 miles these are pointless
Degenerative lumbar spine + torn hip labrum = difficulty running. These are the only shoes that I've found that I can continually run in comfortably, day after day. Mostly 3-5 mile runs, less frequent 15+ milers. 350+ miles per pair. Other carbon plate shoes may apply, too, just haven't found them as comfortable as these.
For people thinking about a carbon plated shoe, this is a great buy. I have tried many-many shoes (Adidas Adios Pro 1 & 2, Endorphin Pro 1 & 3, RC Elite 1 & 2, Mizuno Wave Rebellion Pro, Puma Deviate Nitro Elite, Adidas Prime X Strung, Nike Alphafly, NB TC, and NB SuperComp Trainer) and always come back to the Vaporfly Flynit, VF Next %1 & 2. Assuming you are a neutral runner I have found that these give the best blend of protection, road feel, and propulsion. As a rear-foot striker, I prefer these over the Alphaflys (lower drop). I do tend to wear out the lateral heel after about 100 miles and retire the shoes between 150-200 miles. Some people get more mileage out of them. The other shoes also work well for training miles (Strung, Wave Rebellion Pro, Endo Pro 3), track days and short races (Puma). But, don't have the versatility of the Nike Vaporfly.
How's the sizing compared to the Saucony Endorphin Pro 2's? I went up a half size on those (normally wear 11.5 and went to 12) and wondering if it's similar on these
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So, I disagree. Each to their own.
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