Brooks Men's Hyperion 3 Running Shoes

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About This Item

Design:

  • Light and breathable double jacquard upper provides midfoot lockdown that's distraction-free
  • Comfort knit collar and tongue

In-Shoe Comfort:

  • Nitrogen-infused DNA FLASH v2 cushioning is ultra-responsive and springy
  • 2mm more DNA FLASH v2 cushion underfoot

Durability & Traction:

  • RoadTack rubber is lightweight and designed for durability and rebound

Additional Details:

  • Weight: 8.2oz
  • Offset: 8.0mm
  • Brand : Brooks
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 25BROMHYPRN3PRMRBMNS

REVIEWS

3.9
94%
Recommended

65 Reviews

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Best Running Shoe Imo

I believe these are the best running shoes on the market. Having gone through many other top brands and various made for speed shoes, the Hyperion 3 stands out in comfort, durability, and style. These shoes are light and fit like a glove. The sole is perfect in my opinion, supportive but not overly cushioned so I still feel the responsiveness of each step. I’ve worn two pairs of Hyperion 3. I love their bright color options like the “Miami Vice” and “Highlighter Yellow”… both names made up by me but you get the visual of the style. My Hyperion 3 shoes have lasted me 400 miles and still could go a bit more, but I retire them for day to day wear at 400. Buy these.

Not For Me

The first shoe I haven’t liked from brooks. They feel clunky and the heel drop feels way off. Most likely returning these.

Solid Shoe But Not The 2

Nothing like its predecessor the 2. The 3 is heavier with a bulkier midsole. It is still one of the lightest trainers on market. I use it for my long runs as well as for tempo runs but it too heavy for speed work which I used the 2 for. Overall a solid shoe. Just not comparable to the Hyperion 2.

Hyperion 3

I bought these shoes online, they felt quick and snappy... but a little too soft for me... I weight about 200...

Hyperion 3

The shoe felt good walking and on the treadmill, but on my outdoor run the front of my foot began to hurt. I went back to Brooks Ghost.

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