Experience Optimal Speed with Brooks Hyperion Tempo Running Shoes for Men - Athletic Style Review

At the moment I run almost exclusively in Brooks. I actually like a lot of other brands, but everything I've had from Brooks works as promised. Also their quality control was impeccable as my size always fits and they last a long time. So it seems like these days I just go back to Brooks when it's time for something new. Brooks Hyperion Tempo shoes are new to them. Designed to complement their Hyperion Elite carbon plate (an ultra-fast yet sensitive race shoe), the Tempo offers the same drop…

This shoe looks and feels great the first time you put it on. However, my feet hurt like hell after a whole day because they are not all-day shoes. If you look at the Revain chart given for comparison to other Brooks sneakers, you can see that they are not designed for everyday wear. It's a shame so I sent them back. I'm about 260 pounds right now so I'm a bit overweight which may have something to do with my comfort level. However, I buy Brooks Revels and have no issues with comfort throughout

I run XC and follow D2 College and have been training a lot so far. These shoes are very reliable and good for training. I'd say I've ridden them about 200 miles and they're still very fast and light. They're losing some firmness, but otherwise they're about the same as mine last time. They really help me stay on my front foot and feel really good on trails and flat ground. If you are looking for a fast and reliable training shoe, then this is your shoe.

i went for the neon green and blue shoes and i wish i could just skip the icy blue/black as you can also wear it for non-sporting occasions. The shoes are comfortable and I've noticed an improvement in my run times compared to my cheap running shoes. They were a bit more expensive so not the best value but still good quality. They are not easy to put on and take off, you have to bend down and use your hands. they are light and flexible.

These are my shoes for interval training and tempo runs. It's fast and simulates the feeling of racing. I recently ran a 1/2 concrete marathon and these shoes are lightweight and responsive.

These are excellent running shoes, very light and fast, responsive to the ground. This is the third pair I've bought, averaging about 200 miles.

Very light shoes but not for people who have sore feet after running. You'll feel every bump in the road. I run about 30 miles a week and had to return them.

An 80 mile runner, these are the first Brooks shoes I've bought in years. I was hoping to use them as training shoes for 800m-3200m intervals and they did not disappoint! I even ran a 7 mile marathon workout with them and they held up great. The shoes are durable but the feet don't touch the pavement. Very light and fast. I would never use them as a hiking/everyday shoe but they can handle workouts and the occasional fast long run.

This is my second pair. The first fits perfectly. This pair fits a little less. The difference is barely noticeable. I haven't noticed that for a long time. But now I see shoes being laced with a much larger gap. And the feeling is too cozy. My fault is that I stopped walking in running shoes much later.

The light, fast Hyperion also feels great after a 10-mile run. I left them for later and didn't feel uncomfortable. This shoe is made for competitive running and I wouldn't recommend training in it, but you can.

I bought them for tempo runs and short runs. They are surprisingly more versatile than I expected. I ended up using them for slower long runs as well. No complaints. Comfortable but not too soft, fit well and light enough I forgot they were there.

I used to run 1 hour every morning when I was a kid, but then I haven't had a trail or run in over 30 years and I've gained a bit of weight (170lbs, 5ft 7ft) due to past life. occupied. ten years. Then last summer I decided to start running again. I tried Saucony first, but it didn't work and I injured my leg. Then I tried Glycerin GTS 19 and it helped a lot - I was able to run from 3 miles to 7 miles to 13 miles, at a pace of 9 minutes to 7 minutes, and with diet control my weight went from…

I have run these shoes through a ring and they are still holding up very well. So far in these things I've run 10K, 7 half marathons, a full marathon and a 50K desert ultramarathon. .And that's not all the road miles I've ridden in these shoes during my regular runs over several weeks. Perhaps. I don't know how many miles I have on them but I know they're over 200 and they still have their bounce. And the tread still holds up well (in fact, I was worried trail racing would erase them) but that…

Great shoes! Light but safe. Just the right amount of pillow with lots of feather. Good toe box for longer runs and fast intervals.

Bought these to replace the Mizuno Wave Shadow. I like shoes with good ground feel, but I can't get the zero drop effect. It was a great option and I would take it again.

Lightweight, soft yet responsive padding, comfortable stretchy upper, flexible laces. It's a Dream. In Drake's words, "You're the best thing I've ever had."

Rode them 30 miles and they are very light, comfortable and strong! I tried Levitation and Ghost at the same time, but they were nothing compared to it.

Carried spirits for many years. I decided to give Hyperian Tempos a try as I've only heard good things about them and all I can say is WOW. Brooks kicked him out of the park with it. My new favorite sneakers!

These shoes work better the faster I go. Mercury wings at my feet. The best way to describe this feeling is every step, like a little hand tapping the ground against my leg. Sounds crazy, but the technology is there.

In these shoes you feel very fast. Nothing for beginners to prepare for long-distance runs. Overall very well done. Definitely recommend.