Great shoes for the money. I run about 10 miles a day and test them right out of the box. Felt good, good response and really didn't need any break-in time. This is perhaps the only pair of running shoes that I haven't had to break in. The best shoes under $200 (IMHO).

They look so light and comfortable. The sole is already falling apart AND only wore these for about 6 times.. I ran 3 miles and didn't even get a blister. The design is nice, it was easy to walk.

I really love this shoe for any type of running. Absolutely no flaws. My only concern is how long they will last. I estimate 350 km.

I mostly use them on the trail because you ride them on gravel or trail, the ground is so soft it ruins them. Very convenient and fast. Bought a second pair just for racing, love them so much.

I bought these shoes on the recommendation of a running site. Several top runners have voted this model their training shoe of the year. After trying them on at a local store I realized I had to go up a half size because they are so snug. If you have medium or wide feet, I would advise going up half a size. As soon as I started walking in them, I understood why so many people love these shoes. They are very resilient, have a good grip and can hardly be beat for the price. If you are looking for

I tried many running shoes, especially in the lightweight running shoes category, like Nike Pegasus Turbo I and II, Sketchers Razor III, Atreyu, NB Zante Pursuit, Saucony Endorphin Speed. Even with such an illustrious venture, the Rebel II is a favorite. Light weight, excellent cushioning and responsiveness. Very comfortable and versatile shoe. I just removed my pair after about 400 miles and I miss them.

Everyone loves these great running shoes which are best for fast work and also versatile as a daily running shoe. Soft, breathable, lightweight, invigorating and comfortable to run on. Due to the construction of the shoe I had to go half a size up to fit properly. Not everyone needs to do this, but I would recommend it.

Got these for my teenage son who runs at the track and he loves them. The insoles are soft and "elastic”, the shoes are light, but there is no tongue.

Very poor quality and durability. They offer good cushioning and support while running but I would expect them to last longer given the price.

I have Brooks, Nike and Asics. The Rebel v2 is by far the best fit of all, you don't have to buy the shoe a size up. The propulsion is fun, a dream for middle and front foot runners. The shoe is very performant and comfortable, especially for fast runs, but is also my favorite for slow runs. I've run 400km in the shoes so far at distances of 5 to 19km and a pace of 4:20 to 8:00. I got a second pair. If a shoe fits so well, you should buy in reserve right away

Siempre he batallando con las rodillas y tobillos a la chora de correr; estos tennis tienen la amortiguacion perfecta. Comodos i la vez ligeros. 100% recommended.

I liked these shoes, but I completely sewed them up. I rode about 250 miles in this pair of shoes. For those who don't know, it's not that much. I ran through them in 2 months. The sides of the boots split open and I pierced the sole. I'm not even a tall guy, I'm 5'9 and weigh 160 pounds. I think they're better suited for road racing and speed training where you won't be using them as much. Comfortable, light and great for speed but very poor durability.

Pros: The upper is very comfortable and breathable. The toe is wide. The colors are amazing. Disadvantages: unstable. Feels like twisting my ankle at any moment - NOT suitable for walking/casual wear - They are only made for fast running - Slow running is uncomfortable. Feels like walking in the sand at the beach

These shoes are incredibly comfortable. The soft lining makes training almost pleasant. The forefoot of the shoe isn't as wide as most New Balance sneakers, if that's an issue. Have already bought a second pair.

Although these shoes are very soft and springy, my size 13 was too small on the toe side. I have many pairs of New Balance shoes and usually a size 13 fits me. When buying this pair I would advise you to size up.

New Balance is pretty much the only brand that fits my feet perfectly simply because I have horrible flat feet so they are wide and fit like a glove. I think the price is pretty good, I know you can get another new credit for $60 or $50, but they are not as convenient as these, I recommend them.

I've been a longtime Brooks fan for over six or seven years when my G 13 finally went into disuse. Looking to keep or maybe upgrade my Brooks G13 and bought a G19 and was very disappointed. Everyone told me to wait a while and she would get used to it and be comfortable but that was a lie. I have tested over 30 pairs of shoes including adidas, nike shisha and a few others that I will not name 7 km easily run. I would definitely recommend, the only thing I would like them to change is the only…

Rebelv2 is great, I originally heard about it from my New Balance shop as I was unhappy with propelv2 (the sequel to Propel). The only caveat I would say is that they are very light and probably more in line with racing shoes so I'm not sure I can go back to heavier shoes but they are still great everyday shoes but they may not last . as well as over a few hundred miles like the others.