Inov-8 F-Fly Review - Who swapped my trainers for runners?

[@SalSomma-dp1vl]

Generally agree. I use these and Haze trainers depending on the skew of the workout. If you do workouts in a mixed class format these are the ticket. The Haze is far more stable but far less agile. Your feet feel fresh in these no matter how long you workout.

[@pipozZz]

Are these the 235 replacement or will there be another shoe? I really like the 235 but am not like the idea of a bouncy shoe.

[@Younghoon15]

How would these shoes fair on road running and daily wear walking? The bare xf is solid for the gym but not as much for pavement walking and daily wear

[@AMRAP]

@@Younghoon15 I thought they were great for walking around. I did mainly runs on treadmill but shorter distances I did outside with were comfortable enough. Definitely better than bare-xf

[@mothafucka465]

Did you find something bro, im looking for daily wear and running shoes too.

[@orianhernandez4578]

How do these compare to your CXT-2 and will they be comparable in terms of intended use?

[@AMRAP]

@@orianhernandez4578 the fmax is a better comparison. Fflys are basically a flat minimal running shoe you can get away with training in. Cxt are much more stable and less flexible, but good enough for what you’d do in a training session.

[@orianhernandez4578]

@ thank you! I am basically looking for a shoe to use for indoor sports like volleyball and handball. So hard floor traction, some cushioning and decent stability would be nice, though most important a wide/anatomical toebox. Any suggestions?

[@AegisMK1]

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