Lululemon Blissfeel 2 - The Best Daily Trainer for Women | FULL REVIEW | Runner's World

Lululemon is now both a yoga and running brand, a dual image enhanced by its recent foray into footwear. The company released its first running shoe, the Blissfeel, last year. Its debut earned our Gear of the Year award-but maybe you still need convincing. Let the second iteration persuade you.
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The Blissfeel 2 is the same weight as its predecessor, yet it feels slightly heavier and firmer, even though the stack height and foam are unchanged from the original model. Running in the 2 felt like running in Adidas’s Ultraboost. It’s thickset, but there’s plenty of pop to the 2’s ride. The toe room and cushioning felt like a reprieve after testing narrower, less-supportive trainers.
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[@mrsc7057]

Bought the Chargefeel, fit tight going to exchange today for the Blissfeel 2 , I don’t run but I do a lot of walking , thanks for the review ♥️price $198 🇨🇦 plus tax

[@brook.53]

I'm looking for some shoes for when the weather gets wetter and muddier. These are labeled as trail shoes, would anyone agree that they could face the elements (snow, mud, rain, gravel)? I'll also talk to store employees obviously, but I want some unbiased input

[@RunnersWorld]

The Blissfeel 2 is a road trainer from Lululemon, with a flatter outsole for running on pavement. They do have a trail shoe named the Blissfeel Trail with more trail-tuned features, mainly a lugged outsole for better grip off road.

[@brook.53]

@@RunnersWorldthank you!

[@user-el9cg5me9l]

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[@mjcossel6136]

These shoes may be made for women (which is GREAT!), but not this woman (with large, wide feet). Per the website: “Those with a wider foot should consider going up a half size.” Womp womp. Going up a half size (or more, as necessary) doesn’t magically make a shoe *only* wider-it throws off the other dimensions as well. So close, yet so far. Those without wide feet, enjoy!