Our Favorite Daily Trainers at Run Moore

[@Charles-kc2vt]

Good video 👍 just want to add that the 880v14 is listed as 8mm drop on New Balance

[@RunMoore]

Thanks for watching and thanks for pointing that out. I had the notes for the old 880v13 instead of the v14.

[@Manuel-901]

Good morning. Interesting top 4. For my 65kgs, I prefer the saucony ride 17. Like from 🇪🇸 Spain. Have a great day.

[@RunMoore]

Thanks for watching! We hope you have a nice day as well.

[@brucemihalick4117]

I love the ghost and Clifton, they just work and for many runners.

[@RunMoore]

Glad to hear you love the Ghost and Clifton. They are great shoes for anyone who runs already or is looking to get into running.

[@christianbedoyan2575]

I love this video! I can truly say that every one of your videos is tried, tested, and true. I've been watching you guys through the years and I LOVE the realness... I watch every one of your video drops and love them... I wish i lived near you guys to pop in sometime. I've been a Ghost wearer for a very long time but I want to get risky and try the New Balance 880 for everyday miles - 3-6 miles everyday

[@MrKnifeart]

The ghost is really good but if you want the toe room go for the via Olympus 2, super comfort

[@RunMoore]

The Via Olympus 2 is an amazing shoe with its cushion and Original FootShape toebox. The biggest reason we didn't recommend the Via Olympus as one of our favorite daily trainers is that it can be slightly too bulky for someone running.

[@Echom4-kr5el]

I need a high drop shoe right now and I think I’ll try the ghost after your reviews. Currently using the wave Ryder, but not a lot of structure to it and my feet hurt at the end of the day.

[@RunMoore]

Thanks for watching my videos! The Ghost is a great alternative to the Wave Rider. Let us know what you think if you try it out!

[@viCoN24]

Altra 4wd experience had weird, quite stiff "pillows" that would go under ankles and squish that part of foot for hold. Is is the same in Experience Flow or has this been reworked? My problem was that these pillows would dig into my foot too hard and that would hurt after 10 to 15 minutes up to the point where I couldn't wear them any longer.

[@RunMoore]

The Experience Flow has the same heel cup cushions as the FWD Experience. One of our old managers was in the store recently to try out the Flow and her only complaint was the heel pads.

[@viCoN24]

Thank you for replying. The shoe felt nice but the pads under ankle killed them for me. Love your content!

[@LancePeterman]

Rebel v4 for me. Almost all my miles in em last few months. Ghost's drop is too much for me.

[@weaverdetails4747]

My feet get really hot. What shoe would you recommend for summer breathability?

[@definit1on119]

Do you guys carry Nike? I would love to buy them locally as allot of there shoes have been 60 percent off. I got the invincible 3 for 80 dollars.

[@ders.]

They don’t carry Nike

[@RunMoore]

Unfortunately, we do not carry Nike. We opened after they stopped opening smaller, run specialty accounts.

[@johnp9650]

Does flow have a TPU toe cap? I’m trying to find a running shoe to ride a touring bike in where I’ve got a bit of toe overlap (ie, toe touches tire when turning sharply at low speed on switchbacks while climbing). So, I need more than a mesh covered toe.

[@RunMoore]

The Flow does not have a TPU toe cap. They have a mesh toe. Your best bet for a running shoe with a toe cap would be to check out the Lone Peak from Altra. While the Lone Peak is a designated trail running shoe, we know plenty of people who use it as their everyday road running shoes. We even know some who use it for walking.

[@Passthecucci911]

Would you say that the Altra FWD FORM is also in the favorite daily trainer list for stabilty runners?

[@RunMoore]

Yes. The Experience Form from Altra is exactly what you would think. It is a supportive version of the Flow.

[@Passthecucci911]

Do you prefer the paradigm or the form?

[@RunMoore]

@@Passthecucci911 I personally like a little bit of heel drop so I am partial to the Form. However, the Paradigm is a much more popular shoe. While it is more popular, the Paradigm is also used more as a walking shoe over a daily trainer. The Paradigm has slightly more cushion than the Form and it is also a true zero-drop shoe. If you are used to a shoe with a higher heel drop, definitely check out the Form before the Paradigm.

[@JDeezle21]

😂 Obviously you deadlift 500lbs. I'll be getting a shoe from RunMoore just from that part of the video.

[@RunMoore]

Thanks for watching and thanks for the support!

[@user-sx8rv5pz7u]

What about Asics Mizuno Adidas Puma ??? Why only US Brands 🙄😬

[@RunMoore]

We just mentioned a few models from some brands we carry. From the models listed, Asics has the Gel-Cumulus 26 in the same midweight cushion daily trainer category. Mizuno has the Wave Rider line if you want a higher drop option. Adidas has the Supernova and Puma has the Velocity NITRO.