Reebok Floatride Energy X - Reviewed and Tested at the Running Track

In the mid '90 I used to wear the Reebok Instapump Fury for running.
They were super cool and despite they gave me a lot of blisters, I really liked those shoes.
Reebok has been one of the first running shoes companies that used PEBA for the midsole.
It's a real pity that they've been "overtaken" by Nike, using the same material.
Anyway, I'm always interested in testing "super shoes" when the price is so affordable (they cost less than a pair of daily trainers). They are also very comfortable and I do believe they are perfect for long runs (especially if you are training for a marathon). Enjoy them!
Buy them, here...
at £64
www.reebok.eu/en-gb/shopping/...
or, here...
at £89 (if you subscribe to their newsletter, you'll have 10% off ;-)
startfitness.co.uk/products/r...
Current ranking on a 5K...
Puma Deviate Nitro Elite v.1 - 18m:44s
Saucony Endorphin Pro Plus 19m:08s
Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 - Nike Alphafly ZoomX Next% v.1 - 19m:09s
Nike Vaporfly ZoomX Next% - 19m:25s
Saucony Endorphin Pro 2 - 19m:26s
Reebok Floatride Energy X - 19m:28s
Mizuno Wave Rebellion Pro - 19m:51s

[@einharjar]

Just purchased this today at my local store in cebu, philippines. At got a discount of 40% off with them. Original price was PHp 7000 or $140 but got them Php 3600 which is around 40% off. Havent tested them yet, but this video gives me hope for a great shoe this is.

[@gpersonaltrainer]

Great! I paid £64 (81$) for my shoes. At this price you normally get a pair of daily trainer (with no plate) and EVA foam midsole instead of PEBA. Let me know how your test will go.

[@einharjar]

@@gpersonaltrainer Sure man! ill test them with a 10k run or maybe 21k! i paid $60 it. I was only expecting 15% off when i picked them up the racks. and to my surprise, on my way to cashier, it had like over 40% off discount. what a bargain it is!

[@ardaarda3197]

Hello. Thank you for your reviews and comprehensive help. Can I know your foot length and the shoe size you use in energy x so that I can have a reference?

[@gpersonaltrainer]

Hi there, I'm a 9 UK (through most of the brands I've tested, so far - Saucony, Nike, Puma, Mizuno). These shoes are fitting a bit bigger compared to the normal size. I would say not a "whole" half size bigger, but a good 1/3 of it. Although, you don't feel it too much (I've already covered 100km).