Nike Invincible 3 Vs Asics Novablast 4 | Three runners choose their favourite cushioned running shoe

[@MiracleWarriors]

I got my Invincible Run 3 in a very good Black Friday deal and I'm loving these shoes. l have no heel slips, no lockdown problems or stability concerns. It is just a bit harder to go slowly since it wants to make me run faster. But I don't agree with many people that considers it the most cushioning shoes ever. I find these shoes as comfortable and the Invincible 3 and much softer middlesole: Gel-Nimbus 25, Wave Sky 7 and the Nike Infinity Run 4. I actually find both Invincible 3 and the Sky 7 more stable for my overpronation them the other shoes I have mentioned above. I'm sure the Nova Blast 4 are awesome shoes, but from Asics ,I prefer to go with the Gel-Nimbus 26 when I go buy a new max cushioning shoes. And lets see what Nike will do with the Invincible 4 ...

[@BrianBecker4476]

I've loved the Invincible 3 as well. That said, I just bought the Nova 4's and plan to rotate them with my Invincible 3's...we'll see!

[@jayaybe1]

"ponderous and wobbly" sounds like me after a few beers.

[@BM24DK]

I was so close to buy the Invincible 3's over the Novablast... Thanks God I watched this compaison first

[@nathan-clark]

I’m someone that is quite happy to have a multi shoe rotation. In that context I really like the Invincible 3 as it only needs to play one role for me: lots and lots of comfy, zone 2 km’s. I was concerned about heel slip before purchasing but it really has not been an issue - at first it didn’t feel as secure but it’s more of a ‘feeling’ problem than actual reality, so once you’ve clocked some time with the shoe it’s completely forgettable. It’s also just not an issue if you’re not trying to push the speed. I definitely wouldn’t buy it as a versatile shoe to do everything in but for the job it has I love this shoe.

[@andrewrigby7515]

I think your comments are spot on about the “heel slip”. I was very worried about it at first but that feeling has disappeared

[@TE77Y]

Jane disliked this video 5000 times 😄

[@akwk2712]

I’m confused. I thought the Novablast was a daily trainer, now it’s a max cushioned shoe?

[@RiesLP]

The forth version gained a decent amount of stack, but it is quite a bit firmer like a Nimbus for example. So you can put it in both categories depending on your criterias. I own a pair of Nova 4 and I would categorize them as a daily trainer.

[@Ginguredrunner]

Some of these comparisons lately are head scratchers?? Are these viewer requests or?

[@revivalist70]

Hi, Is the Novablast 4 suitable for standing all day and walking? Thank you

[@shrijitabisht4894]

Yes surely

[@Snowgod-i7m]

Honest and fair review however way too kind to Invincible 3. Invincible clunky and no pop. Better comparison for Novablast 4 might be Zoomx Fly 5. Appreciate what you bring to novice runners around the world.

[@MoHmMeDll]

I'm sure that tall heavy guys will have completely different experience than others.

[@RiesLP]

I think the shoe will suit heavy runners pretty well. It's stable and a has enough firmness to support them.

[@MrJaydog999]

I am 6”5 with around 200lb. I have the Nova 4 and it’s great for long distances training. I tried the invincible 3 at the store and they were incredibly unstable.

[@alexgener4309]

Massive disappointment on the Invincible 3. Sad, because I was a really big fan of the first two iterations. I'm one of those runners who's heel has been slipping on the Invincible 3, regardless of how much I tightly cinch the laces, extra eyelet too boot. The Novablast 4, on the other hand, I'm totally loving!

[@michealGRuns]

Both trash. Get the Triumph 21 👍🏼

[@leonelperez2188]

Comparing apples to oranges here👎