Women's Hyperion Running Shoes

I've been using these shoes for about 2 weeks now. So far they seem very good.

Yes, I would recommend this!

Love the fit, weight (so light), comfort & overall wear of this shoe! But... I train on a very rocky circular driveway, and the deep, sponge-like soles only serve to pick up a lot of rocks which can then be felt in the bottoms of my feet as I run. Really do wish I could train in them but will be keeping them for races on paved surfaces instead. Still giving 5 stars because I knew this might be a problem for me at time of purchase.

Yes, I would recommend this!

Great for for my mid distance to marathon training. Light weight yet durable, a replacement for my discontinued favorite T7's. Toe box is slightly narrow but overall true to size. Great laces, never come undone during my run.Would love to see these in more colors in the future!

Yes, I would recommend this!

I have a normal width foot, however these fit way too snug.

SIze was a true fit based on my past brooks purchases. I've been treadmill running for 4 years, 15-20 mi/week, started out in brooks pure series, then when the styles changed, I switched brands. I like a very lightweight shoe, helps keep my shin splints from flaring up, so when I saw how lightweight the hyperion were, I thought I'd give them a try. With any new shoe, I start out using for the first 2-3 miles, then switch to a broken in shoe, and do this for a week or so. Unfortunately, these are still very uncomfortable in the area beneath the first inside lace hole on both shoes, which actually feels very stiff and rubbed my foot enough that it caused a slight blister. The span between the first set of lace holes closest to the toe of the shoe, does not seem to have any give at all, and it's very stiff on the inside of the shoe. Disappointed that I spent the money and can't wear to run or walk in

I did have to order a half size bigger. They fit pretty tight but I enjoy the support. Arch support is very good, I have more of a flat arch so it gives me stability, but if you have a higher arch I think it would give you the support you need as well.

Yes, I would recommend this!

I run on a treadmill five days a week with these shoes. When I started that routine I was wearing Nikes, but got sore knees and shin splints. With better technique and these running shoes, my pain is GONE! Worth every penny.

Yes, I would recommend this!

I first tried breaking these shoes by walking to find that they were really weightless. I felt light on my feet. I was worried about them fitting too narrow since my foot is a little wider and slightly higher arched, but they fit like a glove except that I'm slightly aware of the seams coming together where the tongue and body of the shoe connect, but only on the left foot (weird). Other than that I have not gotten one blister from them. Theyre my new favorite track shoes.

Yes, I would recommend this!

These shoes looked great right out the box. They were really light which was a plus. Once I began to run in them, the pain came and it didn't end. I thought if I kept running in them for a while it would loosen up and feel better, but it never did. I ended up getting blisters in places I've never had them before on my feet. It was probably the most painful running show I had ever wore. I will say that it was a stable shoe and I didn't have pain elsewhere.

I bought these to replace a pair of PureConnects that I wore out since they don't make the PureConnects any more. I had to send these back. They were probably close to the right length but so tight across my foot. It was impossible to get comfortable and might've made my feet go numb. I have very average size 8.5 feet, like to run about 6 miles on an average run, and wear a super light weight shoe. These were so close but a miss. I am so sad that I have had to look else where for running shoes. Please bring back the split sole, 12mm drop Pure Connect shoe!