I was wondering if anyone had experience running in T7s, either racing or training. I've been using the Brooks Green Silence, and they work pretty well. I was thinking about spicing things up a little, but don't know if the T7 is enough shoe. I'm 5'9" and 120 pounds with a very efficient stride. Thanks
Just got back from an easy 8 miles in the T7s. I have done most of my running the last few years in Lunaracers and Hyper Speeds. The T7 runs a lot like the Zoom Streak (not the Streak XC). Sizing is whack though. 10 in hyper speeds and most other shoes, 10.5 in lunaracers, 11 in T7s.
The sizing is off because its a unisex shoe,has it right on box. Need to go up 1/2 to 1 size or down if female. Plus little narrow.
As far as "how much shoe" the T7 would be very similar to the GS, but yes, the fit is way different. Much narrower and runs a bit short.
Consider the NB 1400 as an alternative. A tiny bit more cushion for daily use and a more relaxed fit.
I race in the T7 and would do track workouts in them if I actually made it to the track. I wouldn't do my everyday runs in them besides a tempo but I have 20+ lbs on you and I get lazy with my form. I train in the launch.
Sure. I used them for all my specific runs before my last marathon, as well as racing the marathon in them, and will use them as a regular training shoe over winter. I should add that I train solely in lightweights now anyway - currently have Brooks Green Silence, Asics Hyperspeeds and the t7s on the go. The t7s, as others have said, are a little narrower (ideal for me as I find the Silence' a little wide).
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