Name: Brooks Hyperion Tempo
Brand: Brooks
SKU: 628b41c0a9e1369e6b753f0d
Rating: 3.5 (184 reviews)

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Brooks Hyperion Tempo falls into a similar category, the foam is more cushioned but still very responsive, and it has an 8mm drop.

Hey, as the title states, I love my Boston 8s and would like to get recommendations from the experts here on a cushier shoe for longer distances (20-30km / 13-20mi). I enjoy the minimalistic feel of the Bostons, have narrow feet, and am not a big guy (1.75 m, 70 kg / 5ft9in / 155 lbs). Running 40-50 km at the moment, and aiming for 50-70 in 2-3 months.

One more thing: drop lower than 6mm seems to hurt my Achilles.

Thanks in advance!

<div class="md"><p>Hey, as the title states, I love my Boston 8s and would like to get recommendations from the experts here on a cushier shoe for longer distances (20-30km / 13-20mi). I enjoy the minimalistic feel of the Bostons, have narrow feet, and am not a big guy (1.75 m, 70 kg / 5ft9in / 155 lbs). Running 40-50 km at the moment, and aiming for 50-70 in 2-3 months.</p>

<p>One more thing: drop lower than 6mm seems to hurt my Achilles.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance!</p>
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Shoe recommendation for a Boston 8 fan

 I tried these because I like the look and WOW have these been just what I needed. Even with the orthotics in these are lightweight & very responsive, immediately saw results. I've bought a second backup pair and frankly I hope Brooks doesn't change a thing.

The Hyperion Tempos have been remarkable!

Hello everyone,
Just like the title states, I’m looking for an alternative to these magical shoes that everyone on this sub loves so much. I unfortunately can’t get my hands on them here in Poland, so any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!

<div class="md"><p>Hello everyone,
Just like the title states, I’m looking for an alternative to these magical shoes that everyone on this sub loves so much. I unfortunately can’t get my hands on them here in Poland, so any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!</p>
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Alternative to Saucony Endorphin Speeds

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The Tempo’s sizing is another reason not to relegate it as second best to the Elite. Because the latter is unisex, the sizing is based on a men’s foot. This can result in a slightly looser fit for women accustomed to a narrower heel. Because the Tempo is available in men’s and women’s sizing, its fit is more tailored to a women’s foot

 In this case, you may prefer Saucony’s Endorphin Speed. Even I, a heel striker, occasionally had to switch to plusher trainers to give my metatarsals a break.  True-to-Size FitThe Space Mountain tunnel-styled upper (the design represents a comet’s galactic journey) is made of stretch woven mesh and hugs your foot in place without creating any hot spots. It’s a breathable upper that has served well during these summer months in a sweltering hot, hilly valley

Crave Speed? Reach for Brooks’s Hyperion Tempo

I started running last year and am enjoying going easy-ish. Never going to be a rocket, am running 5k in 28mins and did my first 10k in 58mins last week. 

I’ve been running on infinity runs and just ordered the zoomx invincible to replace them. I like the stability, comfort and joint protection (44-yo supinator) and Nike seem to fit well especially the wider fits.  
Do I need a second shoe; and would it be worth having something a bit ‘faster’? I’m starting to push for PBs and hopefully have my first ever ‘event’ in a few weeks. 
I do have some shorter faster days. Please no super shoes, I’m too old and inflexible to justify the cost. 
Cheers!

<div class="md"><p>I started running last year and am enjoying going easy-ish. Never going to be a rocket, am running 5k in 28mins and did my first 10k in 58mins last week. </p>

<p>I’ve been running on infinity runs and just ordered the zoomx invincible to replace them. I like the stability, comfort and joint protection (44-yo supinator) and Nike seem to fit well especially the wider fits.<br/>
Do I need a second shoe; and would it be worth having something a bit ‘faster’? I’m starting to push for PBs and hopefully have my first ever ‘event’ in a few weeks. 
I do have some shorter faster days. Please no super shoes, I’m too old and inflexible to justify the cost. 
Cheers!</p>
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Recommend me a faster shoe?

The somewhat-stretchy woven upper has minimal overlays, paired with a lightly padded heel and collar provides all the comfort you need without all the weight. The nitrogen-infused foam is bouncy, responsive and light. As noted, it’s very similar to Skechers HYPER BURST. (I’ve actually been wear-testing the Skechers Razor Flow and I have to say, the similarities to this shoe are

But first, let’s start with the woven upper. It’s light, it’s stretchy, it’s very breathable. I love it. For those of us with a narrow foot, this silhouette is a dream

. this my favorite shoe from Brooks to-date. From the simple design to the lightweight build and overall comfort, this shoe hits all the big marks for me. If you’re looking for a lightweight daily trainer that can easily pick up the pace, give these guys a shot

Whatever, it’s sleek and streamlined, with good lockdown throughout. The padding around the collar is just enough to keep it comfortable without adding bulk, and the tongue is thin but comfortable and stayed in place throughout my runs.

Brooks Hyperion Tempo Performance Review » Believe in the Run

We're half way through the year and while I can't afford to buy all the shoes out there, I  regularly keep up with the new releases. Since we're half way through the year, what would your shoe of the year so far in 2020? 

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My votes going to go to the Saucony Endorphin Speed. Great looking shoe. Extremely competitive price for a "plated" pebax foam shoe. Versatile and durable enough to be a daily trainer, up tempo day shoe, or even a race day shoe.

<div class="md"><p>We&#39;re half way through the year and while I can&#39;t afford to buy all the shoes out there, I  regularly keep up with the new releases. Since we&#39;re half way through the year, what would your shoe of the year so far in 2020?</p>

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<p>My votes going to go to the Saucony Endorphin Speed. Great looking shoe. Extremely competitive price for a &quot;plated&quot; pebax foam shoe. Versatile and durable enough to be a daily trainer, up tempo day shoe, or even a race day shoe.</p>

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<p>Runner up would be the Asic Novablast. I haven&#39;t personally ran in this one but reviews have been extremely positive for this game changer that&#39;s brought life back to Asic&#39;s brand. </p>
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What would be your shoe of the year so far?

 There’s a felt-type material used for the logo and reinforcing the lacing structure. The tongue is mostly mesh and features a nice pillow of padding at the top to remove any lace pressure. My only complaint regarding the materials is the laces are way too long. I had to tuck the tied laces back underneath the bottom lace loops to prevent them from dancing around too much while I ran

 Good job, sir!  Materials Drew: The barely there woven upper provides nice comfort and breathability. The upper has some reinforcement around the toebox to keep the woven material up off your toes and offer some protection in case you jam your foot into anything. There’s a felt-type material used for the logo and reinforcing the lacing structure. The tongue is mostly mesh and features a nice pillow of padding at the top to remove any lace pressure

 I had a problem with consistent tongue slippage on my right shoe despite the laces passing through the tongue. If tongue slippage annoys you, know that it’s a possibility. Jodi: The fit gets an A+ from me. My feet always felt securely in place

 Jodi: I really enjoyed almost everything about the Brooks Hyperion Tempo. I honestly didn’t expect to enjoy them as much as I did for a shoe that’s so lightweight. Usually, when a brand cuts down on weight, you can find yourself losing out on a lot of great features. But I’d say if you’re looking for a runner to do speedwork OR one that compacts into practically nothing to give you some extra room in your gym bag, I’d definitely recommend these

Brooks Hyperion Tempo Performance Review - WearTesters

 The so-called stretch woven upper doesn’t have — or need — much give. It’s perforated, which kept foot swampiness at bay even on the hottest summer days. A firm but subtle internal toe bumper protects the toes without squishing. The tongue is thin and nearly seamless, and it lies flat and stays put

The upper is breathable, pliable, and featherlight. Overall, it is unobtrusive, yet snug and strong enough to keep my feet secure and protected. The so-called stretch woven upper doesn’t have — or need — much give. It’s perforated, which kept foot swampiness at bay even on the hottest summer days

Out of the box, the Hyperion Tempo popped. Comfortable upon my initial step-in, they felt firm but not stiff, compliant but not squishy, and light but purposeful. 

Brooks Hyperion Tempo Shoe Review: 100-Mile Rundown

I'm looking to pick up a pair of either prisms or another mild stability "faster" shoe. Has anybody had experience with the prism or have other recommendations?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m looking to pick up a pair of either prisms or another mild stability &quot;faster&quot; shoe. Has anybody had experience with the prism or have other recommendations?</p>
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