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Compared from 120 real runner reviews
adidas Hyperboost Edge vs Li-Ning Red Hare 9 Ultra vs Mizuno Neo Zen
Side by side from 120 real reviews. Every count is the same as on each shoe’s page.
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A score out of 100 for how well reviewed a product is next to others of its kind. It rises with positive reviews and with how many there are; negative and mixed reviews take points off. The best in each category scores in the 90s.
So a handful of glowing reviews can’t beat a product lots of people like. No sponsored placements.
68 signal
35 reviews76 signal
33 reviews82 signal
52 reviewsIn short
Bouncy, cushioned ride for easy and long runs; the upper draws most complaints as hot or tight.
Bouncy, well-cushioned and fun for long runs; tight for some and short on stability.
Soft, fun daily trainer with lively foam; unstable for some, and mushy at faster paces.
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Specs
- Weight
- Not listed
- Stack height
- 45 mm heel / 39 mm forefoot
- Drop
- 6 mm
- Weight
- 232 g (8.2 oz), men's UK 8
- Stack height
- 46 mm heel / 38 mm forefoot
- Drop
- 8 mm
- Weight
- 240 g (8.5 oz), men's
- Stack height
- 40 mm heel / 34 mm forefoot
- Drop
- 6 mm
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