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Stability
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.
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Reddit · r/RunningShoeGeeks · Mar 2, 2025 · summarized
PositiveA runner with wide flat feet recovering from posterior tibial tendonitis found the Hyperion GTS 2 amazing for track intervals: good bounce, great stability that didn't aggravate their pain, and a perfect fit.
Blog · Believe in the Run – Sam Sheldon · summarized
PositiveA bit bulkier but still an old-school trainer, fast enough for speed work and cushioned enough for daily miles: an amazing shoe. He finds the regular v2 naturally stable already and thinks the GuideRails detract, so most people should skip this shoe version.
Blog · Doctors of Running – David Salas · summarized
PositiveA light, nimble ride with decent responsiveness that stays stable thanks to GuideRails, strong lockdown and extra forefoot traction. Performance graded A. It feels durable throughout. The volume is snug for some, and the wide tongue creases on the lateral side.
Reddit · r/RunningShoeGeeks · Aug 21, 2024 · summarized
PositiveA runner who had the first version has raved about the Hyperion GTS 2, saying the extra stack and new foam make it their first choice for most training runs.
Of the 7 reviews with a clear verdict, 86% are positive, 14% mixed and 0% negative. The praise mentioned most is stable.
We collected and summarized 7 experiences shared on Reddit and blogs, with links to the original sources. Reviews submitted here are checked for spam before they appear. Every review, submitted here or collected, is read as positive, mixed or negative.
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