Vomero Plus

Fine for short slow recoveries but dead at faster pace with a narrow toe box.

“My Vomero pluses are about the worst shoe I’ve ever owned for trying to pick up pace to even marathon pace.”

Felt heavy for running; now a great walking shoe.

“The vomero plus was ok but felt heavy. I demoted for walking and they are great for this purpose.”

One of their favourite running shoes last year.

“The Vomero plus were one of my favourite run shoes last year”

Bouncy and comfortable, but the instability hurt their hips during half training.

“Loved how bouncy and comfortable they felt and I used them for just about everything. But the lack of stability was slowly wrecking my joints”

Feels very wobbly to them compared with the Vomero 18.

“I have these and the Vomero 18s and I find the Plus so wobbly.”

Retired at 1,000 miles with the foam still in good shape.

“I just retired my vomero plus's at 1k miles.”

Loves them enough to buy two more pairs.

“Mine is at 300km, I bought 2 more vomero plus, that’s how much I love them.”

Their easy-day shoe, lasting about 850 km.

“I use Vomero Plus on all my easy days and can usually get around 850km out of them before I notice they start lose shape.”

The most durable running shoe they've owned.

“The durability of the Vomero Plus is perhaps the best of any running shoe I’ve owned.”

520 km over a whole training block in tropical heat: their legs recovered and long runs grew from 12 to 17 km.

“These were my first proper squishy foam shoe, and they were a revelation.”