Puma Deviate Nitro

Puma Deviate Nitro
B

Based on 41 reviews

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Great cushioning and responsiveness
Puma Grip outsole provides excellent traction
Nitro foam is soft and springy
Suitable for daily training and longer distance runs
Reasonably priced
Not ideal for racing
Heavy compared to other shoes in the same category
Fit may be problematic for some users, with reports of heel slippage and a need for a looser fit to avoid blisters

Verdict

Overall, the Puma Deviate Nitro receives mixed reviews. Some reviewers praise its cushioning and responsiveness, while others criticize its weight and fit. The shoe is recommended for daily training and longer distance runs, but not necessarily for racing. The Puma Grip outsole is highly praised for its traction. Some reviewers suggest trying the shoe with a looser fit to avoid blisters. The Nitro foam is generally well-liked for its soft and springy feel. However, some reviewers find the shoe too stiff and lacking in cushioning compared to other plated shoes. Overall, the Puma Deviate Nitro is seen as a solid option for those looking for a plated marathon training shoe, but may not be the best choice for everyone.

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