Reebok Floatride Energy Symmetros vs Salomon Speedcross 5

Now it's a mid price shoe, it's not a high end shoe, it's not a cheapy shoe, it's a mid range shoe and it just feels so plush when you land, I think t...

I would like to know how they've held up for you in the comments below anyways moving on to the midsole. It is their energy cell branded midsole, and ...

So how's the midsole coping after 307 miles again brilliantly, there's still a lot of spring and a lot of sponge in this shoe when i'm out running, as...

You can tuck all of the lace into and then you're good to go. These I was worried before I got these that these cinches wouldn't stay tight, that the ...

**Ride**: I feel like they're fighting me every step of the way and that I'm running on a hot dog roll... Like there's a bunch of soft cushion right down the middle but it's not flattened out and wide enough for my feet even though the shoes themselves are wide enough (does that make sense?)

Has these really big lugs that start at the end of the toe and work their way all the way to the heel and the pattern of these lugs is in such a way t...

Bounce, recovery to tempo runs, the weight and breathability of the upper. The other one is the Reebok Symmetros but probably not quite a max cushion shoe in the forefoot but plenty of cushion and response. A bit more stable than the Asics Novablast 1 not quite as much bounce at the Asics but it is responsive. Steve

Salomon speed cross 5. So there's a lot of things that I liked about the Salomon speed cross 5 on the first and most obvious that you're gon na see is...

255lbs, 5’11 tall. I’m not currently doing any races because I’m 55lbs to heavy. But currently all I’m running in for everything just to get back down is the reebok floatride symmetros. They can go slow, fast and everything in between tbh

But it is, you know it's just a good, solid training shoe and guess what I prefer a little bit of weight in my training shoes, because when you put on...