These shoes will not disappoint if you are on your feet for long hours.

Preparing for a marathon and needed a new pair of shoes for my long easy runs. I was a BIG fan of the ZoomX Invincible 1, a slightly lesser fan of the ZI2, and didn’t like the ZI3 at all (not a bad shoe, just wasn’t for me). I switched to Brooks for my last marathon and they didn’t hold up well, which put me back in the market. When I read about the Vomero Plus picking up where the Invincible line left off, I was intrigued. I have to say, 126 miles later, this is an awesome max cushion shoe. Combines the best elements of the Invincible line with key improvements, particularly the upper and the outsole. Also true to size (whereas I used to order 1/2 size up). My legs and feet feel incredible after long slow runs and even picking up speed due to the surprising energy return for a max cushion. I am definitely buying another pair when these retire, hopefully around 300 miles. FYI I rotate the Zoom Fly 6 for shorter, faster runs and it seems to be a good combination. I’m not a competitive runner so I didn’t need to buy the more expensive models.

I'm 5'10, around 197 pounds, and I'm in my forties. And I have been training as a runner for a couple of years now. For most of this year, I have been using the Pegasus 41 for daily runs, speed runs, and 5K runs. I also have the Vaporfly 3, which I use exclusively in organized racing. While I am pleased with those shoes in most situations, I felt like I needed a shoe that will help me run longer and farther. And I don't want to wear out the Vaporflys too early. The Vomero Plus is the shoe that helps me in those regards. I was able to have an uninterrupted run for about 80 minutes. And I was able to run for 10,000 meters for the first time. Mind you, the shoe doesn't feel particularly fast. However, it took longer for my feet to get tired while wearing the Vomero Plus, thanks to the generous amount of ZoomX cushioning. I'm quite sure that I had more fun while wearing the Vomero Plus. I just threw on my headphones and ran while listening to a 60-minute podcast episode. Also, this shoe is a little wider in the midfoot than the Peg 41. At the same time, my heel felt pretty stable. And I appreciate how there is more rubber on the outsole than the Peg 41, so the grip is nice. I plan on rotating all three shoes for different goals. But as of today, the Vomero Plus just could be one of my favorite running shoes of all time!