New Balance Fuelcell SC Trainer V2 First Run Review | It's lighter, but is it better? скачать в хорошем качестве

New Balance Fuelcell SC Trainer V2 First Run Review | It's lighter, but is it better?

The FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v2 sees several updates compared to its predecessor. The most important of those is a significant decrease in stack height from 47mm to 40mm in the heel. That, combined with a new, less dense, midsole design means the shoe is noticeably lighter than before. The Energy Arc build sees a full-length carbon plate that sits between two layers of Fuelcell Foam. In the centre of the midsole is a hollow channel that New Balance calls a void, where the plate flattens with each step and reshapes on toe-off to provide energy return. Tom and Nick have taken the shoe out on a first run to see how it compares with the original. Check out The Run Testers podcast: https://theruntesters.com/the-run-tes... Jump right in: 00:00 – Intro 00:27 – Stats 00:42 – Design 01:22 – How's the Fit? 02:30 – The First Run Test 09:04 – Early Verdict Subscribe to The Run Testers for more running gear reviews:    / theruntesters   Some other videos you might find useful: Saucony Kinvara Pro Early Review:    • Saucony Kinvara Pro Early Review From 4 Ru...   Hoka Mach X Review:    • HOKA Mach X Review: We test HOKA's new pla...   Saucony Endorphin Speed 3 Multi-Tester Review:    • Saucony Endorphin Speed 3 Multi-Tester Rev...   Adidas Adizero Adios 8 Review:    • Adidas Adios 8 Review: Super without the s...   Asics Magic Speed 2 Multi-Tester Review:    • Asics Magic Speed 2 Multi-Tester Review: O...   Puma Deviate Nitro 2 Review:    • Puma Deviate Nitro 2 Review: A great all-r...   Tracksmith Eliot Runner First Run Review:    • Tracksmith Eliot Runner First Run Review: ...   Kiprun KD900X First Run Review:    • Kiprun KD900X First Run Review: Is Decathl...   Reebok Floatride Energy X Review:    • Reebok Floatride Energy X Review: Does Ree...