Brooks Men’s Hyperion 2 Neutral Running Shoe

I got it for my dad, and he loves it. He is a regular runner and said these are the best shoes. Easy to run, lightweight, and good cushion.

Light weight and very supportive! I regulate body heat through my feet so having cool shoes that can air out are a must.

Some of the best shoes I’ve owned for running and physical activities. My second pair of brooks. They seem to last a long time and hold up well.

I’ve tried a bunch of different running shoes over the years, but I always seem to come back to Brooks. The Hyperion 2 has been a great fit for my usual runs—typically 4 to 6 miles during the week, with a longer one (13–15 miles) every couple of weeks. They feel light on my feet but still give enough support for those longer distances.The tread is a little thinner than some other Brooks models I’ve worn, so I’m not sure how they’d hold up on rougher surfaces or wet days. But for road running, they’ve worked just fine.Overall, these are reliable, comfortable shoes that get the job done. I’d definitely buy them again.

I purchased these bad boys right before my 10k and they treated me well. I love the colors and they are very comfortable for long runs or short runs.

Fit a little narrow and give the arches of my foot a blister.

Great shoe

I'm an avid runner. I have race shoes, max-cushion recovery shoes, stiffer long run trainers but these are my ideal speed shoes. I run speed intervals with these shoes and do treadmill runs with them and they're fantastic. Also, as someone that frequently runs in Superblast 2's or More V5s- these shoes look much more normal if you're doing regular workouts as running shoes are so specialized these days. They're a little thin on the forefoot when I do long workouts, I feel a serious pressure on the forefoot after I've really given my all but if you're not doing marathon intervals, you're going to be just fine. Great shoes. Good looking. Good comfort. Very light weight. I'm surprised these aren't talked about more as the general daily trainer. I feel like these shoes are more for the masses than the Novablasts, Rebels, Pegasus, and more expensive speed trainers like the Boston or Endorphin.