Adizero Adios Boost

Not sure this is dictated by weight. Anecdotal: Nimbus and 1080 work well for slow runs for me. Daily trainers, pegasus, ride, velocity etc, i don't think they're that different. Just in the way they fit, and nike generally fits best. Adios are probably too barebones for me in hindsight. And vongo are too hard. And novablast are too loose/unstable, idk how to describe it.

Ive enjoyed them a lot too. I’ve used these shoes a holiday shoe, but most of the time they’re my interval shoe with paces between 04:45/km 04:15/km they’re really great at those paces. For slow long runs (06:00/ -05:30/km) they’re ok but not great. They feel better at recovery paces than zone 3. They’re firm but have good stability with a stiff heel counter that luckily doesnt irritate my heel like adios shoes. Have got 500km on mine, they will last a long time but I could also retire them for a pair of deviate elite 3’s I got cheap. The dne3 is so much nicer and more versatile with a superior foam setup. Funnily enough they’re super comfortable as walking shoe.

I focus on light and poppy shoes rather than necessarily plated, but have used both; Avanti, Adios, Takumi Sen, Evo SL, Zoom Fly. I like saving super shoes for races, personally, so you’ve got a bit more on the day than usual, but that’s just me.

It sounds like you're wanting something with a lower stack height as the NB fresh foam 860 is about 37mm I did a quick search on Run Repeat between 25-30mm and Adidas Adizero Adio and Saucony Kinvara stands out. I'm a Kinvara stan and I love them. But they both seem to be a bit of a speed shoe and less of a daily trainer. But fast just means light weight, and I honestly prefer it that way. So on your next trip to a running store just ask for low stack options and see what they recommend for you.

boston 13s have fiberglass rods, I love them too but they are far from the adios' carbon rods stiffness