Nike - Invincible 3

I ran my first marathon in 4 hours 45 minutes in New balance 1080 v13. I highly recommend them. I tried the nike invincible 3 and novablast 4 in my long runs, but the 1080s were just perfect, comfortable and stable.

I have to disagree on this, my Achilles tendons do not like them. I've been using my Invincible 3's and ZF6's and it getting slower better, the problems occured after using the SB2 for longer runs.

No, not sure, maybe because I'm on the heavier side, fit but heavier for running, 90kg/220lbs. Next Tuesday I have an appointment with a physiotherapist, I'll bring my Invincible 3's and SB2's. Today I did an easy run on my ZF6, for the 2nd time, I still feel them, but it still feels like it is getting better.

The Invincibles are great shoes for long, easy miles in my opinion. I have over 500k of them and they still hold up. Left upper is coming loose a bit from the foam, but they still feel great. However, I am thinking about with what shoe to replace them.

6’1, 205 (was ~245 through training) my favourite daily trainers have been the triumph 21 (hated them at first but after ~50km they became my absolute favourite) still going strong 500kms in. I also enjoyed the Nike Invincible 3 (600kms in but they’re dead now)

I just got the Nike Invincible Run 3 for long training sessions. So far so good, but hard to tell because my quads and glutes have felt so cooked lately. I gotta get over this feeling, no pain, just heeeaaavvy upper legs. 

Hi there, I’m just a rookie runner I guess so I don’t know much about technical data on shoes but I can give you my honest feedback about how I feel when running with this shoes. I,m 1.65 tall (short) and 77kg heavy (a bit overweight) and my paces are, easy runs 5:20 and faster 4:30, this is where all my runs are at the moment, I’m lucky enough to be able to buy shoes that I want and tried them so I went ahead and got the new balance sc elite, nike alphafly 3, adidas adios pro 4, I tried them all in my long runs to choose one for my first marathon and the truth is that when I run slow they don’t give me nothing special in return, adios pro 4 are much more confortable than the rest because they are super soft, but everything changes when a run faster, I can start feeling a difference when I go faster than 5:00, and when at around 4:20 the shoes changes to a complete different thing. I also have shoes like nike invincible 3, asics novablast 4, new balance revel 4 and this shoes are super comfortable for every day runs but the ones I choose for my marathon are the adios pro 4, they are by far the most comfortable and also the ones that give my back more when I run.

Nike invincible 3 from my experience, I love them for easy runs but over 10 mi, I start to feel it in my knees and ankles

I purchased the Vomero 18 with high hopes, but had to shelf them. My calves and shins were so sore after each of three different 5k easy runs. I’ve heard such good things and really wanted to like them, but figured they just weren’t right for me. I have run in the Nike Invincible 3 for past couple of years and been very happy. My understanding is the Vomero Plus has replaced the Invincible. Is there any reason I should give these Vomero Plus a try if the Vomero 18 didn’t work for me?

Not OP but I have 135km in my Vomero Plus and I just lace them normally, but the only shoes I've had for do a heel lock lacing for is the Nike Invincible 3 and Puma Velocity 2

I’m not fast by any means compared to this group 😂 I’m 40F and a 4 hour marathoner… but I ran most of my runs and my marathons in the Nike Invincible 3 and did my shorter runs and speed runs in the Saucony Ride 16. So depending on your goals carbon plated isn’t necessary, but I do think 2 pairs of shoes is helpful.

I’m exclusively Nike for road, race and trail currently. I currently rotate between invincible run 3s, peg 41s, vaporfly and Zegama 2s. I’m always open to other brands but they’re just what’s working well for me at the moment.