Aero Glide 3

None of those. get the Salomon aero glide 3/4 , its perfect

Go with Salomon Aeroglide 3. Its like the ultraboost but better in every way

Salomon Aeroglide: great for easy Boston 13: does everything well Adios Pro 4: long runs with marathon pace segments and the race itself

it has very little hype but that's great because its extremely cheap for the insane value it offers.

I really like the Salomon Aero Glide 3 or 4 for daily and long runs. It reminds me on the Saucony Triumph 20, but more stable and with a lower drop. Also lighter. The foam will last forever. The outsole is soft, though, so beware if you’re harsh on outsoles. I think it’s livelier and smoother than the Novablast 5, which I actually loved (at least for the first 100 miles). The Aero Glide’s best suited for paces between recovery and marathon. Haven’t tried the Puma or the Nike.

Salomon aero glide 3/4 (same foam different upper) are fantastic value. Fast, more supportive than the Evo SL, foam lasts longer than the Novablasts and they have a wider toebox than the Pumas. They're slept on a little bit imo but have a read into them.

Salomon aero glides are stable but fairly fast. They're not a hardcore race shoe though, more of a performance training shoe or a longer distance race option.

Try the Aeroglide 3 or 4. I gave up on the superblast 2 and love the AG3.

Try the Aeroglide 3 or 4. I gave up on the superblast 2 and love the AG3.

Ya the AG3 is narrow, definitely noticeably more narrow than the Evo SL so it’s probably not a good fit.

I use the Genesis for trails (great shoe) and the Kayano 32 for some easy recovery runs. I have used the NB860v14 but found it kinda clunky and slow. I would suggest trying the Salomon Aero Glide 3 or 4 (3 is on sale if you can find it). They have the same midsole/outsole, just an updated upper on the 4. It's listed as a neutral shoe but it definitely has some stability to resist over-pronation. I use it for all structured workouts and long runs but could use it every day. It's much lighter and snappier, with great energy return compared to the NB860, GT-4000, or Kayano. I also use the Brooks Glycerin Max for easy runs and really like it - very, very smooth heel-to-toe transition with elements that make it feel stable.

As a big fan of the ES3, the Salomon Aero Glide 3 (recently discontinued) or 4 (same midsole & outsole as 3) is the perfect replacement for me. According to RunRepeat, it has 19% more cushion than the ES3 and I would agree with that. Stability feels very similar. Smoother heel-to-toe transition than the ES3.

Yeah, good catch.  I think the AG4 is a little bit heavier than the AG3.  I haven’t run in the AG4 yet because I bought a bunch of the 3s on sale.   Yes, it’s a wee bit heavier but the  additional cushioning and smoother heel to toe transitioned offset that.  Also, I think a little extra weight is to be expected for the significantly higher stack height and cushioning.   I’ve run marathons in both and I would choose the AG3 over the ES3. Just my $.02. 

They are built for any pace that feels right. I ran a marathon last weekend in the AG3 at 4:21 min/km and they felt smooth, light, and bouncy. One of the best shoes I've run in more than 25 years of running.

I love the AG3 for threshold runs (4:00 min/km) and intervals (3:45 min/km). They feel great at that pace for me. One of the best shoes I've ever used.