A solid 'graduation level' / introductory max-cushion daily trainer at $150 — good value if you don't need the bounce of the Glycerin Max, but if you have the budget the Glycerin Max is the more fun and better shoe.
Best for: Beginners trying max cushion, runners doing ~25 mpw who want a comfortable rotation shoe at a $150 price point; comfortable for all-day wear.
+2 earlier reviews from Believe in the Run
Subtle upper and outsole tweaks make v3 feel smoother and more comfortable than v2; remains a sturdy easy-day daily trainer that's a safe budget pick at $150 but knocked for weight and lack of versatility. Scored 10/15.
Best for: Beginner runners and easy/recovery daily mileage at $150 — good introductory max-cushion shoe; especially for wide feet.
Improved over v2 — same stack height and DNA Loft v3 foam, but ride feels more responsive and less blocky.
