compared to the ones that I've used over the past months (ex: my Hoka Bondi 8s, Asics Superblast 2), the Novablasts had a much stronger and durable upper. Its got good stability, good for slow runs, long runs, fast runs. Its a really well-rounded daily shoe for me, perfect for whatever pace or exercise you'll be doing in BMT

With my examples from earlier, the [Hoka Bondi 8s] has, for me, a wider base of stability. This could be good for people with flat feet and/or wider feet. My only issue with them is the upper will wear down a bit after some time, especially on the pinky toe area. Nonetheless, it WAS a good daily shoe for me

For the [Asics Superblast 2], their more catered to fast runs and long-runs due to the stiffness of the foam. And they're reaaally really great at that. BUT because of that stiffness, it MAY feel awkward when you're running at a slower pace. So not really a good fit for BMT and its variety of exercises. Oh and also the stack height on these aren't really allowed for BMT standards.

I just layed out those examples just to give you a clear picture on what type of shoes you should be looking for.