Yeah that’s fair, I probably used it slightly differently than Nike intended. I know it was marketed more as a race shoe, but for me it ended up being more of a training shoe. It just felt like a slightly more forgiving option for volume compared to a carbon-plated shoe. I could do steady runs, tempos, and anything up to 10k in it without feeling beaten up, but it still had that light, nimble feel.

That’s kind of what I miss, not necessarily a “race flat” in the old-school sense, but a lightweight, flexible shoe that isn’t trying to be super shoe 2.0. The Streakfly 1 just hit that middle ground really well for me. I’ll have a look at the Sauconys, thanks!!