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The figure I hear most often is 300-500 miles for a pair of running shoes – there’s nothing to suggest the brand and model you mention would be any different.

If it’s a true racing flat (as the name suggests), I would give them a lot less than what you are used to in a standard trainer. They are all nothing but blown rubber and no medial support, which translates into a worn-out shoe very quickly. As you know, I wear racing flats as a trainer, and I get 400 – 500km out of each pair (depending on season, etc). I’d say Steve Waco is about right, in my experience. — David (in Hamilton, Ont) "Bid me run, and I will strive with things impossible."                                    Shakespeare, Julius Caesar http://www.angelfire.com/nc/swstudio/home.html – – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I was curious if anyone knew the typical mileage that you can get out of a brooks Hyperion racer shoe.  I’m thinking its maybe around 200 or 300 miles, much less then, maybe half as much as you would get out of a regular shoe. Appreciate your input

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The figure I hear most often is 300-500 miles for a pair of running shoes – there’s nothing to suggest the brand and model you mention would be any different. -S- – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I was curious if anyone knew the typical mileage that you can get out of a brooks Hyperion racer shoe.  I’m thinking its maybe around 200 or 300 miles, much less then, maybe half as much as you would get out of a regular shoe. Appreciate your input

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I was curious if anyone knew the typical mileage that you can get out of a brooks Hyperion racer shoe.  I’m thinking its maybe around 200 or 300 miles, much less then, maybe half as much as you would get out of a regular shoe. Appreciate your input

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