Kiprun Long 2, Running Shoes, Women's

Great running shoes for the price, they are very supportive and comfortable

Pleased with the fit and comfort

I use these all the time for running love them

Bought in a sale at the beginning of the year, when I was marathon training. Didn’t have much expectation, and wasn’t keen on the boring blue colour. Bought a half size bigger to allow for feet swelling. Well I’ve run over 1000kms in them, and they still have quite a bit of life in them. They have done me proud, no injuries, no blisters, no holes anywhere and still quite a bit of tread left,. Even at their normal price, I’ve had more wear in them than previous branded shoes I’ve bought

I'm a neutral runner and run around 30-35 miles per week. The shoes are fine - a little less roll/propulsion than I might like, but nothing to complain about. My problem with the shoes is that the hard plastic part in the mid-sole has started to squeak, on each foot strike (started at around 100 miles). On both feet. Can be overcome with loud music, but is pretty annoying and as a result I would not buy these again.

These shoes are supposed to be good for a mid to long run. I have run a max of 5 miles in these on each run and find that they make the balls of feet sore and even blister and I’ve only done a total of 80 miles in them.

I bought last year's model in the sales as an impulse purchase, after liking the look of them and trying them on in store. They're really comfortable, probably even more so than my main shoe, the Brooks Adrenaline. I have narrow feet and overpronate. I use superfeet insoles in all my running shoes, including these. I've run probably 150 miles in them so far. I tend to use them for runs up to 10 miles, though that's simply because I prefer to wear my adrenalines for longer runs as they're specifically for over pronators. I'm sure they'd be fine over 10 miles though. The grip felt a bit off at 1st but improved after a bit of use. I'll be keeping an eye in the sales later in the year for another bargain, though you can't really complain at the current price.

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I've had these for a month now, and done various road runs of 60-100mins. I find them comfy and no problems as yet. I take a size 39 in normal shoes but always go with size 40 for running so chose size 40 again. Before this I had to return a non-Decathlon pair for being too narrow so was pleased to find some that feel right as I like space around my toes.

These were too narrow for me but I do have wide feet. Returned without any problems.

HAD TO GET A SIZE 43 USUALLY IN 42 BUT VERY COMFORTABLE

I have run several marathons in the Kalenji LONG shoe range. I have the previous two versions of these shoes too. They are the perfect 6.5 uk size for me. However, I was slightly disappointed that the laces on these trainers tend to come off rather easily even when tied tight. Also, the grip on the soles seems to have been slightly changed - it's less grippy on wet surfaces/wet tarmac slightly. I am looking forward to the new version of these shoes. I do over 1000 miles a year and easily go through a couple of pairs of shoes per year. I've stopped wasting money on any other branded shoes as these fit me best. I have seen a few reviews that these shoes may have caused some users pain in their hips, etc. A lot of running coaches will always say that it's not usually a shoe that is the cause of most aches or pains - strength training is very important (glutes exercises, squats, hip exercises) and most runners ignore these and often blame the shoe. I, too, was one of those! Not any more tho - strength training has made me a stronger and better runner. And I stick to Kalenji shoes :) Job done.