Nike Vaporfly Next% 3 | RACE TESTED REVIEW

The Nike Vaporfly 3 is officially here! We didn't see a single Vaporfly 3 prototype among the top 10 men and women at the New York City Marathon, but by then, Jeff Dengate already had in a pair for testing. Here's how the Vaporfly 3 performs, after four months of workouts and racing.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:57 - The Lightest Vaporfly yet?
2:15 - ZoomX Performance
3:27 - New Flyknit Upper
4:40 - Race-tested Flyplate Snap
5:48 - Quieter and Smoother Ride
6:34 - Colorways and Aesthetics
7:45 - Release Date and Price

The third version of the Vaporfly is essentially an entirely new shoe, but it doesn’t deviate too far from the original model. Nike didn’t want to reinvent a shoe that was already working so well, and looked to make small tweaks that improve upon the existing racer. Even so, it uses all-new components.

Nike overhauled the Vaporfly from the rubber up, looking to make the third version the lightest yet. In Jeff's men’s size 12, the shoe sees only a 0.1-ounce drop from version 2 (the first Next% was 0.4 ounces lighter still). So, it’s not the lightest ever, but it’s still lighter than competitors like the Asics MetaSpeed Sky+, Saucony Endorphin Pro 3, New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Elite v3, Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 3, and Puma Deviate Elite 2.

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