Brooks Hyperion Max Multi-Tester Review: A plate-less rival to the Endorphin Speed 3?

It has become the norm for many runners to use plated shoes for fast training runs, whether that's a full carbon racer or a plated trainer like the Saucony Endorphin Speed 3 or Asics Magic Speed 2. The Brooks Hyperion Max has no plate, but is still a good fast training option thanks to its lightweight design and responsive ride.

Run Testers Kieran and Nick have been testing the Brooks Hyperion Max in recent weeks; here’s their verdict on the shoe.

JUMP STRAIGHT IN:
00:00​​​​ - Intro
00:12 - Design & Key Stats
01:21 - How’s The Fit?
02:11 - The Run Test
07:58 - Verdict & Alternatives

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