rabbit.reviewsHow strongly 6 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
- Nitrogen-infused TPU Dream midsole with Vectiv 3.0 plates creates a lively, bouncy ride without feeling unstable
- Serrated laces and improved heel counter provide secure fit and comfort
- Spacious forefoot accommodates wide feet without being sloppy
- Fit is finicky, may need to try half size down despite running true-to-size
- Forefoot Vectiv plate may rub on inside of ball of foot depending on toe length
- Outsole isn't class-leading compared to competitors
“I did my first R2R2R in vectiv enduris, but I picked them up on discount online after hearing they had a wider toebox than Speedgoats.”r/AskRunningShoeGeeks
Runners in the community frequently find themselves surprised by how far the Enduris punches above its intended role, one user who “originally bought the enduris as a training shoe” ended up trusting it for the full Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim after “enjoying the rocker and midsole enough” to ditch their Hokas entirely. The shoe's “nice wide platform, great cushioning, and a solid ride”6 make it a credible all-day companion across training and race contexts, though it isn't without friction, at least one owner was selling their pair after just 28 miles due to arch collapse causing “a pretty bad blister”5 on the medial side. The consensus is one of cautious enthusiasm: a genuinely capable shoe that rewards the right foot shape, but one where fit issues can emerge quickly if the geometry doesn't match.