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Elevar Arc Racer vs Sega Nobel Pro

On paper, compared with the Elevar Arc Racer, the Sega Nobel Pro is 10 g lighter, ₹2,800 cheaper.

Elevar Arc RacerElevarArc RacerSega Nobel ProSegaNobel Pro
Scores
Overall78
Ride77
Design & Comfort67
Value99
Price
Price₹3,990₹1,200
Specs
CategoryBudgetBudget
Weight310 g300 g
Heel stack30 mm–
Forefoot stack20 mm–
Drop10 mm–
FoamTPU (Ride foam)–
Plate––
Fit
Support–mild support
Fit–narrow
Sizinggo up halftrue to size
Recommended runner weightUp to about 85 kgUp to about 85 kg
Best for
Best forEasy runsBeginnersWalkingRunners 85 kg+TempoRace dayWalking
ProsReal TPU foam at ₹4,000 · Very soft, comfy midsole that is not squishy · Very soft, stretchy knit upper, no blisters over a half marathon · Thick outsole, no wear after 50 km, good wet traction · Quick, helpful exchange from the brandOne of the most responsive midsoles at this price · Durable
ConsWeird fit, I had to go up a size · Stiff, padded tongue section makes it hard to get the foot in · Low energy return · Heavy at about 310 g in UK 9Thick, tight upper
Avoid ifYou want energy return for running faster than 6 min/km; a lighter shoe like the Pureboost 5 suits better.You run in heat and need a breathable, roomy upper.

My verdicts

Elevar

Arc Racer

At ₹4,000 I would buy it with my eyes closed for beginners, slow runners, walking and all-day standing. Just get the size right, because the fit is its one big letdown.

Avoid if: You want energy return for running faster than 6 min/km; a lighter shoe like the Pureboost 5 suits better.

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Sega

Nobel Pro

The best budget racing shoe from 100 m to 5K and 10K, with one of the most responsive midsoles at this price.

Avoid if: You run in heat and need a breathable, roomy upper.

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