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Lotto EnergeX vs Sega Nobel Pro

On paper, compared with the Lotto EnergeX, the Sega Nobel Pro is 50 g lighter, ₹600 cheaper, Ride −1.

Lotto EnergeXLottoEnergeXSega Nobel ProSegaNobel Pro
Scores
Overall88
Ride87
Design & Comfort77
Value89
Price
Price₹1,794₹1,200
Specs
CategoryBudgetBudget
Weight350 g300 g
Heel stack38 mm–
Forefoot stack30 mm–
Drop8 mm–
Foam––
Plate––
Fit
Supportneutralmild support
Fitwidenarrow
Sizinggo up halftrue to size
Recommended runner weightAll runners, including heavy (85 kg+)Up to about 85 kg
Best for
Best forEasy runsLong runsBeginnersWalkingRunners 85 kg+TempoRace dayWalking
ProsVery soft, dense midsole, close to the ASICS Nimbus 25 · Handled a half marathon without bottoming out · Thick, durable upper · Great for walking and long hours standing · ₹1,800 to ₹2,000 on saleOne of the most responsive midsoles at this price · Durable
ConsHeavy, about 350 g in UK 8 · No heel counter, not for overpronators · Not for paces around 5 min/km · Runs small, I sized up a full sizeThick, tight upper
Avoid ifYou run fast, around 5 to 6 min/km, overpronate or have ankle stability problems.You run in heat and need a breathable, roomy upper.

My verdicts

Lotto

EnergeX

The EnergeX surprised me more than almost any shoe this year. For under ₹2,000 it is a top pick for beginners, heavier runners, slow runners, walkers and people on their feet all day, but not for fast running.

Avoid if: You run fast, around 5 to 6 min/km, overpronate or have ankle stability problems.

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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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