Men's Hyperion Max 4

$199.95
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6mm drop 45mm heel Road & Pavement
by Brooks
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The Brooks Hyperion Max 4 is your go-to for those long progression runs and uptempo workouts, offering a smooth, responsive ride with a firm, structured platform. Designed for serious runners, its secure fit and efficient transitions make it a reliable partner when you need stability and speed through every mile.

Technical Details

Category
Speed & Racing
Stability
Neutral
Surface
Road & Pavement
Weight
286gMen's US 9
Drop
6mm
Heel Stack
45mm
Forefoot Stack
39mm

Cushion Height

Max Cushion

45 mm heel stack

Stack height measures the material beneath your foot, not how soft a shoe feels.

How This Shoe Compares

Compared to Brooks Ghost 15

The Brooks Ghost 15 offers a softer, more cushioned ride suited for everyday comfort and easy runs, making it ideal for runners who prioritize a plush feel over speed-focused performance like the Hyperion Max 4.

Compared to Saucony Endorphin Speed 3

The Saucony Endorphin Speed 3 provides a more flexible, springy ride with its PWRRUN PB cushioning and nylon plate, contrasting with the firmer, more structured feel of the Hyperion Max 4, which is better for runners seeking a stable platform during longer, faster efforts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Brooks Hyperion Max 4 true to size?
Yes, the Hyperion Max 4 generally fits true to size, but its performance-oriented upper may feel snug for those with wider feet.
Can I use the Hyperion Max 4 for daily training?
While the Hyperion Max 4 is designed for speed-focused runs, it can be used for daily training if you prefer a firmer ride with structured support.
Is the Hyperion Max 4 suitable for marathon training?
The Hyperion Max 4 is well-suited for marathon training, particularly for workouts emphasizing speed and steady long runs with surges, but may be less ideal for those who need more cushioning for recovery days.