Brooks$149.95

Hyperion Max 3

A high-stack training shoe with a nylon plate for workouts and long runs.

Checked US price · 2026-09-07. Before tax and shipping. Fleet Feet confirms an in-stock US offer at $149.95; size and color availability varies.

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Brand specifications

The shoe at a glance.

The Hyperion Max 3 combines soft cushioning, a tall platform and a nylon plate for workouts and longer road runs. Its intended use also includes everyday training, giving it a broader role than a shoe reserved solely for competition. The build feels somewhat heavy, and stability leaves room for improvement, so runners who need a supportive platform should weigh those compromises against its training versatility. The knit upper is comfortable but holds the foot closely, with only standard width verified, making overall foot volume an important fit consideration.

Pros and cons

Our summary of published testing and reviewer impressions. Checked 2026-10-03.

Pros

Substantial impact protection for longer runs.
Improved rebound from the updated foam.
A well-made knit upper adds comfort.

Cons

The platform offers limited stability.
Weight is noticeable for faster training.

A closer look

Where it fits in your running

Recorded uses: everyday runs, faster training. Designed for road running.

Cushioning and ride

Published testing found a major cushioning upgrade with a less bulky sensation than its height suggests. It suits long training efforts, provided the platform feels steady under your stride.

Our editorial ride category: soft.

Fit and sizing

The independent review described the knit upper as close-fitting and comfortable.

Recorded widths: standard.

Men’s medium 1D / regular D verified; available sizes vary by retailer.

Men’s listing; widths and linked price apply to the recorded product range. Check your size and stock at the retailer. An offered width does not guarantee personal fit.

Before you choose

The independent review found it slightly heavy and saw room for improved stability.

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$149.95 recorded · 2026-09-07

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Manufacturer specifications

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Listed weight: 280.7 g
Heel-to-toe drop: 6 mm
Heel stack height: Not verified
Plate: Other performance plate / rods
Support: Not verified
Recorded product range: Men’s
Widths offered: Standard

Source: Brooks product page . Listed weights may refer to different reference sizes.

Follow the evidence.

Information checked 2026-09-07. Ride and fit descriptions use brand information and published reviews where available; matching categories are our editorial interpretation.

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Product information and editorial guidance help you compare. Catalog details checked 2026-09-07.

From the manufacturer

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Fit and ride notes

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