Good Shoe for interval working,light weight good stability, didn't like much for distance i feel too stiff on the heel, the adidas ultrabook is the best por high milage.

Sole not as good as previous Volmeros 1 to 9 for trail running, especially in wet, muddy or slippery conditions. Less grip and minimal tread.
More suited for pavement or running machine.
Why this was changed defies logic.
To me is the now the Windows 8 of running shoes and will have to seek another type.

I have nearly 200 miles and the soles have worn quick. With the shoe looking in nearly perfect condition, it's almost a shame to get rid of them!

Good daily workhorse for an older runner needing more cushion but still wanting to run at a good pace. Better than the 9s for sure. On my 3rd pair already! Unfortunately I only get about 300-350 miles on pavement before they lose the shock protection and I start feeling dinged up.

I find the Vomero 10s to be comfortably and I enjoy running in them. I like the cushioning, the arch support and they fit well. I was a big fan of the earlier Vomeros and I like these much better than the previous few models. I would have given them 5 stars, but I have about 120 miles on them and they have significant wear outer souls. I don't think they will last much more than 200 miles before I wear through the bottoms.

I run a little over 20 miles a week on asphalt. My previous Pegasus 30's had just about 400 miles before retired them.

Bought these shoes and thought they looked heavy. When I tried these shoes on they were surprisingly light and comfortable. The fly-wire made the shoe very snug on my feet. I love these shoes

I walk extensively on hard pavement and am a significant forefoot striker. I challenged the RRS expert to name the 3 best shoes for forefoot cushioning and explain why. After a very helpful discussion, I chose the Vomeros.

I'd previously worn Gel Kayanos for years, but the 20's were a huge disappointment...not nearly as comfortable as 18's and earlier versions. The Vomeros, on the other hand, are great. After 3 weeks of use and over 50 miles, I'm very satisfied. They are light yet supportive and have exceptional cushioning in both the forefoot and heel...continuing to feel great even after hour+ walks.

I highly recommend these shoes if you want cushioning (with support)!

After only one run this morning I think Nike has improved on the vomero 9. They are lighter and seem to be comfortable out of the box. There isn't as much cushion as the 9 but I was still pleased with the comfort. Good arch support for longer runs. They are very good looking as well!