
Dynafish
Dynafish Xiaonian
Overall score
- Weight
- 192.5 g
- Drop
- 9.4 mm
- Heel stack
- 40.6 mm
- Price
- —
Test scores
Six dimensionsPros & cons
What works, what does notPros
PROS192.5g ultra-light
Direct rebound, clear ground feel
Great value
Good breathability
Cons
CONSNiche brand, limited availability
Average cushioning over long distances
Weak upper support
Specifications
Measured- Brand
- Dynafish
- Type
- Race
- Weight
- 192.5 g
- Drop
- 9.4 mm
- Heel stack
- 40.6 mm
- Plate
- 无
- Price
- —
Review
Full textThe Dynafish Xiaonian is a lightweight speed trainer. At 192.5g it is very competitive for the price, with direct rebound and clear ground feel—often called a 'corrected Evo SL'. Built for tempo and speed work.
Performance
192.5g and direct rebound make the Xiaonian crisp in tempo and interval runs. The 40.6mm stack gives basic cushioning but suits short-to-mid speed work—long-distance cushioning is a bit thin.
Comfort
Thin, breathable upper with a snug fit. Support runs weak—runners with weaker ankles should be careful at speed through corners.
Who it's for
Advanced runners wanting a budget-friendly, light speed trainer. Not for beginners or heavier runners.
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