
Li-Ning
Li-Ning Red Hare 9 Ultra
Overall score
- Weight
- 237.2 g
- Drop
- 9.1 mm
- Heel stack
- 46.2 mm
- Price
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Test scores
Six dimensionsPros & cons
What works, what does notPros
PROS46.2mm high stack, plenty of cushion
Internal shank, decent stability
237.2g light
Great value
Cons
CONSThick sole, average ground feel
Less propulsion than carbon shoes
Narrow toebox
Specifications
Measured- Brand
- Li-Ning
- Type
- Race
- Weight
- 237.2 g
- Drop
- 9.1 mm
- Heel stack
- 46.2 mm
- Plate
- 塑料支撑片
- Price
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Review
Full textThe Li-Ning Red Hare 9 Ultra is a high-stack speed trainer. Its 46.2mm thick midsole with an internal plastic shank balances cushioning and some propulsion, with a well-controlled 237.2g weight.
Performance
The 46.2mm high-stack midsole absorbs plenty of impact, and the plastic shank adds some propulsion and stability. Good for tempo and long runs, but lacks the 'pop' of a carbon plate.
Comfort
Snug upper, but the toebox runs narrow—wide feet should go half a size up. The thick sole feels noticeably plush.
Who it's for
Runners wanting a domestic-brand alternative to big-name trainers, for daily and moderate-intensity training.
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