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Li-Ning Red Hare 9 Ultra

Li-Ning

Li-Ning Red Hare 9 Ultra

7.5/ 10

Overall score

Weight
237.2 g
Drop
9.1 mm
Heel stack
46.2 mm
Price
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Test scores

Six dimensions
Cushioning—
Stability—
Grip—
Durability—
Comfort—
Weight—

Pros & cons

What works, what does not

Pros

PROS
  • 46.2mm high stack, plenty of cushion

  • Internal shank, decent stability

  • 237.2g light

  • Great value

Cons

CONS
  • Thick 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
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Price
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Review

Full text

The 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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