Basic Information
| Brand | 中喬 |
| Model | 飛影 Plaid 2.0 |
| Year | 2025 |
| Gender Version | Unisex |
| Category |
Tempo Run
Half Marathon
Full Marathon
Advanced Runner
Speed Training
|
| Terrain | Asphalt |
Technical Specifications
| Midsole Technology | PRO HP foam with ~95% energy return, hardness 30–35C |
| Carbon Plate Structure | Semi‑segmented hollow carbon plate with ~10% increased stiffness for better cornering stability |
| Upper Material | PRO Knit technology with 55% PEBA fibers blended in |
| Outsole Configuration | CPU durable rubber (transparent, anti‑slip) |
| Forefoot Thickness | 32.0mm |
| Heel Thickness | 39.0mm |
| Drop | 7mm |
| Weight | 225g |
Wearing Experience
| Fit |
Comfortable |
| Breathability |
(4/5)
|
| Stability |
High |
| Cushion Distribution |
Even |
| Feel Attribute |
Fast rebound, long‑distance stability, and smooth rolling transition |
| Bounce |
(5/5)
|
Runner Matching
| Running Style Recommendation |
Neutral |
| Runner Level |
Advanced |
| Weight Range |
Medium/Light |
| Width |
Standard |
| Arch Type |
Medium |
| Landing Type |
Forefoot |
Practical Information
| Price | $140.00 USD (approx.) |
Durability | 1,000 km |
Overall Rating |
5.0 |
User Review Summary
The Feiying Plaid 2.0 is known as a “fast‑rebound carbon racer,” emphasizing quicker response and higher cadence efficiency compared with the 1.5 version. It maintains stable elasticity over long distances and offers better cornering stability, but it remains a shoe that demands skill—not the most beginner‑friendly option.
As the 2025 flagship carbon‑plated racer from Zhongqiao, the Plaid 2.0 uses the PRO HP midsole (PEBA super‑critical foam, ~95% energy return) with stack heights of 32 mm forefoot / 39 mm heel / 7 mm drop, and a weight of 225–235 g (men’s US9). Compared with the 1.5, it delivers a sharper “fast rebound” sensation and quicker responsiveness, making it ideal for elite runners targeting sub‑4:00/km pace in half‑marathon or marathon races.
Best for:
Elite runners or experienced marathoners
Half‑marathon / marathon racing
Forefoot or midfoot strikers
Not ideal for:
Beginners or heel‑strike‑dominant runners
Heavier runners who require more stability
