361 Degrees Furious Future 2: building consensus — a public grade is not available yet; synthesized so far from 7 reviews across 3 creators, freshest review Jun 9, 2026.
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Price and Positioning The clearest point of agreement among reviewers is on value: several noted that the Furious Future 2 lands around $200–$220, notably below most carbon-plated racing shoes. For buyers hoping to get into the super-shoe category without paying flagship prices, this makes the Furious Future 2 one of the more accessible entries currently available.
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RadDadBodTV believes they could go a couple minutes faster than their 10K PR, but still got very close in the 361 Furious Future 2 during a midweek workout.
RadDadBodTV concludes the 361 Furious Future 2 looks like it will be crazy but is more conservative than expected.
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Several reviewers found the 361 Furious Future 2 priced notably below most super shoes, around the $200–$220 mark.
Buyers seeking carbon-plated racing shoes on a budget may find the Furious Future 2 one of the more affordable options in the category.
2 creators3 opinions
RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 retails at about $220, but they saw it on sale for about $200.
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Price and Positioning The clearest point of agreement among reviewers is on value: several noted that the Furious Future 2 lands around $200–$220, notably below most carbon-plated racing shoes. For buyers hoping to get into the super-shoe category without paying flagship prices, this makes the Furious Future 2 one of the more accessible entries currently available.
Several reviewers found the 361 Furious Futur…
RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 retails at about $220, but they saw it on sale for about $200.
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RadDadBodTV describes a booty-style lacing and tongue with a nice stretch tongue and some nice padding in the heel.
RadDadBodTV describes the fit as intentionally tight, a 'booty fit'.
RadDadBodTV describes the upper as a seamless PP film tech, an elastic and soft mesh that is soft, flexible, has some give but not a ton of stretch.
RadDadBodTV finds that the shoe does not compress and explode off the ground and is not as snappy as they expected given the aggressive look.
RadDadBodTV finds the $200–$220 price cheaper than the large majority of super shoes on the market.
RadDadBodTV finds the 361 Furious Future 2 fairly comfortable despite being pretty snug.
RadDadBodTV finds the 361 Furious Future 2 snug in width, with a toe box that is standard or even a little roomy, but the midfoot and heel are very, very snug.
RadDadBodTV finds the 361 Furious Future 2 surprisingly stable, speculating this may be due to the channel on the bottom and the rigidity of the plate.
RadDadBodTV finds the shoe responsive and believes you do get some propulsion, but describes the sensation as more 'bouncy' than snappy.
RadDadBodTV notes that 361 is testing the waters in the US and sent a size 10 instead of their normal 10.5.
RadDadBodTV notes the heel is soft and not super rigid, moving with the foot, and there is a pull tab to help get the shoe on because it fits tight.
RadDadBodTV notes the outsole coverage is generous, keeping the shoe lightweight.
RadDadBodTV observed that the length of the size 10 felt fine initially, but they ended up hitting their toes against the end on some longer runs.
RadDadBodTV observes decent wear and tear after only about 30 miles, in the heel area and around exposed foam areas, more than expected, and states durability is their main concern.
RadDadBodTV observes that despite the tight fit and booty upper, they did not have any lockdown issues.
RadDadBodTV observes that the shoe breathes really well, noting their feet were actually cold in winter because it is a very breathable race fit.
RadDadBodTV observes the midfoot gap collapses, making them feel bounced around rather than propelled forward.
RadDadBodTV observes the outsole (RPU rubber, very thin) did a really good job with grip, including on some ice.
RadDadBodTV recommends going up a half size if you are between sizes in the 361 Furious Future 2.
RadDadBodTV recommends the 361 Furious Future 2 for those with stability needs, calling it a 'dark horse' in that sense.
RadDadBodTV sets a 10K PR in the 361 Furious Future 2 during a progression run.
RadDadBodTV states that if you have wide feet, this is not the shoe for you.
RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 has what is needed to go 26.2 miles and they could run a race in it, but personally would want something a bit more aggressive for a marathon.
RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 is a nice option for narrow-footed runners.
RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 provides responsiveness and energy return, but not at the top tier of speed.
RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 retails at about $220, but they saw it on sale for about $200.
RadDadBodTV states the upper is really streamlined, really locked in, with really great lockdown.
jogoncrago compares the 361° Furious Future 2 to the Meta Speed Tokyo Edge, observing that once you get past the midfoot and are plunging down into the foam in the 361° Furious Future 2, he was reminded of the Tokyo series.
jogoncrago finds the 361° Furious Future 2 is a little bit more bulky and has a bit more of a cruisy feeling racing shoe compared to the Meta Speed Tokyo Edge.
jogoncrago observes that the softness and that kind of sinking feeling in the 361° Furious Future 2 reminded him of the Meta Speed Tokyo series.
jogoncrago states that the 361° Furious Future 2 can be picked up for a bit cheaper than the Meta Speed Tokyo series, around the $200 mark on Tao.
jogoncrago speculates that the Furious Future is a more premium option in 361 Degrees' lineup and notes they are not sure whether that will stay the same with the Furious Future 2.
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RadDadBodTV finds the $200–$220 price cheaper than the large majority of super shoes on the market.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full ReviewWatch sourcejogoncrago states that the 361° Furious Future 2 can be picked up for a bit cheaper than the Meta Speed Tokyo series, around the $200 mark on Tao.
ASICS Metaspeed Edge and Sky Tokyo Dual Review: Do We Need Both? 15:49The reviewer found the Furious Future 2's fit intentionally snug with a "bootie" upper, recommending a half-size up for between-size runners and cautioning against it for wide feet.
The shoe is built for narrow-footed runners; those with wide feet or between sizes should size up or look elsewhere.
1 creator7 opinions
RadDadBodTV notes that 361 is testing the waters in the US and sent a size 10 instead of their normal 10.5.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full ReviewWatch sourceRadDadBodTV observed that the length of the size 10 felt fine initially, but they ended up hitting their toes against the end on some longer runs.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV recommends going up a half size if you are between sizes in the 361 Furious Future 2.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV finds the 361 Furious Future 2 snug in width, with a toe box that is standard or even a little roomy, but the midfoot and heel are very, very snug.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV describes the fit as intentionally tight, a 'booty fit'.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV states that if you have wide feet, this is not the shoe for you.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 is a nice option for narrow-footed runners.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31The reviewer praised the upper's lockdown, breathability, and comfort despite the tight fit, noting feet ran cold in winter due to how well-ventilated it is.
The breathable, locked-in upper suits racing but may feel cold in low temperatures and is not designed for roomy comfort.
1 creator7 opinions
RadDadBodTV describes the upper as a seamless PP film tech, an elastic and soft mesh that is soft, flexible, has some give but not a ton of stretch.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV describes a booty-style lacing and tongue with a nice stretch tongue and some nice padding in the heel.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV notes the heel is soft and not super rigid, moving with the foot, and there is a pull tab to help get the shoe on because it fits tight.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV observes that despite the tight fit and booty upper, they did not have any lockdown issues.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV states the upper is really streamlined, really locked in, with really great lockdown.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV observes that the shoe breathes really well, noting their feet were actually cold in winter because it is a very breathable race fit.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV finds the 361 Furious Future 2 fairly comfortable despite being pretty snug.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09Reviewers described the Furious Future 2's ride as soft and bouncy rather than snappy or aggressive, with a sinking-into-foam sensation reminiscent of the ASICS Metaspeed Tokyo series.
Despite an aggressive appearance, the shoe delivers a cushioned, cruisy ride rather than a sharp, propulsive snap — buyers wanting a stiff, explosive racer may find it too soft.
2 creators8 opinions
RadDadBodTV finds the shoe responsive and believes you do get some propulsion, but describes the sensation as more 'bouncy' than snappy.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review6:13RadDadBodTV finds that the shoe does not compress and explode off the ground and is not as snappy as they expected given the aggressive look.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review6:13RadDadBodTV observes the midfoot gap collapses, making them feel bounced around rather than propelled forward.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review6:13RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 provides responsiveness and energy return, but not at the top tier of speed.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review6:13RadDadBodTV concludes the 361 Furious Future 2 looks like it will be crazy but is more conservative than expected.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31jogoncrago compares the 361° Furious Future 2 to the Meta Speed Tokyo Edge, observing that once you get past the midfoot and are plunging down into the foam in the 361° Furious Future 2, he was reminded of the Tokyo series.
ASICS Metaspeed Edge and Sky Tokyo Dual Review: Do We Need Both? 15:49jogoncrago finds the 361° Furious Future 2 is a little bit more bulky and has a bit more of a cruisy feeling racing shoe compared to the Meta Speed Tokyo Edge.
ASICS Metaspeed Edge and Sky Tokyo Dual Review: Do We Need Both? 15:49jogoncrago observes that the softness and that kind of sinking feeling in the 361° Furious Future 2 reminded him of the Meta Speed Tokyo series.
ASICS Metaspeed Edge and Sky Tokyo Dual Review: Do We Need Both? 15:49The reviewer found the Furious Future 2 surprisingly stable for a racing shoe, attributing this to the outsole channel and plate rigidity, and recommended it for runners with stability needs.
Stability-seeking racers who usually avoid super shoes may find the Furious Future 2 a viable "dark horse" option.
1 creator2 opinions
RadDadBodTV finds the 361 Furious Future 2 surprisingly stable, speculating this may be due to the channel on the bottom and the rigidity of the plate.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review6:13RadDadBodTV recommends the 361 Furious Future 2 for those with stability needs, calling it a 'dark horse' in that sense.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31The reviewer observed concerning outsole and exposed-foam wear after only about 30 miles, naming durability as their main worry despite good grip.
Early wear signs raise questions about long-term durability; buyers should weigh the low price against potentially shorter shoe life.
1 creator3 opinions
RadDadBodTV observes the outsole (RPU rubber, very thin) did a really good job with grip, including on some ice.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31RadDadBodTV observes decent wear and tear after only about 30 miles, in the heel area and around exposed foam areas, more than expected, and states durability is their main concern.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31RadDadBodTV notes the outsole coverage is generous, keeping the shoe lightweight.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31The reviewer set a near-PR in the Furious Future 2 and believes it can cover a marathon, but personally prefers something more aggressive for 26.2 miles.
The shoe is race-capable and fast enough for strong performances, but may not satisfy runners seeking maximum aggressiveness on race day.
1 creator3 opinions
RadDadBodTV sets a 10K PR in the 361 Furious Future 2 during a progression run.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review6:13RadDadBodTV believes they could go a couple minutes faster than their 10K PR, but still got very close in the 361 Furious Future 2 during a midweek workout.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review6:13RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 has what is needed to go 26.2 miles and they could run a race in it, but personally would want something a bit more aggressive for a marathon.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31The reviewer speculates that the Furious Future 2 may continue the original Furious Future's position as 361's more premium racing option, though they are uncertain whether that hierarchy will hold.
361's internal lineup positioning for the Furious Future 2 is not yet confirmed, so buyers should compare it directly against the Flame 4 rather than assuming a clear premium tier.
1 creator1 opinion
jogoncrago speculates that the Furious Future is a more premium option in 361 Degrees' lineup and notes they are not sure whether that will stay the same with the Furious Future 2.
361 Degrees Flame 4 Review: Aggressive Mechanical Fun 16:21jogoncrago states that the 361° Furious Future 2 can be picked up for a bit cheaper than the Meta Speed Tokyo series, around the $200 mark on Tao.
ASICS Metaspeed Edge and Sky Tokyo Dual Review: Do We Need Both? 15:49Ride Character On the actual ride, reviewers converged on a similar impression: despite its aggressive racing-shoe looks, the Furious Future 2 rides soft and bouncy rather than snappy or explosive. Multiple reviewers described a sinking-into-foam feel, comparing it to the cushioned, cruisy sensation of the ASICS Metaspeed Tokyo line. That's a meaningful heads-up for anyone expecting a stiff, propulsive racer — the shoe leans toward comfort-oriented bounce rather than sharp energy return.
Reviewers described the Furious Future 2's ri…
RadDadBodTV finds the shoe responsive and believes you do get some propulsion, but describes the sensation as more 'bouncy' than snappy.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review6:13RadDadBodTV concludes the 361 Furious Future 2 looks like it will be crazy but is more conservative than expected.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31jogoncrago compares the 361° Furious Future 2 to the Meta Speed Tokyo Edge, observing that once you get past the midfoot and are plunging down into the foam in the 361° Furious Future 2, he was reminded of the Tokyo series.
ASICS Metaspeed Edge and Sky Tokyo Dual Review: Do We Need Both? 15:49Fit and Upper One reviewer's detailed account of the fit paints a shoe built for a specific foot type: an intentionally snug "bootie" upper that the reviewer felt worked best for narrow feet, recommending a half-size up for those between sizes and steering wide-footed runners elsewhere. The same reviewer praised the upper's lockdown, breathability, and comfort, though noted that this ventilation came with a downside — cold feet in winter conditions. Since this comes from a single review, it should be read as one runner's experience rather than a broad consensus, but it's a useful data point for anyone with wide feet or who races in cold weather.
The reviewer found the Furious Future 2's fit…The reviewer praised the upper's lockdown
RadDadBodTV notes that 361 is testing the waters in the US and sent a size 10 instead of their normal 10.5.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full ReviewWatch sourceRadDadBodTV observed that the length of the size 10 felt fine initially, but they ended up hitting their toes against the end on some longer runs.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review3:09RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 is a nice option for narrow-footed runners.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31Stability Adding a further wrinkle, one reviewer found the shoe surprisingly stable for a racing model, crediting the outsole channel and plate rigidity, and suggested it could work for runners who typically avoid super shoes due to stability concerns. This is again a single reviewer's take, but it points to a possible niche use case worth confirming with a fit trial if stability is a priority for you.
The reviewer found the Furious Future 2 surpr…
RadDadBodTV finds the 361 Furious Future 2 surprisingly stable, speculating this may be due to the channel on the bottom and the rigidity of the plate.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review6:13RadDadBodTV recommends the 361 Furious Future 2 for those with stability needs, calling it a 'dark horse' in that sense.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31Durability and Race-Day Suitability Two individual reviewer observations are worth weighing against the shoe's low price. One reviewer flagged early outsole and exposed-foam wear after roughly 30 miles, despite good grip, and named durability as a real concern. Separately, another reviewer ran a near-PR in the shoe and considers it capable of handling a full marathon, though they personally prefer a more aggressive shoe for that distance. Together these suggest the Furious Future 2 can perform on race day, but buyers should factor in both the durability question and whether the softer ride matches what they want out of marathon racing.
The reviewer observed concerning outsole and…The reviewer set a near-PR in the Furious Fut…
Where It Fits in the Lineup Finally, one reviewer speculated that the Furious Future 2 might continue the original Furious Future's role as 361's premium racing option, but was explicit about not being certain this hierarchy holds. Buyers shouldn't assume a clear "flagship" positioning from this alone — it's worth comparing directly against 361's Flame 4 rather than taking the premium tier for granted.
The reviewer speculates that the Furious Futu…
jogoncrago speculates that the Furious Future is a more premium option in 361 Degrees' lineup and notes they are not sure whether that will stay the same with the Furious Future 2.
361 Degrees Flame 4 Review: Aggressive Mechanical Fun 16:21Bottom Line For buyers, the Furious Future 2's appeal centers on affordability in a category known for high prices, paired with a soft, cushioned ride rather than a razor-sharp one. That combination suits runners who want super-shoe features without the super-shoe price tag or an ultra-aggressive feel. The tighter, narrow-oriented fit and the single report of early wear are the two factors most worth confirming for your own foot shape and mileage expectations before committing.
Several reviewers found the 361 Furious Futur…Reviewers described the Furious Future 2's ri…The reviewer found the Furious Future 2's fit…The reviewer observed concerning outsole and…
RadDadBodTV states the 361 Furious Future 2 retails at about $220, but they saw it on sale for about $200.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full ReviewWatch sourcejogoncrago states that the 361° Furious Future 2 can be picked up for a bit cheaper than the Meta Speed Tokyo series, around the $200 mark on Tao.
ASICS Metaspeed Edge and Sky Tokyo Dual Review: Do We Need Both? 15:49RadDadBodTV finds the shoe responsive and believes you do get some propulsion, but describes the sensation as more 'bouncy' than snappy.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review6:13RadDadBodTV concludes the 361 Furious Future 2 looks like it will be crazy but is more conservative than expected.
361 Furious Future 2 - Full Review9:31RadDadBodTV observed that the length of the size 10 felt fine initially, but they ended up hitting their toes against the end on some longer runs.
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