With Rebel shoes, the question is not just whether they fit. It is how much speed you actually want from your training shoe.
FuelCell Rebel V5 makes sense if you want something light and responsive for regular running. SuperComp Rebel feels sharper underfoot, so it may suit runners who like a plated feel for quicker sessions or more purposeful training days.
Here at Smiths, we can help you compare the two without turning it into a spec sheet. The right choice might come down to how the shoe rolls, how secure the upper feels, or whether the extra propulsion feels helpful once you are moving.
GAIT analysis can also be useful if you are stepping into faster shoes for the first time. Bring in your current runners if you have them, especially if you are trying to decide whether Rebel should replace your daily trainer or sit beside it in your rotation.