in comfort on my knees when wearing them, so much so that I don't even really feel them whilst running. Have ran 2 PB's in them in the 2 races I have done since buying. Overall: I think I've found my trainer of choice. Nike always seem to suit my feet, wide
Pros: Cons: Full Review: What's new? This is a new addition to Nike's light Lunar range. Flywire across the arch locks the foot in place, a stitchless upper gives rub-free comfort and there's gender-specific Lunarlite foam in the midsole for a
Pros: Cons: Weight (M): 343g Weight (W): 278g Contact: www.nike.com Full Review: What's new? This new model takes the ideas introduced in the LunarGlide+ (Lunar foam, Dynamic Support wedge in the midsole) and combines them with a seamless upper
of years when it was dropped by Nike, has been a big seller since. With this latest version Nike has worked on the upper, to provide a better fit and more support around the arch. The cushioning comes from a full-length Air-Sole unit, and there’s now a
. Weaknesses: Unfeasibly comfortable. Overall: Not sure that they are really worth it until Nike do something about the flimsy construction. Nic L: LIKE WEARING SLIPPERS!! Strengths: Allow you to run more naturally, and I find they encourage me to toe-strike (I
In short:First Nike shoe with a completely foamless midsole Weight (M): 354g Contact: www.nike.com Full Review: The Air Max 360 is the first Nike Air shoe with a completely foamless midsole - something it's been working towards for years. Instead
as cushioned. Back to the Nike....i have a neutral foot with a slight underpronation...so these shoes were suitable...for myself i think these would be a great race day shoe but not a regular 3 day + training shoe. I felt the cushioning for high milage pounding
. Cons:For mild to moderate overpronators looking for a well-cushioned and responsive ride, this shoe is one of the best. Weight (M): 340g Contact: www.nike.com Full Review: The Triax has reduced overlays on the upper for better breathability and reduced
