Running Shoes Buying Guide

These Nike shoes take supportive cushion to the next level. ZoomX foam is stacked on ReactX foam for a smooth, responsive ride. A midfoot support system provides a stable transition from heel to toe.
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View all Nike Men's Road-Running Shoes| Best Use | Running |
|---|---|
| Running Shoe Support | Stability |
| Running Shoe Cushioning | Maximum Cushion |
| Heel-to-Toe Drop (mm) | 10 |
| Heel Stack Height (mm) | 43 |
| Forefoot Stack Height (mm) | 33 |
| Footwear Height | Ankle |
| Footwear Closure | Lace-up |
| Upper | Engineered mesh |
| Midsole | ZoomX foam/ReactX foam |
| Outsole | High-abrasion blown rubber |
| Weight (Pair) | 1 lb. 5.6 oz. |
| Gender | Men's |
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Best supportive running shoe ever!!! I can walk, run, and also do long runs in it. Love the stability of the midfoot support system, and the cushioning feels fast enough and comfortable enough for daily miles or steady efforts. I tried the Kayano, and it was not a good stability shoe. It was pushing my foot outwards and overcorrecting my stride, causing me pain. The structure plus felt more natural, and the toe box felt more roomy without any hard toe bumper like the Kayano. Overall, anyone can run in this shoe.
Bought this pair of trainees (24.04.26) for their midfoot support system. Very comfortable and helped my left foot problem. I am an urban walker (retired, age 67), covering not long distances and do not expose the shoes to the walking environment where it can be damaged. Unfortunately, the crack appeared on the mesh of left shoe just at the spot where the shoe bend while walking. Very disappointed by the poor quality of the material used.
Great shoe not just for running but even when I’m in the gym they’re good. Comfortable on the foot and are a great improvement from my old ones
Great cushioning and comfort, exactly what I was looking for. To infinity and beyond!!
Nike should rebrand this as a concert shoe. I'm in my late 30s and last year, I slipped a disc (L5/L4) dancing at a music festival last May in some flat shoes. I've been in pain every day since. I eventually got a double epidural shot in my back and it did nothing. Then I got Sacroiliac Joint injection about 2 weeks ago which seemed to help but I still get sore from standing and walking at times. I said enough is enough and bought these shoes for the cushion (which is tremendous) and the structured stability which is good for your back. I just got back from Ultra in Miami and danced for 22+ hours over 3 days and I feel great. Felt great every day, not really sore at all. Totally recommend these shoes for music and festivals!
Too soft! But that goes for every shoe. The structure WAS the stability shoe in Nike lineup and like everything else it went woke and got soft. Way to much instability when you put weight on the forefoot and it collapses to much on the heel strike. It feels great standing but when you put in your orthotics you are know way to high inside of the shoe. Not orthotic friendly. I have also been a fane of Nike but just can’t seem to come around to the overly cushioned shoes. They cause way to much movement and lower back issues.
I love my size 9s. Fit is perfect (very important) & the structure of the shoe makes my foot feel snug & secure. A great walking shoe that’s also great on the treadmill. Very very pleased with this purchase. Strongly recommend this shoe. Love the color scheme too…
The sneakers are good, of course... BUT... they are clearly not for running!!! Everything is good... but heavy... Nike, stop making soles like elephants!... Your feet will get tired running in these... By what criteria are they considered running? I give them 3 stars; they are not worth more... These are definitely not running sneakers! I don't know what kind of runners are gathered here who are all praising them))... Pegasus are much better and cheaper!
Good show but support isn't what you'd expect for such a deep sole. I'm 90kg so not a light runner but not the heaviest either and I feel it in my knees. They have also started disintegrating around the ankle after only 4 months/500km. Very poor showing from the usually reliable Nike.
The new Structure Plus runs true to size, and has nice style and enough comfort and stability, but the drawback to me is durability. The inside of the uppers developed holes that grew, despite regular, not very heavy, wear a little over a month. The outsole provides traction but shows plenty of wear, which is surprising for a shoe of this weight, along with the price. The midsole feels firm and not bouncy. Hope Nike works on the durability here.