Nike "free" shoes

[forsberg91 0]

Here are the trainer ones that my bro got:

http://www.finishline.com/store/catalog/pr...&Ntk=ALL_FIELDS

And here are the normal ones:

http://www.finishline.com/store/catalog/pr...&Ntk=ALL_FIELDS

[blackhawks4ever 0]

I must admit I am really suspect about these. After all the years of R&D Nike suddenly decides that arch support and correction for over-pronators, etc is not as important as "strengthening the tendons in your feet". I think that it is a shoe that has its nitch, but it seems like a bunch of advertising BS. I also am a runner. I log 5 miles 5-6 days a week in the off season.

[asdfa 0]

well it's the same thing with mission's S skates right? after years of "stiffness = power = speed", the's now "let your feet move the way they're supposed to". and i don't think this shoe fixes over pronation, it's just making your feet stronger in general

[Jim A 4]

I don't think you're the target consumer if you have serious pro/supination issues..much like the old Sock series (racer and trainers) weren't for everyone with only 2 buckles to support the foot..

I have seen POP with the shoes that go into pretty good detail as to how you should adapt to them, you don't just put them on and log 40 miles a week

[Jordan6969 0]

If shox 45's were 10 dollers cheaper like they were on that website I think I would rather get the shox.

Another thing, so are these shoes for running distances or warmups and cooldowns as JR said.

[forbs02 20]

I'm really ressurecting an old thread here, but does anyone have these shoes? If so, did you find that they sized small? E.g., you usually wear a 9 in a running shoe and had to get a 9.5 in these...

Thanks

[OhMyGodImOnFire 0]

I'm really likin the nike customizer.

[Thockey17 1]

Just get them at a Nike outlet. They're like $30-40

[forbs02 20]

Just get them at a Nike outlet. They're like $30-40

They aren't for me. I'm looking for sizing.

[AnthonyJTa 0]

I'm really ressurecting an old thread here, but does anyone have these shoes? If so, did you find that they sized small? E.g., you usually wear a 9 in a running shoe and had to get a 9.5 in these...

Thanks

I was the other way around... I wear a 9.5 Nike running shoe, but in my Free Trainer 7.0's, I needed a 9.

[kosydar 0]

My 360s are an 11 and my 7.0s are a 12.

[forsberg91 0]

I'm really ressurecting an old thread here, but does anyone have these shoes? If so, did you find that they sized small? E.g., you usually wear a 9 in a running shoe and had to get a 9.5 in these...

Thanks

I was the other way around... I wear a 9.5 Nike running shoe, but in my Free Trainer 7.0's, I needed a 9.

I'm the same as you...I'm normally a 10 but I'm 9.5's in these...

[slapshotsteve73 0]

I'm really ressurecting an old thread here, but does anyone have these shoes? If so, did you find that they sized small? E.g., you usually wear a 9 in a running shoe and had to get a 9.5 in these...

Thanks

I was the other way around... I wear a 9.5 Nike running shoe, but in my Free Trainer 7.0's, I needed a 9.

I'm the same as you...I'm normally a 10 but I'm 9.5's in these...

Yep when i bought my Free Trainers they were 7.5 and my shox were 8...dang my feet were small

[patr0510 0]

I also went down a size when I got my 7.0's.