NikeMen's Low-top Running Shoes

Great

Great fit feels amazing while walk/running would recommend

This is the same shoe that used to be sold as the Free RN Flyknit. it is light, flexible, and lasts far longer than i would think. It doesn't have much support or cushioning for long runs, though I have done a 20 miler and it wasn't the beating you would expect from such a minimal shoe. Anything shorter than that and the shoe is wonderful!

Standard for all my reviews: When reviewing products, I always remain objective and honest about the product or service. I always review with information that I feel others would like to know about the product as I always assume what I'm writing will influence for or against the purchase. I always try to go above and beyond surface characteristics and input into quality, value and application. Most importantly, I will always end the review with an answer as to whether I'd purchase the product again which I believe is the most critical question pertaining to the item. To manufacturers: Want me to review your items, just let me know!I haven't been able to find my old Nike Flyknit shoes here on Amazon and have been on the hunt for fashionable, functional and light weight tennis/running shoes. When I go cheaper, I'm nearly always disappointed. After a lot of searching I landed on these. As is usually the case, some of the colors I want are out of stock in my size so I got the black/white combination, which is really more gray ... what I was looking for.They are very light, almost a mesh material and fit perfectly. Looks-wise, they were very close to what I was looking for and I'm really pleased with how light they are and how well they fit. I'm not a runner (bad knees) but wanted something versatile to where for walking or just casually going out. Some have reported rocks getting stuck in the tread holes but I haven't had that issue myself.Hearing that Nike is pulling out of Amazon, I'm inclined to purchase another set of these shoes but figured other resellers would sell through Amazon. Regardless, really happy with the look and functionality of these shoes. Exactly what I was looking for. A bit on the more expensive side but I've learned I have to get north of $100 to get the shoes that fit my desires.Would definitely purchase these again!

Good sneakers. I’ve picked up the black and white but ended receiving the grey, white, black. Despite of that, After purchasing the title said “White/Grey/Black” while in color was described as “black and white”. Not too happy but the color I’ve received is not that a monstrosity either so…

I typically change out my running shoes every 6-10 months, and I’ve found that I keep returning to buy this particular pair. Comfortable running shoes can be incredibly challenging to find, as everyone’s feet are different and their foot strike patterns differ. For me, these shoes were the perfect fit. They’re light weight and pliable so they don’t feel too stiff. After many many miles of running, I’ve never developed blisters or sore spots due to friction along the sides. I fully intend on buying my 4th pair in the new few months when I’ve worn out my current pair!

One shoe was a half size smaller than the other although both labels read as the same size (10.5)For some reason the right shoe is smaller than the left size (as seen in the picture). The left size is a correct size (10.5) while the right's label says it's 10.5 it is probably a size 10.

I bought these shoes to replace my old Nike Free RN 4.0 Flyknit shoes. In my old shoes, my heels would slide side to side, as they had next to no lateral support. These shoes offer an ideal amount of lateral support, and what a difference that makes, especially on uneven surfaces. There is a bit more padding under the heel as well, but these are basically "flat" soles, which I like a lot. I love these shoes, and I'm buying a second pair to have when these wear out. They are extremely lightweight and a joy to run in.One caveat: because of the tread design, small pebbles get lodged in the soles....like a crazy number of pebbles. After a run on "pebbly" surfaces (which is most of the trails around my house) I have to take them off and flex the soles every which way to dislodge the pebbles, lest they get tracked into the house! The best tool for this is a small flat screwdriver. But despite their pebble-catching tendencies, I still love these shoes.