Nike Women's Trail Running Shoes

Description

Designed for short races and a typically barefoot fit, the Nike Free RN 2018 sun - woman running shoe is the lightest model of the Free RN family. The upper, enveloping like a glove, integrates more stretch yarns than previous versions for comfort never felt before. The innovative sole, with an updated workmanship, expands and contracts with every movement. Thanks to the "packable" design, the shoe is easy to store in the bag and never give up an out-of-program run. Review: Love these shoes so much - Where do I start? They are definitely white when they come out the box, bright and nice and clean. I have purchased multiple pairs. They fit to size well for me, and they are great for EVERY activity. I work on my feet a lot for my part time job at a gym but also as a coach and a player (volleyball). So it helps me throughout the day. I’m traditionally standing a very long time for both jobs and the really support my feet to not feel so swollen or tired. They do last, I just wear them so aggressively, I still wear the old pair I had, I just needed a new white pair to wear to work. The old pair have seen some things! Very breathable and very suitable for walking. Additional pics to come! Review: Great comfortable running shoes! - I bought a pair of these shoes from a local store back in 2018 and loved how they fit my foot like a glove and felt so light on my feet for any kind of activity. I went back to the same store a couple of years later to buy them again but they did not carry the same model. I was very happy to find them on desertcart in many more beautiful colors than the two colors my initial pair were available in. I had bought my first pair for $60 and feel that spending $100+ is rather expensive but it is also difficult to find running shoes that feel so good and I loved the bright color so I bought 3 more pairs to hopefully keep me in running shoes for the next several years. My first pair has held up very well for me and have been washed several times so I feel good about the overall quality of the shoes. I have low arches and have had double bunion surgery many years ago so I usually exchange the insoles that come in shoes for insoles with an arch. I did not need to do this for about three years with my first pair but lately began having some toe pain so I simply added added a gel arch under the regular insole and that easily solved the problem. I generally wear a 5 or 5.5 but a 6 fits me perfectly. I also have narrow heels and these shoes gently hug my feel all around, giving a solid feeling of stability and lightness.