Nike Running Shoes Reviews

Some dismiss Nike as a marketing brand, but Nike was started by a runner (Phil Knight) and his trainer (the legendary Bill Bowermann) as a true game-changer running brand. Universal fit, the latest technologies and the help from world-class runners make Nike some of the top running shoes out there. One thing we particularly like about Nike is how daring they are in updating their shoes and constantly innovating.

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Weight
11.6 oz.
Drop
10 mm.
Category
Cushioning
“The Nike Vomero Premium is a comfortable but heavy luxury trainer that’s only suitable for recovery runs. While its 55 mm midsole is very plush and excellent at absorbing impact, it doesn’t quite...” Read expert review
Brandon Law
Marathon Runner and Shoe Expert
Weight
10.4 oz.
Drop
10 mm.
Category
Road
“The Nike Structure 26 is a shoe that offers the new ReactX foam and is stability focused. Whether it’s for long runs, recovery runs or folks completely new to running, many can benefit from what...” Read expert review
Jeremy Yoder
Trail and road running expert.
Weight
9.9 oz.
Drop
10 mm.
Category
Cushioning
“The Nike Vomero Plus is an exceptional maximalist trainer suitable for a variety of distances up to a marathon. It makes running feel effortless and it has a fun, bouncy ride that’s reminiscent of...” Read expert review
Brandon Law
Marathon Runner and Shoe Expert
Weight
9.1 oz.
Drop
5 mm.
Category
Trail
“The Nike Terra Kiger 10 is an upgrade from its previous version, including adding a Vibram megagrip and changing to a new foam. This version continues the Terra Kiger legacy as a fast race shoe for...” Read expert review
Henry Howard
Ultra runner and certified running coach.
Weight
10.5 oz.
Drop
10 mm.
Category
Cushioning
“The Nike Vomero 18 is a soft, max-cushioned trainer that’s best suited to easy or recovery runs. It’s not as versatile as previous Vomeros but it has deeper cushioning and a plusher ride. Version...” Read expert review
Brandon Law
Marathon Runner and Shoe Expert
Weight
6 oz.
Drop
8 mm.
Category
Racing
“The Nike Vaporfly 4 is a great super racer with a friendly ride. While it doesn’t have an aggressive rocker, it has a comfortable upper & ride, smooth transitions and excellent traction. Version...” Read expert review
Brandon Law
Marathon Runner and Shoe Expert
Weight
11.5 oz.
Drop
10 mm.
Category
Cushioning
“The Nike Pegasus Premium is a short-distance trainer that offers a surprisingly springy and enjoyable ride. However, its substantial weight of 325 grams deviates from the expected feel of a super...” Read expert review
Brandon Law
Marathon Runner and Shoe Expert
Weight
9.3 oz.
Drop
8 mm.
Category
Lightweight
“The Nike Zoom Fly 6 is a decent speed trainer that’s best suited to tempo, fartlek and long runs. It doesn’t feel as lively or as propulsive as some of the other speed trainers on the market and...” Read expert review
Brandon Law
Marathon Runner and Shoe Expert
Weight
8.6 oz.
Drop
10 mm.
Category
Lightweight
“The Nike Pegasus Plus is a fun but overpriced daily trainer with a super soft ride. Its easily compressed midsole limits its versatility but it has a faster, more engaging ride than the regular...” Read expert review
Brandon Law
Marathon Runner and Shoe Expert
Weight
10.1 oz.
Drop
9.5 mm.
Category
Trail
“The Nike Pegasus Trail 5 is a stylish road to trail shoe that meets the needs of runners who want the versatility to transition from the city streets to dirt roads and mellow singletrack. ” Read expert review
Katherine Takai
Long Distance Runner, former Sprinter.