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chaussures nike air max 1 france Yes, they¡¯re among the most popular shoes in the US as well for the same purpose. The good part is I think they are better for all day wear than most traditional running shoes given the flexibility and lower heel, so that¡¯s a plus.

Hi Pete! Thanks for the review. Best I read so far. Comments are great too. Couldn¡¯t find my concern though. I run 12-14 miles a week at most, and maybe 6 months a year. Other 6 is too cold outside ?? I wear Asics Kayano. Love them. Can¡¯t complain. I don¡¯t think it¡¯s been the running but for the last year I have sometimes pain on the section under my fat toe and my arches get crammed. Doing some exercises from the phisio and a bit better. Anyways, wanna try a more mid-free run, and thought I¡¯ll try the Free 3.0 v5, but I am concerned with the ¡°too soft¡± comment. Doesn¡¯t sound so ¡°free¡± to me then :) Would there be any other model from Nike with that free feel but a bit more hard feeling? Again, I don¡¯t wanna go to free, but not too soft neither. Thanks in advance!!! Fito ¨C Finland

I¡¯ve honestl nike air max 90 homme pas cher y found it really hard to not pull these shoes out for most of my recent runs (though the Saucony Kinvara 5 is giving them a run for the money as current favorites). I¡¯ve run just over 40 miles in them so far, with a max long run of 14 miles. I¡¯ve run from easy pace down to 5K pace. They¡¯ve worked well for just about everything. I¡¯d have no hesitation in taking them beyond 14 miles in a single run, I might even consider them for a marathon. They are a bit too flexible for my taste for speed or a 5K, and the sole grooves would probably collect too much debris for off-road use, but they are versatile enough to handle just about anything else I could throw at them.

Nike Free 5.0 2015 sole heelThe Nike Free 5.0 2015 is lightweight, flexible, and incredibly comfortable. If your sole reason for wanting them is for casual use, go out and get a pair right now, they are that good. For running, they aren¡¯t fast and they aren¡¯t super cushioned so not the best choice for an all-around trainer. But for short to moderate length runs where you want a very flexible, minimally controlling ride with some cushion they are a solid option. And if, like me, you couldn¡¯t wear the 2014 version due to that tight band over the forefoot, rest assured that the problem has now been fixed.

I have been using Nike Free 3.0 v4, v5 and now the Flyknit. I have to say that the toe box is so small in the Flyknit version that I just bought 3 pair of the v5 before I can¡¯t find them any more since I liked those so much. Maybe I could have gone up another half size, but thought they might be too long. I hope that they make the toe box bigger in the next iteration. However, I guess I should have looked at the 4.0 to see if the toe box is better nike cortez femmme . Thanks for the review!

After couple more runs in, 3.0¡¯s are the best shoes I have ever run in. I thought Go Bionics 2 are the best shoes out there, but Free 3.0 beats it. I got the size where basically there¡¯s not much of a toe room, and these shoes really feel like part of you. It¡¯s like what you would hope Vibrams to feel like but they obviously fall short with stiff toe pockets. I recommend running without th nike free pas cher e insoles and they haven¡¯t given me any blisters running sockless.