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Nike Men's Free RN 2018 Running Shoes

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Elevate your run and your training in the Nike® Free RN 2018 sneakers to get a better fit and increased comfort. A circular knit upper creates natural movement and a snug fit, while a Dynamic Fit system uses a wide, stretchy strap and tall comfort collar to hug and support your ankle. A co-molded midsole combines a softer foam and denser foam to deliver comfort and durability and to promote a smooth ride, while an updated auxetic tri-star pattern allows natural foot splay and balanced cushioning underfoot.

FEATURES:

Circular knit upper is constructed with spandex for natural movement
Dynamic Fit technology provides a snug and adaptive fit at the ankle
Dynamic heel fit system uses a wide, stretchy strap and comfort collar
Co-molded midsole uses two kinds of foam to add comfort and durability
Minimal molded sockliner mimics the curvature of the foot to add support
Updated auxetic tri-star pattern expands and contracts with each step
Anatomical heel is rounded to promote a natural range of motion
Texture added under toe and heel enhances traction

SPECS:

Shoe Type: Neutral
Heel-toe drop: 8mm
Weight: 8.4oz

Brand : Nike
Country of Origin : Imported
Style : 942836
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Web ID: 18NIKMFRRN2018XXXRNN

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FEATURES:

Circular knit upper is constructed with spandex for natural movement
Dynamic Fit technology provides a snug and adaptive fit at the ankle
Dynamic heel fit system uses a wide, stretchy strap and comfort collar
Co-molded midsole uses two kinds of foam to add comfort and durability
Minimal molded sockliner mimics the curvature of the foot to add support
Updated auxetic tri-star pattern expands and contracts with each step
Anatomical heel is rounded to promote a natural range of motion
Texture added under toe and heel enhances traction

SPECS:

Shoe Type: Neutral
Heel-toe drop: 8mm
Weight: 8.4oz

Nike Men's Free RN 2018 Running Shoes is rated 4.1 out of 5 by 108.

Rated 4 out of 5 by ArnoldI647836574 from Great Everyday Shoe I am a Personal Trainer and spend long hours on my feet. I use these shoes as my everyday shoes and they keep my feet feeling comfortable throughout the day. I have also put these through various running, weightlifting, and conditioning workouts and I have to say they are a well rounded pair of shoes. My only critique is the lack of stability in the foot during conditioning workouts (as expected). I've had this pair of shoes for less than six months and the tip of the shoe is starting to peel so if you plan on beating these shoes to the ground during your workouts, keep this in mind. Overall, great shoe but loses a star for average durability.

Date published: 2018-08-28

Rated 5 out of 5 by D M 106 from Best day to day shoes that own I am 52 and Jagger had these shows for a little over a month and have found them to be the most comfortable tennis shoe that I have ever owned. The are wide at the toe for a perfect fit without squeezing the toes together and the soles are the softest ever yet supportive. The fabric is breathable but also supportive. I don’t use them for running but wear them everyday and found that no other shoe of its type has felt so good.

Date published: 2018-06-06

Rated 2 out of 5 by Danny O from Sole grabs small rocks The design of the sole picks up small rocks. Should come with a removal tool. Take them off before going inside. I make sure not to wear them on wood floors in the house. Tried adding a photo to support but the option failed several times. Other than that the shoes are comfy.

Date published: 2018-06-09

Rated 5 out of 5 by JayneL340121795 from Loyal This is the 10th pair of Free Runs my son has owned. Now that he is 14 years 6’1 & size 14 Men’s shoe, it has become more difficult to find a comfortable shoe for him as he is not a basketball player and finds the basketball shoe uncomfortable for everyday. The lightweight shoe as well as the flexibility has been key for him. He has also had luck with your commuter style as well. I am worried that we can not find this style anymore though...he does not like the fit of the flynit style. I can not stress enough how wonderful this shoe is. Praying we can keep ordering this style and that all the free runs do not turn into free run flynit. We are brand loyal Nike please don’t let us down.

Date published: 2019-08-12

Rated 1 out of 5 by XavierR229114114 from Disappointing Quality, Not Durable at All I have been wearing Free Runs for years and these were the worst ones I've worn as far as quality goes. After about two months of normal use, I had to replace the insoles because they wore down so quickly. I've had these for less than six months total and the exterior of the back heel area is tearing on both shoes. I only use these for casual activity so I don't understand how they could get so worn down so quickly. Compared to Free Runs in the past, the durability has not been even close to what it was. I would definitely recommend investing in another shoe.

Date published: 2019-02-16

Rated 4 out of 5 by Drew Daddy from Great shoes...once the toes stretch out I have had many pairs of free run shoes and love them. Most comfortable pair of shoes and very light. My only complaint is the top part of the shoe squeezes my toes and takes a week or two to stretch out the fabric before the are comfortable. Small, temporary issue but once the fabric is stretched, pure bliss.

Date published: 2019-01-25

Rated 5 out of 5 by Thomas468985 from Nike Free Comfortable so far, had them for a few weeks. Fit better than the 2017s. More of a one piece sock like upper, as opposed to the tongue on the 2017s Had at least 10 pairs of Frees in the last decade, like these the best.

Date published: 2018-07-12

Rated 2 out of 5 by Anonymous from The Most Unfree of the Free Line This version of the Free line feels too cushioned. The reason I have worn the Free for the past eight years is because I needed a shoe that has a barefoot-like feel. I have worn the Nike Free 3.0 for training and racing because cushioned shoes are generally unstable and causes many of the injuries I have had. These, however, feel like they have Zoom Air, even though I know they don't. If you are looking for a minimalist shoe that is close to being barefoot, look elsewhere.

Date published: 2018-11-30

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