Nike Running Shoes

Performance & Comfort: Nike® Running Shoes

Get more out of every mile with Nike running shoes from DICK’S Sporting Goods, including Nike trainers and trail shoes. Whatever your workout, you’re sure to find your perfect fit in this extensive collection.

Nike running shoes combine advanced materials and innovative design to deliver an extraordinary level of comfort, durability and performance. Features such as integrated tongues, breathable uppers, padded heel collars and pressure-mapped outsoles help your feet stay secure and comfortable whether you are in the gym, toughing it out in a mud run or exploring a new route in your neighborhood.

Choose from styles for the entire family:

• Nike Running Shoes for Men
• Nike Running Shoes for Women
• Kids’ Nike Running Shoes

Explore the hottest trends and newest shoe technologies from Nike, plus a variety of unique colors and patterns, so you’ll stand out wherever you run. DICK’S Sporting Goods offers a huge variety of top Nike running shoes, including Nike Free shoes and Nike Air Max shoes.

Find everything you need for your run with the complete collection of Nike running gear and be sure to check back often for the latest Nike running shoes sale and other great deals on the gear you love.

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How to Choose Nike Running Shoes for You

Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate or advanced runner, you should look into your specific running style and gait mechanics. Knowing your gait and arch type will help you purchase shoes that provide the right amount of support for your stride. Nike running shoes come in a variety of styles, so you can find the perfect fit for you.

When shopping for new Nike running shoes, consider the following:

• Gait Cycle: This is based on how your foot strikes the ground and what happens as it leaves the ground. There are three gait types: Neutral, Overpronation, Supination. Use the DICK’S Store Locator to find a location near you that offers gait analysis services.
• Arch Type: Flat feet are usually more flexible and may require a stability shoe, while runners with higher arches often need shoes with extra cushioning for superior shock absorption.
• Running Environment: Traditional running shoes are best for roads and indoor training as they tend to be lighter shoes with more flexible outsoles, while trail-running shoes provide more support and are designed for unpredictable off-road terrain.

Knowing your running style and environment will help you find the perfect shoe, helping reduce your risk of injury while optimizing your performance.

If you plan to compete in a 5K or other road race, consider picking up a pair of lightweight racing shoes to wear on race day. Many runners also wear their racing shoes for track workouts or interval training.

Nike Running Shoe Sizes

Kids’ sizing is based on men’s sizing.