Nike Men's Running Shoes - Lightweight, Cushioned & Breathable for Jogging, Training & Gym Workouts - US 7.5 (Men's Size) - Perfect for Road Running, Trail Running & Daily Wear

I so wanted to like these shoes. I have the Structure 19 and really like them, I bought 3 pair. This new shoe looks sharp, has good support, but the midfoot is a little narrow, and the sole is very very firm. So firm that after walking around a bit and testing on treadmill, my feet hurt due to lack of shock absorption. When I put a newer pair of the 19’s on, I was amazed at the better sole feel, cushion but some support. If nike made this shoe’s rubber / midsole slightly softer it would have been better. Not as soft as Pegasus, but somewhere between the Pegasus and this model.My son has a terrible pronating foot. He suffers from back pain at the age of 17 from wearing the wrong shoes. Like most teenagers he likes the fashion verses the comfort. After taking him to the doctor, who also recommended a stability shoe he found these shoes. He loves them! Immediately, he noticed that his back didn't hurt after walking in the mall all day. His posture has improved too!I bought my first pair of these in 2017 because of they are specially designed to handle pronated walking. I logged close to 1500 miles in these over the course of the year before they lost their compression and were worn to the point of discomfort.Almost all of the miles were from walking and hiking, but I used to get shin splints and sore ankles when running until I was recommended these shoes.I bought two more pairs when they were discounted just in case they stop selling them.I'm a semi-serious distance runner with moderate overpronation. I'd been exclusively running in Brooks Adrenaline for years but hadn't really been satisfied since 2016 with their shoes. I went looking for alternatives and ended up running with these for the last few months. I haven't raced in them outdoors yet, but on the treadmill they're far better for me than the last few years of Brooks had been.Now I'm just hoping that Nike doesn't muck with this design like Brooks did...Nike Structures are my favorite shoe for workouts, runs, or just to wear around. The shoe accommodates a wide or regular foot well. I have bunions and they are one of the few shoes I can wear. Great arch support and cushion. Supports good posture and helps my back from aching when on my feet all day. Worth paying extra.Great shoes! I wear them several days a week as sneakers. A little tighter around the foot than some other Nike’s, but you’d want that in a running shoe. I have bad overpronation and need extra stability and support, and these feel great.I wore these on a 5k and they offer a lot of cushion and support. However, the heel cup is very narrow and created a blister on the inside of my left heel. I would suggest getting a wide. Other than that, great shoes.I really wanted to like these shoes! They are just too small for me width wise, very narrow! I went back to adidas, these hurt my feetTrying a pair of these for the first time (I usually run in Nike Double Fusion)The Nike Zoom Structure 21 is a shoe that’s been made lighter over its history, yet still maintains a sturdy base and secure midfoot to combat the effects of overpronation in a runner’s stride.The cushion feels more firm than soft, but it provides a steady cushion that lasts well into long runs.This model was specifically made for amazing running experience, so you gain satisfaction.Also, its structure will make you more comfortable than ever when wearing it.Pros:+ Firm Heel. Outsole grip on dry surfaces. Supportive upper fit. Responsive forefoot cushioning.+ Breathable Flymesh.+ Good stability. Balanced ride.+ Lightweight.+ Suitable for many different physical activities, from running to walking.Cons:- Rearfoot not responsive.If you are looking for running / walking shoes that look great and are as comfortable as a cloud of air you need to pick these up.Product was delivered quite quickly and shoes look really nice and comfortable. Problem is that I received a faulty product 2 times and returned it. First time I thought it was just a genuine mistake and sent it back. Second time there was the same problem: cushions were ruined and showed wrinkles on them. Contacted seller who offered me 30£ refund to keep them but I purchased them for running and I know from my experience that they wouldn't last long. In fact, deteriorated cushions, is the first sign that you need to change running shoes. My only advice, especially if you are not experienced runner, is to check the item properly. Of course I had to return it again.I ordered this shoes at 8799 rupees and i got copy of shoes it's not orginal shoes..i request everyone..don't buySeriously uncomfortable. I never buy Nike's and now I remember why, the midsole literally crushes your feet in these. After a 30 minute run the next day I feel like I've stress fractures developing, pain for 3 days now. I decided to invest in some quality insoles figuring it would help, £40 and still no joy, I had to put the original insole over the top of the runpro's to lose the nobbly feeling but I feel it returning after just a few hours. It's not just the mid sole, the ball of my left foot feels like I'm walking on uneven ground, like there's rocks embedded in the soles or something. This has led me to believe these are not full quality shoes and may be cheaper as they failed quality checks or something at Nike. I would not recommend, they aren't comfortable and I'm afraid if I continue to wear them my feet will deform but will persevere considering the price. I will repost in a month or so after I've spent more time with them, they could just need bedding in but I do not trust the quality at all with the funny nobbly bits in the left foot.Update: I've endured the shoes for a fair while now putting around 100 miles through them. They've held up well and no quality concerns although they are still odd at the front. After a recent 10k my feet were sore for days and the nobbly bits at the front hurt quite bad on the run itself. I'm looking for a new pair of shoes. These shoes just aren't for me, some may have an answer for the nobbly bits I.e they are air pockets that help spring you forwards, but I don't buy it and find them amazingly uncomfortable.I have used this running shoe for several years now. They are very comfortable, I have quite wide feet and they are not too narrow. I am currently running/jogging about 100km per month, and have found the shoe to be very comfortable and durable. Not brilliant for trail type running but road and soft ground they are fine.