NIKE TRAINERS THREAD

s3p4tu s3p4tu Hey! I'd say go true to size. It might fit a little bit bigger, but I wear training socks that are slightly thicker than my normal socks, so it fills up just fine.

I should also follow up and say that I did two workouts in them so far and they are surprisingly solid on carpeted floor. Definitely more stability support with the wider base compared to my Free x Metcons, so it's great for lateral bounds/speed skaters and any quick left-to-right/right-to-left movements. Anything that requires you to be on your toes works out, too, 'cause the front of the soles are much thinner and curves up. My only issue is that the shoe's relatively high off the ground. Could be a dealbreaker for that reason.
 
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Yeah it's a sort of hybrid that rep companies might even have designed themselves. Saw a reps site yesterday that sells exact this model.
 
Not sure if this is the right place for this, but it looks like the NCAA Jordan trainer for next season (whenever that is) is going to be the Jordan Trunner Ultimate. Really a big fan of these even if they're a little high off the ground, and I'll probably be in for a pair of this model if they go below $80.
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Can someone help me ID these ... i cant remember also dont remember if they're a runner or a trainer.
 

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Zoom Trunner Ultimate dropping for UNC, Mich, Florida. But anyone know what month? Don’t they usually do July for school models?
 
anaturalwonder said:
Would it be ok to use the indoor cycling shoes for an outdoor bike? What type of pedals/cleats would you need?
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If you plan on seeing any dirt or water or need the performance a carbon sole brings, I would look elsewhere. Otherwise, I don't see why not.

The Nike shoe adapts for both cleat types, so you are safe with mtb or road. Personally I would go Shimano road for these for the platform size.
 
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