Nike Zoom Fly 4 Review (2024)

Article by Michael Ellenberger

Nike Zoom Fly 4 ($160)

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Introduction

Michael: Is it a racer? Is it a trainer? Nike’s high-end Zoom Fly 4 is back in 2021 after the ZF3 released way back in summer 2019. Nike’s almost-racer lineup is a little more crowded now, with the mouthful-of-a-shoe Nike Air Zoom Tempo Next% blending the line nicely, but I think the Zoom Fly 4 still has a place in 2021… but it’s not a perfect offering! We’ll break down all the good and the bad (and why I, acknowledging its imperfections, will keep it in my stable of trainers for a while!).

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Pros: Fast and responsive ride; plate isn’t overly harsh for medium to fast running; durability seems great.

Cons: Heavy; teetering on clunky at slower speeds; fit could be a little more snug (despite the difficulty in actually putting the shoe on).

Michael is a 2019 graduate of Northwestern University Law School in Chicago and is a patent and intellectual property attorney. Prior to law school, hecompeted collegiately at Washington University in St. Louis (10,000m PR of 30:21). Herecently finished 2nd at the Chicago Half-Marathon in a PR of 67:43,.. He has a 2:23 marathon PR (2nd place) from the 2021 Lakefront Marathon in Wisconsin

Stats

Estimated weight: men's 9.55 oz / 273g (US9)

Sample: men’s9.28 oz / 253g US8.5

Zoom Fly 3 Vaporweave sample in US8.5 weighed 8.75 oz / 247g

Stack Height: 39mm heel, 31mm forefoot, 8mm drop

$160

First Impressions and Fit

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Michael: I skipped the Zoom Fly 3, but was a huge fan of Nike’s Zoom Fly 2 (aka Zoom Fly Flyknit). It was a really snug, nearly-a-racing-flat option that just clicked for me with daily training - so of course, I was excited to test out the Zoom Fly 4. Out of the box, I was surprised by how burly the ZF4 felt. I knew from the spec sheet that it was heavy, but it actually presents as sort of… chunky, and (for lack of a better term) not-fast. The all-black appearance likely didn’t help that impression, but - fortunately - it runs better than it looks.

Upper

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Michael: The upper here is sort of odd; it has a really snug Flyknit collar that made me think Sam had sent me the wrong size! But in the toebox and along the laces, I found the closely woven material to be a little too voluminous, such that I had to really lace them down a little more than I would have liked to get the right fit.

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The shoe doesn’t run too big, but I found there to just be a little too much material.

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On the run, though, I didn’t find this to be much of a problem - I think the true-to-size length overcomes any slight sloppiness of the upper, and I didn’t have issues taking these to tempo paces and faster. Excess material or not, there’s some cool technology here keeping your foot in place.

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There are well-placed bumpers around the inner ankle that I really came to like - and I wouldn’t worry about these for key workouts… I just wish they were a little more racer-like in that regard.

Midsole

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Michael: The Zoom Fly 4 packs a React Foam midsole, and honestly, you couldn’t mistake it for anything else. Seriously, my first impression when trying on the ZF4 was, oh yeah, I remember how this feels! It’s a very distinct sensation that (to my feet) isn’t like anything else - not even the ZF4’s older brother, the VaporFly. The React foam is firm, but also characteristically bouncy - and it’s a platform that I do quite like. But… there’s also the weight to talk about. With the plate (covered below) and the next-generation upper (covered above), the ZF4 comes in north of ten ounces in my size 8.5. That’s not a huge issue, in practice (as I cover in the Ride section, it’s generally a pretty fast and engaging ride) but it is a bit odd, and honestly will dissuade some runners who may otherwise like this shoe.

Of course, the ZF4 has a carbon plate as well; it’s marginally more flexible than that in the VF, here, and fast enough to warrant running some hard workouts in these. The stance here is undoubtedly aggressive, and I found myself running faster than expected, just by nature of the geometry underfoot. Sandwiched by React foam, I really felt that forward spring - it’s more than just the plate, it’s the entire midsole that ensures you’re always getting some energy return and moving forward.

Outsole

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Michael: Here, I have to say, I was quite impressed - I’ve logged about 50 miles on my pair (wish it was more, but they arrived in my last few sessions leading up to my end-of-season, and then I’ve broken them out during my recovery weeks) and I have seen basically no signs of wear.

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And, as an added benefit, the grip from the outsole is superb. This time of year in Chicago - constant 30° mornings and slick, often icy leaves around every turn - really puts a shoe to its test, and I’m confident that the ZF4 will make a genuinely great bad-weather option.

Ride

Michael: I touched on this in the Midsole section, above, but the ride here is dictated by the carbon fiber plate. In both an outdoor tempo and a treadmill fartlek (as well as a few sessions of strides leading into my end-of-season half-marathon), I was impressed by just how fast these shoes feel, without coming across uncomfortable for medium running.

But of course, that’s because medium running (6:00-6:30 min/mile) is a lot of what I do (still living the un-coached life!) and I have to say, for truly easy running (say, north of 7:15 pace), the ZF4 wouldn’t be my first pick. Whereas the Vaporfly is so soft that it’s quite comfortable for chilling back, I think the ZF4 (like, say, the Adios Pro) is just a bit too wobbly and aggressive to make a terrific easy day shoe. Now, it goes without saying that easy running isn’t its design, but if you’re someone who wants a single trainer that can go fast to slow, I’m not entirely sure the ZF4 is what I’d choose.

Conclusions and Recommendations

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Michael: The Zoom Fly 2 was one of my all-time favorite trainers; for a runner like me who loves to run too fast (even on easy days), it perfectly blended that line between trainer and racer, and just locked in my foot better than almost any other option. The Zoom Fly 4 is…. not that. But it’s also not bad - it’s just a distinctly worse shoe in a lot of the ways that I really loved over its (now two generations-old) brother. The upper, while a comfortable material, is a little too voluminous. The midsole, while fast, is slightly too harsh, and certainly heavy. None of this is enough to dissuade me from running it - I plan to keep this shoe in my top rotation long-term - but it’s also not a shoe I would recommend without caveats. Some runners will love this - it’s just not going to be for everyone.

Comparisons

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Nike Zoom Fly Flyknit (ZF2)

As the review states, I think the ZFFK is the superior shoe in the Zoom Fly lineup. While the ZF4 is good, the lockdown and midsole of the ZFFK make it an immensely fun and engaging trainer, and one that I really ran into the ground a few years ago.

Nike Zoom Vaporfly Next%

The Vaporfly is a bouncier, softer feel - mainly due to ZoomX versus Nike React foam. Given the number of awesome racing options out, I wouldn’t recommend racing in the ZF4, regardless, but between these two, the VF is a smoother, overall more fun (and faster!) experience.

Endorphin Speed (RTR Review)

The Endorphin Speed is probably the ZF4’s closest competitor, on paper, but in practice they are actually pretty different shoes. The Fly’s ride is more forgiving, and it certainly has more space for wider or high-volume feet, but it’s also just generally less race-ready in feel and in practice (especially given the weight). The old Zoom Fly FK would be a great head-to-head against the Endorphin Speed, but as it stands now, I think the Saucony is generally a better choice.

ASICS Noosa Tri 13 (RTR Review)

Despite the colors, and my love of its predecessor, the Noosa Tri is one of the more forgettable shoes I’ve tested of late - but it actually matches up pretty well here against the ZF4. Without a plate (and Nike’s fancy React technology), the ASICS does feel slower… but at easy to medium running, I think the ASICS might strike a better balance between propulsion and comfort. Worth trying them both out to see.

Skechers Razor Elite (RTR Review)

Skechers has a lot of shoes in this range (Razor Elite, Razor+, even Speed Freek) that could match up against the Nike… fortunately, I think my comparison is basically the same for all of them. The Skechers has a dynamite midsole but, across the board, a harsher ride. Yes, the Razor Elite is nearly half the weight of the Zoom Fly 4 - and would certainly be my choice between the two for race day - but the Skechers also rivals the Nike for discomfort during easy running - just too much plate and not enough Hyperburst (even in the Speed Freek, it seems). So, between the bunch, I’d break out the Razor Elite or Speed Freek for racing, but certainly prefer the Nike for training.

New Balance Fuel Cell RC Elite 2 (RTR Review)

Basically a night-and-day difference here; the New Balance is so soft, and while it has a plate, it’s much less obvious. I, and many runners I know, use the RC Elite as an everyday trainer after they’ve retired from racing, simply because they are so plush and relaxed. It’s not obvious which one you should choose - the Nike is a firmer platform, and many will like that - but I’d undoubtedly choose the NB for racing. If you’re looking for a singular, easy runs-up-to-race option, it’s a much closer call, and will depend on how firm you want that midsole to be.

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Nike Zoom Fly 4 Review (2024)

FAQs

How long does Nike Zoom Fly 4 last? ›

The Nike Zoom Fly 4 should last 450 miles before any noticeable degradation in performance.

Is Nike Zoom Fly 4 good for marathon? ›

The Zoom Fly 4 is a maximalist trainer and is almost at the 40 mm stack height limit for World Athletics races so although the shoe rides firm, it's still very well cushioned and can easily handle full marathon distances.

Do you need to break in Zoom Fly 4? ›

The Zoom Fly 4 put itself in direct competition with competitors' tempo shoes such as the ASICS Magic Speed and the Saucony Endorphin Speed 2. RUBY: Gone are the days of needing to “break-in” your sneakers, and while the majority are now good-to-go straight out of the box, the Nike Zoom Fly 4 are GREAT-to-go!

When did the Nike Zoom Fly 4 come out? ›

Technical Specs
TerrainRoad
Weight (men)272 g/9.6 oz
Weight (women)232 g/8.2 oz
Release year2021
FeaturesRocker, carbon-fiber plate
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What Nikes last the longest? ›

Nike Dunks seem to last forever, thanks to the materials used in the midsole and lack of an Air unit. When properly stored and cared for, even original pairs from 1985 are still wearable!

Are Nike Zoom worth it? ›

This is truly an amazing shoe. It feels comfortable, responsive, cushioned even on slower, easy runs. I would have no issues lacing these up for marathon, where I have traditionally run in a more supportive shoe. The shoe wants you to run fast as you'll get more out it.

What are Nike's fastest marathon shoes? ›

The Alphafly, Nike's self-described fastest shoe to date, is touted by the company as a “collaboration” with the man who is both the ultimate poster child for the shoe's efficacy and a kind of talisman for all that is good and wholesome about the sport of distance running.

What Nike shoes make you run faster? ›

The Nike ZoomX VaporflyNEXT% is the fast you've never seen—or felt—before. By combining our two most innovative technologies, Nike ZoomX foam and VaporWeave material, it's the fastest shoe we've ever made. Scroll down to learn more about the future of racing shoes.

Do Nike Air Zoom make you faster? ›

The study concluded, “The analysis suggests that, in a race between marathoners of the same ability, a runner wearing Vaporflys would have a real advantage over a competitor not wearing them.” This advantage was consistent across race distances, training volume, gender and the speed of the runner.

Does Zoom cut you off at 40 minutes? ›

Meeting ends after 40 minutes

This includes: 1 host, 1 or more participants. 0 host, 1 or more participants.

How do I bypass Zoom 40 minutes? ›

Method 1: A workaround solution
  1. Schedule your meeting in the Zoom client.
  2. Send your invite to all participants.
  3. When the meeting is about to reach 40 minutes, there will be a timer indicating the discussion is about to end. ...
  4. Everyone should rejoin using the link sent in the original invite.
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Why is Zoom stopping at 40 minutes? ›

Basic users

If you are a basic (free) user on a free account, 40 minutes is the maximum duration your meetings can last. You can either end the meeting and restart it for an additional 40 minutes, or you upgrade to Pro for unlimited meeting durations.

What are Zoom Fly 4 for? ›

And that is, what the shoe is made for: tempo runs up to 10k race pace and long runs. Some runners even use the shoe as a race shoe. It's not a Vaporfly but if you are looking for a cheaper carbon plated shoe with a firmer midsole, then the Nike Zoom Fly 4 can even be a race option.

How long do Nike Air Zoom last? ›

When should I replace my running shoes? Brookes, Nike, and ASICS state their shoes are designed to last 300-500 miles, roughly 3-6 months if you ran 20 miles a week on average.

Does Zoom fly have carbon plate? ›

With a carbon fiber plate that helps pitch you forward and our ultra-durable Nike React foam, the Nike Zoom Fly 3 has all of our most-up-to-date technology. Learn more about this race-day shoe that will keep you at the front of the pack.

What are the most worn shoes ever? ›

Top Selling Shoes of All Time
  • Nike Air Jordan 1 16. Reebok Pumps Original.
  • Converse Chuck Taylor All Stars 17. Air Jordan VI.
  • Nike Air Force 1 18. Air Jordan XIV.
  • Air Jordan XI 19. The Kobe adidas.
  • Air Penny 2 20. Nike Air Flight 1989.
  • Air Jordan XII 21. Air Jordan VII.
  • Nike Zoom Kobe IV 22. ...
  • Reebok the Question 23.

What Nike shoe is sold the most? ›

The best selling shoes ever made by Nike are the Air Force 1, approximately 10 million pairs are sold around the world in a year.

What is the most expensive Nike shoes in history? ›

4 billion ($2 million) on a pair of Nike Solid Gold shoes - the Nike Solid Gold Ovo X Air Jordans. Drake set the record for the most expensive Nike shoes ever sold. The Nike Solid Gold Air Jordan 10 "OVO" is the most expensive Nike shoe in the world and the most expensive sneaker in history.

Do Nike Zoom fly run small? ›

The fit is true to size with a midfoot, forefoot and toe box which are on the narrow side. If the Zoom Fly 4 didn't work for you because it was too narrow, the Zoom Fly 5 feels slightly wider so you should try it on before you buy it.

Do alpha flys make you faster? ›

Its no wonder some runners have voiced opposition to these types of shoes; they really do make you faster. The shoe returns energy to your stride and gave me the feeling of running downhill, even at slower speeds (like 9 minutes/mile).

Are Nike Air Zoom legal? ›

Nike has now duly launched the latest incarnation of the shoe - the Air Zoom Alphafly Next% - with one carbon plate and a sole thickness of 39.5mm, as well as newly added air pockets. “We are pleased the Nike Zoom Vaporfly series and Nike Zoom Alphafly NEXT% remain legal,” said the U.S company.

What is the fastest Nike Zoom shoe? ›

The Nike ZoomX VaporflyNEXT% is the fast you've never seen—or felt—before. By combining our two most innovative technologies, Nike ZoomX foam and VaporWeave material, it's the fastest shoe we've ever made.

What is the fastest shoe in the world? ›

What are "Moonwalkers"? Said to be the "world's fastest shoe," these battery-powered kicks can increase walking speeds by a whopping 250%. That means you can get to those hair appointments, doctor visits, dinner dates, and doggie playtimes faster while at the forefront of tech fashion.

Do expensive running shoes make a difference? ›

There's also no indication that a more expensive shoe is a safer shoe. In fact, most research has found that specialty running shoes—from minimalist to maximalist to extreme motion control—don't reduce injury risk at all.

Why do Nikes crease so fast? ›

That's because when you wear them, you move in them. The natural movement of your foot bends your shoe, causing it to crease over time. If your shoe didn't move with your foot, you'd be pretty uncomfortable. The movement causes the material in the shoe to compress, which can cause an unsightly crease or wrinkle.

Do running shoes really make a difference? ›

Whether you're running for fun or training for a marathon, the right running shoes provide the proper foundation for your entire body, can help prevent injuries and make it far more enjoyable to log those miles. Ultimately, the right pair will fit well from the start and complement your running style.

Who wears Nike Air Zoom? ›

Nike roll out the special edition treatment on the Air Zoom Mercurial for the first time ever, and the lucky recipient is PSG striker, Kylian Mbappé.

What is special about Nike Air Zoom? ›

The technology uses pressurised air and tightly stretched fibres to absorb impact and then snap back for fast movement and reduced stress on muscles, joints and tendons.

Do carbon plated shoes make you run faster? ›

Therefore, carbon-plated shoes could make someone run faster as a result of increasing energy return as well as by reducing the rate of muscular fatigue. Thus, in theory, these shoes will help athletes arrive at the most fatiguing stages of running races with less soreness in their muscles and more energy remaining.

Why does Zoom kick me out? ›

Zoom may kick you out of a meeting if your software is not up-to-date. To check for updates on either a Windows or Mac computer, open the desktop app: Click your initials or pic in the upper right corner.

How do I make my Zoom last longer? ›

By upgrading to pro account

By upgrading to a Pro account, which costs $14.99 /license per month, the meeting host can conduct meetings with a 30-hour time limit — which is more than enough for any user. Here are the steps to get a Pro account: Sign in to the Zoom Web Portal using your free account.

Is Zoom no longer free? ›

If you're an individual using Zoom for one-on-one meetings only, the Basic plan might be enough. It offers unlimited one-on-one meetings at no cost. But, if you need to meet with more than one person (as a host, you count towards the meeting participants) then your meetings will be limited to 40 minutes.

How do I upgrade my Zoom to unlimited minutes? ›

Sign in to the Zoom web portal. In the navigation panel, click Account Management, then click Billing. On the Current Plan tab, click Upgrade Account. In the box of the plan you want to upgrade to, click Upgrade.

Can you go back into Zoom after 40 minutes? ›

Instructors can run back to back meetings like this as many times as they wish, the meetings just can't overlap. The meeting either has to time out and everyone gets kicked off, or the instructor has to end the meeting before 40 minutes and restart it after a 1 minute “break.

Is Zoom free for students? ›

Zoom offers robust collaboration and engagement tools as part of its standard free license, including the ability to connect using VoIP or via traditional phone when internet is not available. Administrators, teachers, parents, and students also have access to: Unlimited meetings for up to 100 participants.

How do I stop Zoom from closing after 40 minutes inactivity? ›

Sign in to the Zoom Desktop Client. Click your profile picture then click Settings . Under Chat Settings, select the Change my status to "Away" when I am inactive for ___ minutes check box. (Optional) Click the dropdown menu and select the specified amount of minutes of inactivity that you want.

What happens if Zoom meeting goes over scheduled time? ›

If your meeting runs over the scheduled time, it will continue running without disruption until you actually end it or leave it. It will not automatically end no matter how long you leave it running.

What is the limit on Zoom? ›

Account types and participant limit

Basic (free or free with credit card): 100 participants. Pro: 100 participants. Business: 300 participants. Enterprise: 500 participants.

Is Nike Zoom Fly 4 illegal? ›

Considering this, the use of Nike's Vaporfly 4% should have been banned in official and major races around the world. However, the interpretation of this rule falls in a gray area and is not entirely illegal as the carbon-fiber plate is not strictly a technical aid.

Are air zooms good for walking? ›

Zoom Air Cushioning under the forefoot also provides a responsive spring with every stride. They're great walking shoes for high arches, due to their soft feel and secure fit. What reviewers say: “Its like walking on clouds with really good support at the same time.

Does Zoom track what you are doing? ›

If you're still wondering whether Zoom collects your data, stop. They definitely collect data and personal information such as your name, email address, phone number, and your physical address. Zoom even collects any information you upload during meetings and the group chat happening within the meeting.

How long do Nike Zoom Fly 4 last? ›

The Nike Zoom Fly 4 should last 450 miles before any noticeable degradation in performance.

How long should shoes last if you wear them everyday? ›

According to podiatrists, everyday shoes need to be replaced every 8 to 12 months – or when they start showing signs of wear and tear.

How far should you run before replacing shoes? ›

It's generally accepted that the standard lifespan of road running shoes is somewhere between 300 miles and 500 miles, or around 500-800km if you're that way inclined, and lightweight shoes tend to be somewhere between 250 and 300 miles.

Can you run a marathon in Nike Zoom Fly 4? ›

The Zoom Fly 4 is a maximalist trainer and is almost at the 40 mm stack height limit for World Athletics races so although the shoe rides firm, it's still very well cushioned and can easily handle full marathon distances.

When was Nike Zoom Fly 4 released? ›

Technical Specs
TerrainRoad
Weight (men)272 g/9.6 oz
Weight (women)232 g/8.2 oz
Release year2021
FeaturesRocker, carbon-fiber plate
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How long do Nike Zoom shoes last? ›

Brookes, Nike, and ASICS state their shoes are designed to last 300-500 miles, roughly 3-6 months if you ran 20 miles a week on average.

How long do Nike vapor flys last? ›

The deep creasing seen on the midsole of the Next% V1 – which has the same ZoomX midsole as the V2. We've yet to come across examples of flattened Vaporfly midsoles. If we had to put a number to the Vaporfly's durability, it should last 400 miles with a midfoot striking pattern.

How long should Nike sneakers last? ›

Sports & Activity. Here's what experts have to say about the lifespan of your running shoes — and when to swap in a new pair. When it comes to the question of how often to replace running shoes, the general recommendation is switching them out every 300 to 500 miles, said Carol Mack, D.P.T., C.S.C.S.

How many miles do Nike ZoomX last? ›

I would say this shoe can last about 4 to 5 marathons which is ~200-250 miles.

Can Nike shoes last for 5 years? ›

Can Nike shoes last for 5 years? If worn casually every day, most Nikes will last between 1-3 years. Hard activity like running or other sports will lower the lifespan to around a year.

Do Nike vapor flys make you faster? ›

An independent study published in 2022 by Joubert compared different brands of super shoes and found that the Nike Vaporfly improved running economy by about 2.7 percent at speeds of 16 kilometers an hour (or 6:02 mile pace) compared to a control shoe.

Is it bad to train in vaporflys? ›

Running in a high-efficiency shoe like the Vaporfly means less wear and tear on the body, helping you perform your best during key workouts. You'll still need an adequate recovery shoe in your rotation, but we strongly recommend lacing up your Vaporflys for speed workouts and tempo runs to reap major training benefits.

What does a carbon plate do in running shoes? ›

Using carbon running shoes has been shown to improve running economy, meaning runners can run faster and more efficiently while expending less energy. This is due to the carbon plate technology in the shoe, which provides a spring-like effect and reduces the energy required to push off the ground with each stride.

Do more expensive sneakers last longer? ›

A well-made shoe needs to be kept on its last for a minimum of 12 hours. As cheaper shoes are mass produced, each shoe only gets to stay on their last for a shorter period of time. A well-made pair of shoes is a piece of high craftsmanship.

Do sneakers last longer if you wear them? ›

But wearing your most prized possession can actually increase the service life of the shoe, believe it or not. If you keep a pair of sneakers deadstock in their box for too long, the glue will dry up and the aging process of the shoe actually accelerates when compared to a shoe that has been worn every once in a while.

How can I make my Nikes last longer? ›

Make Your Sneakers Last Longer with These Care Tips
  1. Protect Them Right Out of the Box. Invest in a good repellent spray to prevent dirt and water from damaging the surface of your sneakers. ...
  2. Clean by Hand Regularly. ...
  3. Soak the Laces. ...
  4. Fight Insole Odor.

Can shoes last for 1,000 miles? ›

The general rule of thumb is that you should get between 800 to 1000 kilometers or 500 to 650 miles out of a pair of running shoes.

How long does Zoom Fly 3 last? ›

I doubt I'll get the desired 300 miles out of the Zoom Fly 3, 200-250 miles seems like a more realistic target. That's not unexpected with a shoe that proclaims itself race-day ready, but it's also marketed as an everyday shoe. It would be nice to get more miles from the outsole.

Can you run a marathon in Vaporflys? ›

The volume in this shoe is also very forgiving and would work well for those that normally have complaints of racing shoes being too tight. The Next% 3 is still that versatile racing shoe that can go from 5k to marathon. Andrea: The new Vaporfly 3 is the best version yet of Nike's flagship super shoe.

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