I have always swayed from Nike as I use to get bad blisters from them, tried the Vomero 18 as I was on the market for something reasonable priced, I’ve run a total of 230km in the Vomero and had 0 blisters, I’ve run easy, tempo and long in the ranges of 5 - 30k in these trainers and they have been my favourite trainer to date, the only fault I have found with these is that on a sunny day they can get quite hot which some people may not like.

Les chaussures de running les plus confortable que j'ai jamais eu en ma possession. Et la hauteur de talon de 4.6 cm me fait paraitre plus grand que avec d'autres chaussures c'est un avantage supplémentaire. Idéal pour ceux qui veulent paraitre plus grand à la salle ou ailleurs, c'est un cheat code ces chaussures.

The Vomero 18 should have a 5 star but the sole construction like the Vomero 17 is poorly designed and is not durable for running. Perhaps the 5 star ratings this shoe has gotten is for fit and looks, but any serious runner who has used Vomeros in the past should not purchase these shoes (or any other Nike shoe with similar sole design like the Zoom Fly) until the sole is redesigned or Nike goes back to the sole design like Vomero 16 --which in contrast to the Vomero 17 and Vomero 18 was incredibly durable (see pics). I have been running in Vomeros since they came out for almost 20 years and typically they would last through 300 miles of running and then would be retired for many miles of walking thereafter. And they were a go to trainer. With the 17 and 18 the extremely thin and poorly glued soles were becoming detached after less than 30 miles of running.