The Nike Interact Run Women’s Road Running Shoes have been comfortable, supportive, and reliable running shoes for me. The look of the shoe is simple and classic. It gives maximum support from the foam sole without looking bulky. I love the white and peach color scheme. These shoes are stylish but provide the functionality needed for a running shoe. When I look for running shoes, I want something that is fitted and comfortable. The Nike Interact Run shoes have honestly been so comfortable that I’m tempted to wear them even around the house. They fit my feet snugly and are so breathable. The material in the heel is structured so as to provide support for your foot and ankle, and the fabric on the rest of the shoe is knit in a way that provides ventilation for your foot. I noticed at once the great traction that the sole of the shoe provides. Even when it started raining, I felt that I was stable and would not slip. My feet and ankles have a history of giving out when running, so the structural support of this shoe is crucial to my success. The shoes are made with a QR code on the front. With the link provided, I learned all about the shoes and Nike’s efforts to provide quality while using as many recycled materials as possible. They even offer the opportunity to recycle or donate the shoes once you’ve finished with them. While I very much appreciate this sustainability initiative, I wish there was not a QR code on the front of the shoe. I love the look of the shoe itself and I feel it detracts from it. Overall, the Nike Interact Run shoe is a winner for me. I hope these last me a long time, and I plan on getting another pair when these wear out!

The Nike Interact Run Women's Road Running shoes provide a breathable, comfortable, stylish ride for your feet. The mesh upper allows for good airflow during your run, and the thick sole provides soft, cushioned support with every foot strike. The simple design and great color combination make you look great while working out. I felt well-supported and comfortable, even during longer-distance runs. The feature I didn't like about the shoe was the width of the sole. The sole flares outward where it attaches to the shoe, creating a type of shelf that looks odd and seems unnecessary. One other thing worth mentioning is that the upper doesn't fit snugly against the ankle. I thought this might cause some heel slippage during my run, but the heel enclosure does fit snugly so it wasn't a problem. Overall, I would recommend this shoe for a lightweight, comfortable run.

I got these new interact run shoes from Nike and I like them with some caveats. Color and design: I loved the color of the white and peach. I’m not sure how long it’ll stay clean since I can never keep my shoes clean for long but it’s beautiful! The only problem with the color is that the holes on the top part of the shoe has holes and if I wear socks that aren’t light, then it’ll show and contrast which I don’t like. I love how the sole looks with the aggressive cut out and the large swoosh on side. Fit and feel: the shoes fit very well and are true to size. I am normally a size 8 in sneakers and this feels great with no slipping out of the heel. I also normally have kind of wide feet and these fit very well across the width. When you initially put them on, they are a bit stiff and the inside cushion does not feel comfy and cushioned to me. For normal walks and light treadmill work that I did with them, they were alright but I prefer more premium cushioning in my sneakers. Fabric: When I first felt the fabric, my first thought was that they are very stiff and rough. It feels like a burlap material! I would not want to wear this without socks because of that. The fabric near the top of my toes have holes which I don’t like. But it makes it light and airy. After wearing the shoes a bit, they break in pretty quickly and are comfortable enough, but this does not have enough cushion for me to wear for long distances. I will always have to be mindful that I need to wear white socks if i don’t want the color of my socks to show through the holes in the shoe.