ナイキ ズーム ローテーショナル 6

I just got a new pair of Nike track shoes and the rotation on them is great as well as them being durable. After a few days of practice they broke in well to my foot shape, while they aren’t worn all day long like a tennis shoe they are comfortable to wear during practices 1-2 hours a day, the toe portion of the shoe is thick so it is perfect for a rotational thrower like myself. I would definitely recommend these shoes

I have thrown the discus for the past 30 years and coach the discus as well. Whenever a parent asks, I always point to my own pair of Zoom Rotational shoes and tell them that these are the shoes that you want to buy for your child. They are the best throwing shoes you will find. In college, we were sponsored by another brand and I was forced to use those other shoes for a while, but I always went back to my Nike shoes during the summers when training back at home. It your are unsure if you should get the rotational shoes rather than the less expensive Shot/Disc shoes Nike offers, I would go with these rotational shoes unless your child only throws the shot put using the glide technique. You will want these shoes if your child throws the discus or uses the spin technique while throwing the shot put. These are designed specifically for spinning. The SD throwing shoes will be more helpful than basketball shoes or other athletic shoes, but they do not perform as well as these zoom rotational shoes. So if you can afford to pay a little more for these, then it is definitely worth the splurge to get the right tool for the job. As far as comparing these to other brands, I noticed that other brands have softer, thinner soles. One even had dimples on the sole for traction, but that sort of defeats the purpose when you are spinning because you want a hard, smooth surface to help with your speed. It makes it much easier to spin that way. You would not need the traction if you have good technique and are balanced through the throw. These shoes also last a very long time. Buying them freshman year lasted me through my senior year in high school and I practiced more than anyone I knew. The only reason I am not giving these shoes 5 stars is because the color options are too ugly for my tastes. I am going to hold off on replacing my shoes I've used for the past 5 seasons to see what the options are going to be like next year.

I am a 3rd year Student-Athlete at Montana State University and I've been using Nike Zoom Rotational shoes to throw since I was a Freshman in High School. That is to say I have run through my fair share of shoes and have relied on these shoes to get me where I am today. They have all been great and served their purpose other than this last pair I purchased in October. I had already heard from a teammate just how bad the bottoms of these shoes were stripping. I had never had this problem before and just assumed that it was his shoes that were off, however mine did the same thing immediately. After throwing on a remarkably normal and smooth wood ring, the bottom of my shoes were torn and chunks of rubber had been dislodged. I kept practicing, mind you, on a wood ring still hoping that it would eventually smooth out but it has only gotten worse. I don't know how the quality has dropped this bad in just a couple of years, but my other pairs used to last me a year on average. This is sad to see as a longtime customer and concerning as I may have to switch to another shoe brand seeing as I can't rely on Nike to quality check their products anymore. It's also telling how much Nike cares about this product (THROWING shoes) since they couldn't even change the review style to be for throwing shoes. All of the questions about the shoes assume that these are running shoes.