Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 8

• Finally found the right maker

  juliov603630249 - 26 sept 2022

  I run on trails between 25 to 37 miles week and have tried many shoes from Newton BOCO 5, Salomon Ultraglide, Salomon SLAB Ultra 3 and INOV Trailfly G270, etc. It seems that all of the aforementioned shoes have a flaw to it. The Newtons break on the top mesh where my big toe ends, the Salomon Ultraglide seems to fit too snug in the front toe box and you need to size-upthe Slab doesn't have enough cushioning (it is a more technical shoe) and also is too narrow in the front toe box and finally the INOV, has an issue with the tongue which bunches up. However, I logged over 275 miles on the Nike's and they are sweet!!!! A very comfortable shoe with the perfect drop to run up-and-down hill without ever hitting your toes and the toe box width it is just perfect. Also, I have yet to get debris inside the shoe while running because it is designed to minimize the chances of having to stop to remove a piece of rock, etc. The toe box is just perfect for me. We humans have different feet anatomy and thus, it is a matter of finding which maker is better suited to your feet anatomy and running style. For me, “ Nike hit the nail on the head”.

• 35b6860a-3ec2-4c1f-9bc9-0ee4c574c4b1 - 24 sept 2022

  Really comfortable and good shoe. BUT On wet rocks and asphalt it is dangerously slippery.

• Good for dirt roads or rocky paths, BUT

  PV2K3D - 26 ago 2022

  Bought it for a trip to Southern Peru around Machu Picchu, the Sacred Trail, the surrounding rocky roads of Arequipa, several Ica cities and finally Lima the capital. The Terra Kiger was with me on all walks (found it comfy to wear in the airplane), and it handled very well, excellent, until Huacachina. The Huacachina sand dunes were the Waterloo for the Terra. They sunk on the loose grain and did not provide needed surface traction. I got so tired climbing dunes that my friends had to leave tracks for me to walk on. The only reason I do not give them a 5 star.

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