The color is more of a highlighter pink. The picture doesn’t accurately depict the color. I wear an 8.5 and ordered a 9 and they fit perfect.

I guess I should have paid more attention to the name of the color and less to the product imagery! I have several pairs of these and love them all and recently decided to buy more colors- I saw that a blush pink was available and immediately bought it. However, the actual shoe is a much more purple-y pink, much more magenta than is shown online. I pulled the listing up on both my phone and my desktop monitor to check in case my color settings seemed off, but on both the shoe appears MUCH more pink than in real life. Just a word of warning to those who might be looking for a blush pink like I was! (The actual color is still beautiful, its just not what I was expecting! I have a pair of the 2017 model in a very similar lavender color, so the new color would serve the same purpose.)

I used to love Nike Free RNs... started buying them in 2014 (when they were 5.0) all the way up to 2017. Each pair lasted me several months, if not over a year with frequent wear/use. These 2018 versions are HORRIBLE. As another reviewer mentioned, these were made for people with HIGH arches, which sucks for those with flat arches or neutral arches. The insole/arch support caused discomfort within minutes, which was strange because the ones I tried in-store weren't horrible. I know, shame on me for not returning the ones I purchased from Nike.com immediately, and for not trying them on right away. I loved the previous years' versions as they had more of a neutral arch. I'm not too familiar with any of the other styles of Nikes, but if they're all going with high arch support, I will no longer be purchasing Nike. The reason I stuck with Nike in the past was because I found comfy shoes that supported people with low arches that were also stylish and not as gaudy or ugly as some of the other brands out there.