I was in the market for a pair of new running shoes and came across these and decided to give them a try. It’s been a few weeks and I’ve put in a decent amount of miles in them, so I’m ready to give my review.

 First aesthetically speaking, this is a good looking shoe. I got the White/Bright Crimson color way and I think it looks great. The contrast between the solid white upper with the pink midsole makes for a dynamic looking shoe that really catches people’s attention when they see you. I like eye catching shoes so this was right up my alley. Some might not feel the same way though, so just keep that in mind when picking a color way.

 Material wise, the shoe features a see-through mesh upper with a few reflective hits, a full ZoomX foam midsole, and a rubber outsole. I like the mesh as it’s very breathable but I worry about cleaning the shoe after longterm use. I see these getting dirty underneath the mesh and staying dirty as there’s no way to get under it without ripping the shoe but I could be wrong, so only time will tell. The reflective hits are a good touch, particularly the nike check at the front of the shoe. The outsole is currently holding up rather well; I’ve been over various types of surfaces and I haven’t seen any issues yet which is positive. Much like the upper though, only time will tell how it will hold up after months of use. The star of the show and the reason why you should get these is the midsole. That ZoomX midsole extremely responsive; you spring forward with every step. I worn the shoe both to work (where I do a lot of walking and standing) and to run (simple easy runs), and it did the job in both settings. There was hardly any fatigue in my legs and my feet were more than comfortable. It’s one of if not the best cushioning I’ve ever worn. 
Overall, this is great shoe that I would highly recommend getting a pair if you haven’t already. You can wear them in numerous settings and your feet will thank you for it

This shoe has been a game changer for my performance and recovery. It delivers exceptional cushioning and support — something I’ve been searching for since having surgeries on both knees. The oversized sole feels incredibly comfortable and helps absorb impact, taking pressure off my knees and other sore areas from playing soccer and other sports. It’s not just a running shoe; it’s a recovery tool that helps me train and play with less discomfort, and keeps me moving toward my goals.

As someone who generally leans on more support/motion control based running shoes, a more cushion based model with a high drop was a bit of a shock to get used to initially, however, I've found myself really enjoying them. The heel strike was initially awkward, but the spring throughout the entire sole brings a fluidity to my stride that seems simpler than with the heavier, more structured models that I'm used to. The cushioning is phenomenal and feels consistently responsive throughout, though with my stride and pronation issues I am worried I may run into issues with the consistency of the sole down the road. Using these every other day or the last few weeks, there is no indication of any issues so far, and have in fact maybe changed my opinion on the "thick sole" runners that are the norm now.