Nike Air Max Craze

At first look, they’re sleek and stylish. They run a little tight but stretch out after a few wears. Great for exercising and comfortable. I’m not really a fan of the heel being out.

I was skeptical about the mule design but it actually didn’t look too bad. It pretty comfortable as well. I’ve worn it to run errands and just kick it around the city. So, I don’t really style the shoe, typically joggers or something super casual. I will say zipper is going to be challenging for someone with a wider foot, but other than it was any other cons. It was rather comfortable. If was something outside of the normal sneaker.

Nike Air Max Craze Review: Pros & Cons I didn’t realize the Air Max Craze was a model that dropped back in the early 2000s, but after giving them a try, here’s what I think about the shoe. Pros: Design & Aesthetics: The design of the Air Max Craze stands out. It has a sleek, futuristic vibe that caught my eye right away. The zipper-and-lace combo is especially cool—definitely a unique feature that adds to the overall look. Comfort: As I wore them more, they definitely became more comfortable, particularly for gym sessions or treadmill workouts. The neutral support is solid, and the shoe feels stable during movements, making me feel grounded during my workouts. Traction: I really appreciated the traction of the sole. Whether on the treadmill or during more intense activities, I felt secure and didn’t experience any slipping, which is always a plus. Cons: Putting Them On & Taking Them Off: The process of getting these on and off wasn’t the easiest. It’s not a huge deal, but it’s definitely something to note. Heel Strap Issue: The heel strap behind the Achilles tendon area felt a bit flimsy. It seemed like it could snap with repeated use, which made me cautious every time I put the shoes on. This part of the shoe reminded me of the Nike Air Huarache, but without the extra cushioning or support. Fit: The sizing felt a little off. I noticed some extra space in the back of the shoe, which could be because one of my feet is slightly larger than the other. However, it did make the shoe feel a bit longer than expected. Overall: While the Air Max Craze is a cool shoe, it’s not really for me. I was initially hesitant about the minimal support around the back of my foot, but I got used to it over time. That said, I don’t think I’d purchase these if I saw them in stores or online. It’s a nice shoe, but it just doesn’t align with my personal style.