Nike Odyssey React Flyknit 2

What a running shoe. Just the right amount of cushioning and stability. The react sole does cushion the impact and helps with the return of force from the ground. I’m on my 5th pair in a row and totally sold. Would recommend changing every 6 months for experienced runners (10k daily) as the sole react effect will wear out and transfer the return of force into your ankle joints

I started on couch to 5k and I’ve now been running for 10 months. I bought these as an upgrade from my cheap trainers when I started my 10km plan as I have my Dad’s knees and wanted something with a good bit of cushioning. They are just right for what I need! They are supportive for those long runs and were actually lighter than my old pair even though they obviously aren’t as slight as some shoes bought for speed. They are super comfy, have never rubbed and my toe nail doesn’t stretch the material because of the rubber layer!

note: 200+ lbs. Flat feet, overpronator, advanced non-elite road racer. CONS: Too small, tight fit. No stretch. A bit warm. PROS: Light weight, a great balance of cush and responsiveness. Supportive for all paces and distances. This shoe could be great for former Lunarglide fans, current Structure wearers, Nike Zoom Fly racers, who didn't quite fit in the Infinity's. Shoes are personal. This WOULD be a personal favorite if it wasn't for the CONS. Even with the tight and warm fit, I can't help to still have fun running faster than easy to tempo in these shoes. Possibly even a 5k/10k racers for us bigger faster runners who like a bit of support. The Infinity is beloved by so many but didn't work for me. This one would if they would make the fit closer to the Infinity and and Zoom Fly. Then I would only have 5 shoes. Renew Run (Easy, Recovery), Structure (Easy, Long), Odyssey (Easy, Speed/Tempo, 5k/10k), Zoom Fly 3 (Long tempo, Half to Marathon). And maybe the Vapor Fly with insoles to take to Boston?