NIKE AIR MAX+ 2011 (MENS) Review

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The hype I think is what made me a little disappointed. They are very light and flexible with a lot of impact cushion but I would suggest going a half size larger since they are a bit narrow and snug. The hype that I heard was they would make running easier and had all kinds of amazing qualities but in reality they're just another light weight running shoe. They're only slightly better than your run of the mill runner but just barely. One x factor these shoes do have is a very springy step for the first week since they do have the air pocket at the heel but not much squish near the ball of the foot.

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Avoid these shoes. They are too narrow, stiff, and unstable. Probably the worst running shoes I've ever worn.

On top of that, after 5 weeks running on the streets and the gym treadmill the air capsule of the right shoe broke, rendering the pair completely useless.

This last thing is actually good -as I now got a pair of acsis -much, much better for running.

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I bought these through a retailer, and agree with the comment that they are quite a narrow shoe. I like the look and the price on Amazon is great. In Australia these would retail for an additional $100. I like the shoe but I am little disappointed that in less than 12 months that the sole is showing noticeable wear. I'm not a runner (and doubt from the construction) that these are really designed as a "proper" running shoe, so I just use them for walking and the gym. Despite what I would say is fairly light use the sole is quite worn (not yet bad enough to warrant disposal) although the body of the shoe looks almost as good as new. So I think this is a great looking shoe for casual and light duty. I've just ordered a pair of '09s from Amazon so will be interesting to assess the durability of the sole on those.

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Do not buy this shoe unless you want to get injured. I have been a runner for about 10 years now and have been through all sorts of shoes. I thought I'd give this shoe a try and immediately the next running I strained my right leg. I was barely even jogging.

Chalking it up to bad luck, I stopped for a week and rest. When I got into a softball game the following week, I was running to catch a pop fly and POP, a huge pop was felt in hamstring. I am so happy it turned out to be a strain rather than a rupture.

I have felt nothing but pain and torture running in these shoes and I will never return to a Nike shoe product again. Got new shoes, guess what? No pain. It is essentially robbery by charging such a high price for such a bad shoe knowing they are paying sweatshop kids .25 cents an hour to make them? Thieves.

Buy at your own risk.