Experience enhanced visibility with Nike Women's Reflective Regular Athletic Shoes Review

I do not recommend anyone in the medical field to wear them on hard surfaces all day, your ankles will kill at the end of the day, worn them at work for months without support, poor choice. NO RUNNING SHOES! If you use them as a casual shoe, they will probably help. Good for lifting weights at the gym, running to measure! I like how they look

I want to like these shoes. but personally the color is more like a dark "jeggings" or denim color. I can only think of jeggings when I look at them. But it's nice to have a pair of shoes that you don't really like because I can get them dirty without effort. When I go for a walk or hike somewhere dirty or muddy, I opt for a pair of tennis shoes.

Probably the most comfortable shoe I have ever owned. I have high arches and have had issues with shoes resulting in toe numbness due to the placement of the laces. They have a lower profile and are comfortable to wear all day with no issues. I have a small complaint. The soles are like little suction cups. I work in an office with tiled floors and I make a lot of noise walking down the hall. It's annoying but not enough to make me change my shoes!

I ordered this shoe because I needed a flexible athletic shoe (due to a previous foot surgery) for pickleball. I've only worn these shoes for the last 8 months to play pickleball once or twice a week (for 2 hours) at an indoor court. As you can see in the photos, the right shoe is coming off the sole in the toe area and the left shoe is also starting to come off in the same area. These shoes had the least wear of any shoes I own. Absolutely bad quality and workmanship.

So I liked the previous flexible version more, it was thinner and more flexible. This version is a bit stiff in the heel but still comfortable. I hope to spread it. I usually wear most shoes in a size 10, but I have to go to a size 10.5 so they don't cramp my toes. (I usually have to adjust each athletic shoe.) I use them for street running and at the gym for strength training, and they work well in both cases. I have narrower feet but these are perfect. Nike has gone too far in the past. This…

Well I love these tennis shoes, I've had a similar pair for years and went to the gym in them. I bought them in May and only wore them to work out at home and a bit to the gym when it was open so very light clothing and nothing outside. Today when I was about to put them on, the material on the side of the boot came loose. Is it too late to go back and looks like they have been refurbished before? I went ahead and ordered a replacement from another company but am disappointed that they only…