Nike Air Zoom Hayward
Manufacturer:
Nike
Price:
$80
Reviewed in:
Jun 2006 Shoe Guide
Average Reader Rating:
5 stars (3 reviews)
We say: Named for the legendary University of Oregon Hayward Field track, this shoe replaces the Skylon. The Hayward is inspired by the Nike Free, with the pods of foam designed to move more independently with the foot. The upper sits on a full-length Zoom Air unit, which is firmer than the Air unit on page 106. The plastic arch bridge that sits above the midsole helps with heel-to-toe transition. Recommended as a trainer for biomechanically efficient runners or as a racing flat for runners with normal to high arches.
Wear-testers say: "A good distance racing shoe for half or full marathons." --Rick Grab, 31, Allentown
"The shoe's upper was the softest I've worn." --Nathan Usher, 23, East Lansing
Average Reader Rating:
5 stars (3 reviews)
5 stars
Nice and lightweight! They lasted me for about five months and I run 70-80 miles a week. good trackworkout shoes. Nice and cushioned. Planning on gettin me another pair..
Submitted by: Dee, Zia Pueblo,
5 stars
i purchased these shoes prior to going overseas in 2006 i just returned about 4 months ago ,these were the best running shoes i have ever worn i love the zoom haywards but i cant seem to find them anywhere i am in need of help finding a new pair if anyone can help please email at duane.m.hernandez@us.army.mil.
Submitted by: Sgt H, new bedford,
5 stars
Can it get any better? This shoe is built for the user to Blaze any distance in complete comfort! Light as a feather, yet has the cushioning of the Brooks Beast!! .
Submitted by: Sam Cushing, Western Springs, IL
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| Gender: |
Male |
| Shoe Type: |
Performance Training |
| Sizes: |
7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 12.5, 13, 14, 15 |
| Midsole Characteristics: |
Plastic arch bridge |
| Weight: |
10 oz. |
| Essential Technology: |
Zoom Air unit |
| Foot Biomechanics: |
Neutral |
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