Running shoes Nike

What running shoes Nike can you find at Foot-Store?

The Nike running shoes available at Foot-Store cover various uses, from road running to gym training. The selection includes models for both men and women, with options designed for everyday use as well as lighter shoes aimed at intensive training or competition.

How to choose your Nike running shoes?

The choice of a Nike running shoe primarily depends on the intended use rather than just the name of the model. A pair intended for long-distance running prioritises cushioning and long-term comfort, while a shoe designed for interval training or gym workouts focuses on lightness and grip. The shoe size and width are crucial factors, as is the type of terrain the shoe will mainly be used on: road, treadmill, or gym floor.

adidas, Puma, Asics: other running brands offered by Foot-Store

Nike is not the only brand featured in the sections dedicated to running and fitness. You can compare several brand universes before making your choice:

• adidas shoes, a wide range covering both road running and gym training.
• Asics shoes, a brand historically associated with comfort and cushioning for long distances.
• Puma shoes, with models designed for daily versatility.
• Under Armour shoes, focused on training and performance.
• New Balance shoes, known for their everyday comfort.
• Saucony shoes, a brand specialised in road running.
• Joma and Mizuno shoes, two brands offering technical models at varied positions.
• Reebok and Peak shoes, suitable for running as well as gym training.

To view the complete range, the Shoes page brings together all the available brands.

Where to spot good deals on Nike running shoes?

Several permanent sections of the site allow you to keep track of current promotions on running shoes. The period of Black Friday and the festive season are the first events to watch, followed by the winter sales and then the French Days in spring. Find these promotions on the pages Black Friday, Sales, Clearance, and Good Deals. The page Special Offers also gathers occasional promotions. If you're looking for the latest models, the New Arrivals page showcases the newest releases, and the Shipped in 24h page lists items available quickly.

Nike shoes for road running, trail, or gym

The Nike running models are notably distinguished by their use rather than their name. A shoe meant for road running favours a sole suited for pavement and cushioning designed for distance. A pair aimed at fitness or gym training places more emphasis on stability and lightness for lateral movements. Therefore, it’s helpful to start with your main activity, whether it’s long-distance running, interval sessions, or gym training, before comparing models.

Frequently asked questions

Are Nike running shoes also suitable for walking?

Some models designed for daily running can be suitable for walking due to their cushioning and comfort. It’s better to opt for a versatile pair rather than a highly specialized model for competition if the main use is walking.

How to know if a Nike running shoe is my size?

The fit varies between models and lines, so it’s advisable to check the size guide specific to each reference before ordering. In case of doubt between two sizes, a slightly larger size is often more suitable for running.

Can a Nike running shoe be used for indoor football?

A running shoe does not provide the same grip as a shoe specifically designed for indoor football, as the soles are not designed for the same footing. For regular indoor football practice, it is preferable to choose a model dedicated to this sport.

Are Nike running shoes suitable for trail running?

Some running pairs are suitable for stabilized paths, but they do not replace a trail shoe on rough or muddy terrain. The sole of a road shoe generally offers less grip on uneven surfaces.

Should running shoes be replaced regularly?

The wear of the sole and cushioning mainly depends on the frequency and type of running practiced; therefore, a regular runner will replace their pair more often than an occasional runner. Observing the condition of the outer sole and the comfort felt is the best indicator of when to change models.