Nike will be debuting two brand-new running silhouettes soon: Nike React Infinity Run 2 and Nike ZoomX Invincible Run. For these silhouettes, the focus has been to optimize cushioning and lessen the ...

Nike ZoomX Invincible Run Flyknit review: tech One of the main differences between the React Infinity Run 2 and the ZoomX Invincible Run is the midsole these shoes use: the former features the ...

The Nike Running division is known for always incorporating cutting-edge features in their sneaker designs to improve the performance of users. The new ZoomX Invincible Run Flyknit 3 “T&F Progression” ...

Stabilizing and supportive for runners who like cushioning. Bouncy, squishy feel due to improved technology. Works well for slower runs, and adapts as you ramp up mileage. After running my last ...

For the past few years, the Infinity has been Nike’s everyday running shoe, designed to give runners a decent amount of support underfoot. When Nike released the first iteration of this shoe, it came ...

The Oregon-based activewear juggernaut offers a vast variety of running footwear designs, but the technologically sophisticated Nike ZoomX Invincible Run Flyknit 3 silhouette continues to be one of ...

Featuring one of the softest foams out there, the Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 4 (which, yes, is a complete mouthful to say and write) has had quite a substantial redesign in comparison with Nike’s ...

The RW Takeaway: React foam underfoot feels good, whether you're out for an easy jog or running something more spirited. Upper is well-crafted, but slightly snug Long-run foam feels good at varying ...