You will not be having any problems with overheating as you log the miles.įor what it is, the shoe is very durable. The upper wraps the foot nicely, and the tongue and ankle do not produce any unwanted friction. This is fine, and almost desirable, given the utility of the shoe. There really isn’t much to the Nike Zoom Tempo Next% upstairs. It never starts to feel like “more of your shoe” the longer you run in it. That said, there is no benefit of breaking the shoe in either. No break-in time is needed to get these things feeling the way you want them to. Pleasantly enough, the shoe is ready to go right out of the box. Ready to rock and roll right out of the box You certainly do not clomp around in these shoes.
The mix of foam and the Zoom Air pillow make for a bouncy ride, giving you a sensation akin to “energy return.” This makes for a diminished impact during each stride. It glides at optimum speeds, allowing for ZERO recovery time in the interim between runs. There’s no denying the shoe is comfortableĪfter all those miles, I never once felt the ache in my knees or the tightening in my back. The optimal running distance, in my humble opinion, is between 7-13 miles. They are amazing for setting a pace, a quick one at that, and commit to it for the long haul. You will not be running wind-sprints with these things. The shoe isn't a partner for short bursts nor quick training sessions. It wants you moving forward.Ĭommitted for the long haul (7-13miles), not for short burstsĪlong with the “need for speed” feeling this shoe engenders, it also begs you to take it for a longer ride. The shoe offers an almost see-sawing ride. The spring-loaded feel of the toe-off makes moving at slower paces feel odd and unstable. I urge you not to take corners too aggressively in these shoes. If you’re looking for a super-secure lockdown, look elsewhere. Order true to size, or go up a ½ size if you want some breathing room for your little piggies! The Nike Air Zoom Tempo Next% lacks ankle support However, this shoe fits as you would expect. Order half-size up if you want some room for your toes a stability shoe (in this case, consider a pair from the Nike Structure line that offers a supportive and firmer ride for both easy and fast-paced long runs).a shoe with lower stack height for daily, easy runs (the Pegasus 38 is a comfortable trainer with cushion for slow days).a race shoe (the Nike ZoomX Vaporfly NEXT% 2 is praised for being fast, bouncy and responsive).The Nike Tempo Next% is perfect for runners who are looking for a comfortable running shoe that offers a fast, spring-loaded ride for mid to long-distance runs. Your browser does not support the video tag.
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