Just got a pair. They’re the most comfy pair of running shoes I’ve ever owned. The landing when I’m jogging is so soft & I actually felt like I could go a bit further than I normally do. Love it so far.
Hello runners , i watched this video of my brother bob and..as he said i should buy these winflo 7 shoes and i bought them in £44 pounds a few days ago..i have already run 5 kilometres in them they are absolutely fantastic...super cushioning , super bouncey😍😍...and light weight..also very breathable...i am absolutely amazed with the shoes... everyone should buy these shoes. Thankyou bob for suggesting these awesome shoes...😁
For me, because I live in Greece🇬🇷, the wet tarmac is not a problem and these are perfect shoes for Greeks who prefer VFM products!!! Bought it! Thanks for the advice!!! Also, I'm running at most for 35'/day, so the other problem won't be something too hard for me, I suppose 😁
A great review indeed, thanks for pointing out the advantages and disadvantages of these shoes. I bought mine back in November 2020 and I’m still wearing it now and I absolutely love them! Don’t mind me but you look similar to Chris Redfield from Resident Evil 7😎
Greatest review! Very good running shoes for the price! Just bought a pair this week (on sale at around 70 usd), and as mentioned they are also good for wide feet (as they seem to adapt after first usage), responsive on dry, comfy, seem versatile, stable, lightwight, felt like flying BUT the biggest problem as you mentioned is so true, very slippery on light wet conditions (similar to running during winter when ground is frozen), but I knew the downsize when buying after watching your video, and accepted the compromise for the price! Thanks!
Thank you very much! glad my review helped you. Yes, overall a great shoe for the price, especially when you catch them in a sale! I agree completely it is like running when the roads are slightly icy.
Thanks for the great review mate. One of the only decent English ones for some reason. I have the Winflo 6 and really enjoy that and have already pulled the trigger on the 7's as they were priced at a steal... we'll see after a first run if its a step up. Cheers!
Cheers! I know there aren't many English reviews. I struggled to find one before I bought mine! I didn't try the 6's so don't know how they compare but hope you enjoy these shoes :)
I own two pair that I constantly interchange. I run A LOT. But I absolutely love them. I have had both pairs for 7 months. Which is too long. I am planning on buying two more this week. I recommend anyone to get these shoes. But I completely agree about the treading in the wet. More specifically, wet wooded terrain.
Yeah they are a great shoe! I’m planning on buying another pair pretty soon. I’ve put over 800 miles on mine now so they are in need of retirement. I’ve found the tread has got slightly better the more I’ve worn them down but it’s still not the best
I once ran in the rain with the winflo 7. The loss of traction is just insane. Honestly, people, if your city rains a lot. DO NOT BUY THIS. It can be a deal breaker
Yeah, it is shocking the difference in traction between the dry and wet! Now that we are heading into winter I'm most likely going to put these shoes away until March. Maybe bring them out for the treadmill if it gets icy outside but I can't see them getting too much use for the remainder of the year. Definitely a summer shoe.
I wonder what makes it so slippery, i would have guessed it to have good traction from looking at the sole. I ordered a winflo 7 and a react and was considering to keep the winflo specifically because react is just foam at the bottom and I imagine it glides like a skate on a wet surface.
I own the Winflo 6 and agree with everything you said. For the price and what you get they are an unbelievable shoe. I can't run slow in these puppies.
Yeah they are such a great shoe. Didn’t think of using them for cross country wasn’t sure the tread would be up to it but that’s amazing that they work well for that. Cheers 🤙
Dorinel :D yeah they are comfy! When I first started running in them I noticed a bit of discomfort around the arch of my foot but that went away very quickly and I don’t notice it at all anymore.
it's a good budget shoe for someone who just wants to run or go to gym not best for pro athletes, I still use my winflo 6 they're great as well not very different.
I'm not sure I agree. I think this is a shoe that works very well for recovery runs and easy miles so could be used by pro athletes. Especially if they like Nike shoes. It's probably not the race shoe they would choose as they're most likely to opt for a Supershoe but for training this is a great option.
So I started running in my $20 shoes six months ago and thought why would someone buy expensive shoes cheap shoes work fine. But then I started having really bad shin pain so I tried these shoes and there’s remarkable difference between the 2 shoes I don’t think I can use my old shoes again
I did the same thing when I started running. I had a pair of basketball shoes which I ran in and after a few weeks my knees were wrecked! I was so relieved when I got my first pair of running shoes! Never looked back since
In regards to slippery soles, I find that after 20-30 miles after rubber compound has been "skored" its factory smooth rubber is gone and the newfound rubber has some grit for traction. This has worked for North Face UltraTR with Vibram rubber, Pegasus 34, 36, and Winflo 5. Would you say the heel is wider on Winflo 7 versus Pegasus 36?
interesting! I found the same however it took closer to 400 miles for the outsoles on mine to find their grip. Yes i think the heel is slightly wider and offers a little bit more stabilisation.
This might sound quite dumb cause im new to the whole running game...and i run a lot on treadmills....so would you recommend these for a treadmill use case?? Loved the detail on the video btw!
Not a dumb question at all! I haven't used these on a treadmill since Covid as I haven't had access to one. However they should work well on a treadmill, the majority of road running shoes are fine for use with a treadmill. With a treadmill, you just want to avoid any shoes that have a particularly aggressive tread. The tread on the Winflo 7 will be absolutely fine and you should get good traction with them. Hope this helps. Glad you liked the review :)
Hi, thanks! I don't think there is a weight limit for these shoes. When I first had these I weighed 74kg (11.6 stone / 163lb) and I currently weigh 66kg (10.4 stone 145lb) at both weights these shoes felt great to run in! I think a heavier runner would probably wear the shoes out slightly faster however I have run almost 700 miles in these shoes now and they are now getting to the end of their life so I believe any runner at any weight should get at least 450-500 miles out of them.
Hello. One question. I am thinking of buying the winflo 7 shield. Do u have any idea if i have problem with wet roads? Cause it says that they have another type of outsole. Thanks in advance.
Hi, I haven't used the shield versions however they do look like they would perform well in wet conditions. I believe they are designed for adverse conditions and also have a water-resistant upper so I imagine they would work great in the wet.
So Bob. What’s your go to shoe for running in England then? I’m in the US at the moment, and these are at a great price. But I don’t want to buy these if there’s no grip on the kerbs or pavements. I run about 5k 5 days a week in London.
My go to is the On Running Cloudflow! I think it is the best running shoe I’ve ever used! It’s lightweight, comfortable, and durable! The traction is incredible even on the wettest of days and the Cloud Tec is amazing!
You may be able to get away with these a half size up. I have fairly wide feet and these fit well so if you try a half size up that might work. I'm not too sure on another Nike shoe that is great for wide feet, unfortunately.
So I’ve just had a quick google and from what I can see your closest standard shoe size is 28.7cm, which is equal to a EU size 43 or U.K. size 9 or US size 10. As you are slightly above the standard size it would be worth thinking about how wide your feet are and maybe going half a size up. Have a look if Nike are still doing the “30 day try on at home” offer still and see if they fit ok! Hope this helps!
What are you looking for, shoes for training or shoes for racing? I’m guessing you do the majority of your training on a track? Would probably be worth looking into a good pair of track spikes for racing! Where abouts is your foot pain? Answer those couple questions for me and I should be able to give you a better recommendation 🙂
Bob Thomas Bro i have achne pain and i want good cushion shoes i have a nike winflow 5 but now i looking for upfrade version of winflow like nike zoom 7 or pegagsus like that
@@Thesinghfitness okay so the midsole on the Winflo 7 is very good and has a lot of cushioning. I believe it has the same midsole as the pegasus. there are softer shoes out there but you most likely won't get the same response from a softer shoe. If you are getting foot pain and think it's because of the Nikes I would recommend trying some On running Cloudflows. I have found them to be the most comfortable shoe I have run in and have great cushioning.
I find this same problem with most trainers. When the pavement is slightly wet, they lose all grip. Do you know which trainers is comfortable but yet doesnt lose grip?
Yes On running Cloudstratus! I've had them for a couple of weeks and they are incredible! I did 22 miles in the pouring rain last week with them and didn't lose traction once. I could even run over drain covers and not slip. Also extremely comfortable shoes. I think the entire On line up is great and you can't go wrong with them.
@@estratioskalanakis1242 I think Cloudflows are the comfiest shoes I have ever worn and Cloudstratus is a very close second. The tread hasn't worn at all on them. I find On to be extremely durable. On running are the only shoes I will take over the 600-mile mark as their durability is great. Most shoes I retire at 500 miles. I have a review of the Cloudflows here, it may be helpful ua-cam.com/video/sM6s2awvPLw/v-deo.html Will also be reviewing the Cloudstratus and Cloudflyer in the next few weeks.
I’ve only ever worn these for running but they are very comfy and also are comfy when I’m stretching before and after workouts. For me I think the heel would be a bit too bulky for an everyday shoe. I’m don’t really wear any trainers as an everyday shoe so I may not be the best person to comment. Hope this helps
Use: Road Running (3Kms Daily) I have bit wide feet. How is it compared to Nike Pegasus 37 or Nike Legend React 3 or Adidas Supernova or Asics GT 2000 7 ?
I also have wide feet and these have been very comfortable! Compared to the Pegasus these are a slightly stiffer shoe. They are a little bit heavier and have a smaller offset. I haven't run in the Legend React however they have the same midsole as the Epic React which I have used. I prefer the midsole on the Winflo 7 to the Epic React as it has great cushioning but is still very responsive. Can't comment on the Adidas or Asics unfortunately, as I haven't run in either shoe. I have a review for the Epic React so maybe give that a skim through because it might give some insight on the Legend React! ua-cam.com/video/Kd1lEtQGHS8/v-deo.html Hope this helps 😁
The Legend React is wide foot friendly. I had the two, the outsole was very durable, react basically never dies (my epic react had 500mi before I retired them). They're an excellent budget version of the infinity. I'm more of a narrow footer and there was a lot of room in the shoe. The Pegasus line is narrower so I'd look for them in wide. The Legend React is the best choice in my opinion especially for very casual runners.
Odd NIKE would put laces that come undone in any of their runners. Why not one or two types that WORK. Tested to stay done through long runs on different terrain. Dry or wet. City or trail.
I think they probably produce shoes so quickly sometime they don't get the time to fully test everything and as these are a lower price shoe they probably don't receive the same quality control as the flag ship shoes do.
I bought both at the same time and used the Winflo 7s all the time and put over 600 miles on them! I didn’t like the Epic Reacts as they gave me lots of foot and knee pain. I stopped using them after about 100 miles and they just sit gathering dust now. I’ve done a review of them here if you want to give it a quick watch 🙂 ua-cam.com/video/Kd1lEtQGHS8/v-deo.html
I love the Winflo for long runs! Haven’t had a pair of Pegasus in ages but from what I can remember they are very similar but the Winflo is slightly stiffer and has a bit more stability built into the shoe! Both shoes are great
The Winflo 7 has Air Zoom units in the heel and forefoot. The midsole on the Winflo 7 is very similar to the Pegasus 37. It’s mainly in the upper where they differ. The lacing pattern and tongue are different on the Pegasus also the toe box is a slightly different shape and I believe the pegasus has more padding around the heel.
i just bought a pair, tried the brooks ghost 13 but the midsole is just too harsh for me, my feet are getting beat up after 4 miles, i hope these are better, will do an update, thanks for the review there arent many on this shoe it seems to be over looked and bit of a secret gem in the nike line up
Thanks! Yeah, I looked for reviews before I bought a pair but really struggled to find any info. That is a shame about the brooks! Will be interesting to see how you get on with these 😀
@@BobThomasUltra i went for a 10k run in them last night, the midsole is brilliant, i was flying averaging 5.20 a km even with the climbs which is very fast for me, problem was they cooked my feet, my feet over heat bad and these shoes roasted them, so i examined what is doing this and inside there is the thickest densest lining inside the show blocking any airflow, why do this? i understand in colder places this might be fine but in gran canaria no way, i spent an hour on each shoe cutting that crap out of it, i will give you an update on my next run
@@darkestfugue Glad you like the midsole! That sounds like a really great run! I'm not sure what part you are referring to that you had to cut out? there is the upper with perforations in for airflow and then a very thin white lining inside which connects the tongue to the rest of the shoe. Which part have you cut out? I have used these in 31ºc and had no overheating issues and mine have very minimal lining and great airflow. Yeah, let me know how your next run goes in them. Did you have to cut any of the stitching inside the shoe?
@@BobThomasUltra the white lining is blue in my pair, its thin but its super dense and stops the air from entering the shoe, i didnt cut away any stitching, but i cut the entire lining out of the shoe which means the tongue is now separated, its only joined where the laces start now, i have very sensitive feet to overheating,, i took them on a night run and even then my feet were burning when i got home, i havent ran in them with my modification yet lol, but ill give you an update how it went when i do
So the legend will have the react midsole which is quite a soft cushioning however it isn’t the most responsive. The Winflo 7 has an air zoom cushioning which still has a good amount of cushion but is more responsive and gives a little more road feel. For me I prefer the air zoom midsole over the react. Hope this helps 👍
@@BobThomasUltra sir, please reply i am getting legend react 2 in 56 us dollars and zoom air winflo 7 in 71 us dollars so..is it worth to give 15 dollar more for winflo.. because i am tight on budget but if u say i will go for it..pls help..❤️
@@khushvardhansingh7923 it depends on how you run? The Winflo 7 aren’t necessarily better they are just different. If you want a shoe that is a little bit more versatile and allows you to do more speed training then I would pick the Winflo 7. They are also very durable. Since filming this review I have taken these shoes up to about 700 miles without any issues. If you like to feel the ground a bit when you run and push the speed get the Winflo 7. If you don’t need to push the speed very much and just looking for an every day running shoe the legends will do you well 👍
I have a size 8. I’m a size 8 usually so for me they are true to size. I did find they needed a couple of runs to break in though as they are quite stiff out the box 📦
Yes I think these would work well for a heavier runner. I've heard the Hoka Rincons are great for heavier runners but they are hard to get your hands (or feet 😉) on because they are always sold out. I've never been able to get a pair to try unfortunately.
I received the WINFLO 8 made in Brazil at home. In my opinion the sneakers have inferior material, too simple and if it was in another country it wouldn't pass the quality test.
Unfortunately, I didn't know about the traction issues before I bought them. However, I did buy them in the summer and used then as my main running shoe throughout the summer when it was dry and they worked great. Also found that the traction improved after about 300 miles. I go through shoes in about 2 months due to the volume of training, so still got very good use out of these. I stopped using them after 600 miles.
@@BobThomasUltra ah thats frustrating....i have a serious problem with high drops...anything over 8mm i cant walk the next day and have to give the shoes away...not sure why that is the case but basically i've had to remove Nike completely from my trainer list..these look nice but not sure can risk purchasing unless something clearly stated...
@@hamzariazuddin424 That's a shame you struggle with the drop as they are good shoes. I've heard of people struggling with their Achilles when they change to shoes with a different drop that may be the case with you. Have you tried Vivo Barefoots? They have zero drop. I used to run in them and liked them a lot but couldn't go the distance I wanted to in them.
@@BobThomasUltra Hvaent tried Vevo...ive settled for Saucony as they have a few with 4-6mm which is about the right range...my issue is in the arch...very strange...i wear high drop shoes and literally next day cant walk...had to give away 2 Nike shoes because of it...annoying as love Nike as a brand but had to abandon their trainers completly...actually alot of trainers these days have high drops so im very limited...annoying because the trainers i buy i rarely like the style but have to go for comfort and practicality instead...another one i tried recently was reebok..forget the name but they were quite nice but sooooo heavy unfortunately compared to my saucony ones
Paterson they were great over summer but I am finding I can use them less and less as we get into winter. You might get on quite well with the epic reacts.
So I would say the Winflo is a slightly stiffer shoe compared to the Pegasus. The Pegasus has a better outsole for wet conditions and slightly better breathability. I like the Winflo because it is quite stiff, especially around the heel. I have a lot of hills by me so the extra stability is nice for downhill running. I haven't run in Pegasus 37's for a long while so I'm going to buy a pair soon and see how they feel.
I have them, they feel terrible. I had winflo 5 and they were fantastic, these are narrow on the toes, ugly, uncomfortable. Nike is not evolving, on the contrary, they made it deliberately worse so you will have to spend 300€ on alphafly.
Shame you don’t like them. I’ve actually found the longer I’ve had them the more I like them. I didn’t ever try the Winflo 5 but have heard good things. I don’t think they make them deliberately worse I do think they try to cut cost as much as possible on their cheaper shoes which can result in some duds in the line up. However I feel these or more of a hidden gem than a dud.
@@BobThomasUltra thank you, but I feel betrayed, they have nothing in common with winflo5. I took half number more than usual and the space for the toes is simply not enough, that's a fact. Why change the shape of a shoe to cause more constriction to your toes? I'm sure nobody likes that. And it's a fact that they worsen pronation. Just putting them on I could see my feet fall toward pronation. It wasn't happening with winflo5 and it's not a problem of quality but of the shape you choose to give a shoe.
Just got a pair. They’re the most comfy pair of running shoes I’ve ever owned. The landing when I’m jogging is so soft & I actually felt like I could go a bit further than I normally do. Love it so far.
Can we do sports in them?
Hello runners , i watched this video of my brother bob and..as he said i should buy these winflo 7 shoes and i bought them in £44 pounds a few days ago..i have already run 5 kilometres in them they are absolutely fantastic...super cushioning , super bouncey😍😍...and light weight..also very breathable...i am absolutely amazed with the shoes... everyone should buy these shoes. Thankyou bob for suggesting these awesome shoes...😁
Glad you like them!!!
For me, because I live in Greece🇬🇷, the wet tarmac is not a problem and these are perfect shoes for Greeks who prefer VFM products!!! Bought it! Thanks for the advice!!! Also, I'm running at most for 35'/day, so the other problem won't be something too hard for me, I suppose 😁
AWESOME REVIEW!! GREAT STRUCTURE AND DETAIL! Im buying these cuz of YOU
Thanks so much! hope you love the shoes 😀
A great review indeed, thanks for pointing out the advantages and disadvantages of these shoes. I bought mine back in November 2020 and I’m still wearing it now and I absolutely love them! Don’t mind me but you look similar to Chris Redfield from Resident Evil 7😎
Thank you, glad it was helpful! Haha I've never heard that one before 😂
Greatest review! Very good running shoes for the price! Just bought a pair this week (on sale at around 70 usd), and as mentioned they are also good for wide feet (as they seem to adapt after first usage), responsive on dry, comfy, seem versatile, stable, lightwight, felt like flying BUT the biggest problem as you mentioned is so true, very slippery on light wet conditions (similar to running during winter when ground is frozen), but I knew the downsize when buying after watching your video, and accepted the compromise for the price! Thanks!
Thank you very much! glad my review helped you. Yes, overall a great shoe for the price, especially when you catch them in a sale! I agree completely it is like running when the roads are slightly icy.
Thanks for the great review mate. One of the only decent English ones for some reason. I have the Winflo 6 and really enjoy that and have already pulled the trigger on the 7's as they were priced at a steal... we'll see after a first run if its a step up. Cheers!
Cheers! I know there aren't many English reviews. I struggled to find one before I bought mine! I didn't try the 6's so don't know how they compare but hope you enjoy these shoes :)
Just got mine today for 50$
Thank for the vid!
Really really helpful review. Now i can stick to winflo 7 without any hesitation
Glad it was helpful! Hope you like the shoes 😀
I own two pair that I constantly interchange. I run A LOT. But I absolutely love them. I have had both pairs for 7 months. Which is too long. I am planning on buying two more this week. I recommend anyone to get these shoes. But I completely agree about the treading in the wet. More specifically, wet wooded terrain.
Yeah they are a great shoe! I’m planning on buying another pair pretty soon. I’ve put over 800 miles on mine now so they are in need of retirement. I’ve found the tread has got slightly better the more I’ve worn them down but it’s still not the best
I once ran in the rain with the winflo 7. The loss of traction is just insane. Honestly, people, if your city rains a lot. DO NOT BUY THIS. It can be a deal breaker
Yeah, it is shocking the difference in traction between the dry and wet! Now that we are heading into winter I'm most likely going to put these shoes away until March. Maybe bring them out for the treadmill if it gets icy outside but I can't see them getting too much use for the remainder of the year. Definitely a summer shoe.
I wonder what makes it so slippery, i would have guessed it to have good traction from looking at the sole. I ordered a winflo 7 and a react and was considering to keep the winflo specifically because react is just foam at the bottom and I imagine it glides like a skate on a wet surface.
I own the Winflo 6 and agree with everything you said. For the price and what you get they are an unbelievable shoe. I can't run slow in these puppies.
Yeah you can't argue with the price of these they are wicked. Haha that midsole makes you want to speed up doesn't it!
i have some and honestly they work just fine and i’m in cross country. Keep up the good work. Aye bruh good ass video. 800s today
Yeah they are such a great shoe. Didn’t think of using them for cross country wasn’t sure the tread would be up to it but that’s amazing that they work well for that. Cheers 🤙
Dorinel :D yeah they are comfy! When I first started running in them I noticed a bit of discomfort around the arch of my foot but that went away very quickly and I don’t notice it at all anymore.
Just got mine today for £50 can’t wait to try it
I just bought mine today.
Awesome! hope you enjoy them 💪
Informative video.✌🏼
Glad you enjoyed it 🙌
it's a good budget shoe for someone who just wants to run or go to gym not best for pro athletes, I still use my winflo 6 they're great as well not very different.
I'm not sure I agree. I think this is a shoe that works very well for recovery runs and easy miles so could be used by pro athletes. Especially if they like Nike shoes. It's probably not the race shoe they would choose as they're most likely to opt for a Supershoe but for training this is a great option.
Just found your video.... I have done 615km with mine... Wonder how the 8th interation with new upper feels like
just bought these :)
After seeing this, I need to go for a longer run
Do it!!! Hope you liked the review 🤙
Good video! Do you recommend buying them in the same size or a little bigger? Greetings from Peru!
Hi Paul, I would buy them in the same size as my other running shoes. I find Nike are pretty spot on with their sizes.
@@BobThomasUltra Thank you Bob! a big embrace!
So I started running in my $20 shoes six months ago and thought why would someone buy expensive shoes cheap shoes work fine. But then I started having really bad shin pain so I tried these shoes and there’s remarkable difference between the 2 shoes I don’t think I can use my old shoes again
I did the same thing when I started running. I had a pair of basketball shoes which I ran in and after a few weeks my knees were wrecked! I was so relieved when I got my first pair of running shoes! Never looked back since
Do a review of those sick monitors
Haha yeah the Adams are awesome! I’ll have to do a video at some point 🤙
In regards to slippery soles, I find that after 20-30 miles after rubber compound has been "skored" its factory smooth rubber is gone and the newfound rubber has some grit for traction.
This has worked for North Face UltraTR with Vibram rubber, Pegasus 34, 36, and Winflo 5. Would you say the heel is wider on Winflo 7 versus Pegasus 36?
interesting! I found the same however it took closer to 400 miles for the outsoles on mine to find their grip. Yes i think the heel is slightly wider and offers a little bit more stabilisation.
This might sound quite dumb cause im new to the whole running game...and i run a lot on treadmills....so would you recommend these for a treadmill use case?? Loved the detail on the video btw!
Not a dumb question at all!
I haven't used these on a treadmill since Covid as I haven't had access to one. However they should work well on a treadmill, the majority of road running shoes are fine for use with a treadmill.
With a treadmill, you just want to avoid any shoes that have a particularly aggressive tread. The tread on the Winflo 7 will be absolutely fine and you should get good traction with them.
Hope this helps. Glad you liked the review :)
@@BobThomasUltra thanks for the reply mate. Much appreciated
Hi there! Great vídeo! What about the Weight of the user? What do you think is the limit? How much do you Weight?
Hi, thanks!
I don't think there is a weight limit for these shoes. When I first had these I weighed 74kg (11.6 stone / 163lb) and I currently weigh 66kg (10.4 stone 145lb) at both weights these shoes felt great to run in!
I think a heavier runner would probably wear the shoes out slightly faster however I have run almost 700 miles in these shoes now and they are now getting to the end of their life so I believe any runner at any weight should get at least 450-500 miles out of them.
Nice bro.. I don't know which 1 better for me.. UA hovr or Nike zoom 7
I’ve never run in Under Armour shoes but I have heard good things. I don’t think you can go wrong with these Nikes though 👍
Got mine today
Wicked! Enjoy them 🙌
Hello. One question. I am thinking of buying the winflo 7 shield. Do u have any idea if i have problem with wet roads? Cause it says that they have another type of outsole. Thanks in advance.
Hi, I haven't used the shield versions however they do look like they would perform well in wet conditions. I believe they are designed for adverse conditions and also have a water-resistant upper so I imagine they would work great in the wet.
So Bob. What’s your go to shoe for running in England then?
I’m in the US at the moment, and these are at a great price. But I don’t want to buy these if there’s no grip on the kerbs or pavements. I run about 5k 5 days a week in London.
My go to is the On Running Cloudflow! I think it is the best running shoe I’ve ever used! It’s lightweight, comfortable, and durable! The traction is incredible even on the wettest of days and the Cloud Tec is amazing!
@@BobThomasUltra bloody hell. That’s a name and a half mate. :)
Let me see if I can get a pair here
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I have extremely wide feet, what Nike shoe would you recommend? I love the look of these shoes but don’t know if they are wide enough
You may be able to get away with these a half size up. I have fairly wide feet and these fit well so if you try a half size up that might work. I'm not too sure on another Nike shoe that is great for wide feet, unfortunately.
Dear friend, what size should I buy? Foot length 28.8 cm.
So I’ve just had a quick google and from what I can see your closest standard shoe size is 28.7cm, which is equal to a EU size 43 or U.K. size 9 or US size 10.
As you are slightly above the standard size it would be worth thinking about how wide your feet are and maybe going half a size up.
Have a look if Nike are still doing the “30 day try on at home” offer still and see if they fit ok!
Hope this helps!
@@BobThomasUltra Thanks!
how much..myanmar price
bro i am a 400m runner which shoes do your prefer and also i have pain on my foot so i also need very good cushion and grip
What are you looking for, shoes for training or shoes for racing? I’m guessing you do the majority of your training on a track? Would probably be worth looking into a good pair of track spikes for racing! Where abouts is your foot pain? Answer those couple questions for me and I should be able to give you a better recommendation 🙂
Bob Thomas Bro i have achne pain and i want good cushion shoes i have a nike winflow 5 but now i looking for upfrade version of winflow like nike zoom 7 or pegagsus like that
@@Thesinghfitness okay so the midsole on the Winflo 7 is very good and has a lot of cushioning. I believe it has the same midsole as the pegasus. there are softer shoes out there but you most likely won't get the same response from a softer shoe. If you are getting foot pain and think it's because of the Nikes I would recommend trying some On running Cloudflows. I have found them to be the most comfortable shoe I have run in and have great cushioning.
I find this same problem with most trainers. When the pavement is slightly wet, they lose all grip. Do you know which trainers is comfortable but yet doesnt lose grip?
Yes On running Cloudstratus! I've had them for a couple of weeks and they are incredible! I did 22 miles in the pouring rain last week with them and didn't lose traction once. I could even run over drain covers and not slip. Also extremely comfortable shoes. I think the entire On line up is great and you can't go wrong with them.
@@BobThomasUltra thank you. Is it as comfortable as the Nike Pegasus zoom?
@@BobThomasUltra the tred seems to be very tiny. Has it worn off since you got it.
@@estratioskalanakis1242 I think Cloudflows are the comfiest shoes I have ever worn and Cloudstratus is a very close second. The tread hasn't worn at all on them. I find On to be extremely durable. On running are the only shoes I will take over the 600-mile mark as their durability is great. Most shoes I retire at 500 miles.
I have a review of the Cloudflows here, it may be helpful ua-cam.com/video/sM6s2awvPLw/v-deo.html
Will also be reviewing the Cloudstratus and Cloudflyer in the next few weeks.
How is the comfort and i m not a runner but for travelling purpose casual wear how is it
I’ve only ever worn these for running but they are very comfy and also are comfy when I’m stretching before and after workouts. For me I think the heel would be a bit too bulky for an everyday shoe. I’m don’t really wear any trainers as an everyday shoe so I may not be the best person to comment. Hope this helps
Recently just bought a pair, is the toe box really durable?
Yeah I’ve put over 600 miles on mine now and they are holding up well.
@@BobThomasUltra thanks for replying :) loving my shoes haha
Use: Road Running (3Kms Daily)
I have bit wide feet.
How is it compared to Nike Pegasus 37 or Nike Legend React 3 or Adidas Supernova or Asics GT 2000 7 ?
I also have wide feet and these have been very comfortable!
Compared to the Pegasus these are a slightly stiffer shoe. They are a little bit heavier and have a smaller offset.
I haven't run in the Legend React however they have the same midsole as the Epic React which I have used. I prefer the midsole on the Winflo 7 to the Epic React as it has great cushioning but is still very responsive.
Can't comment on the Adidas or Asics unfortunately, as I haven't run in either shoe.
I have a review for the Epic React so maybe give that a skim through because it might give some insight on the Legend React! ua-cam.com/video/Kd1lEtQGHS8/v-deo.html
Hope this helps 😁
The Legend React is wide foot friendly. I had the two, the outsole was very durable, react basically never dies (my epic react had 500mi before I retired them). They're an excellent budget version of the infinity. I'm more of a narrow footer and there was a lot of room in the shoe. The Pegasus line is narrower so I'd look for them in wide. The Legend React is the best choice in my opinion especially for very casual runners.
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Odd NIKE would put laces that come undone in any of their runners. Why not one or two types that WORK. Tested to stay done through long runs on different terrain. Dry or wet. City or trail.
I think they probably produce shoes so quickly sometime they don't get the time to fully test everything and as these are a lower price shoe they probably don't receive the same quality control as the flag ship shoes do.
What do you guys think: Winflo 7s or Epic React Flyknit?
I bought both at the same time and used the Winflo 7s all the time and put over 600 miles on them!
I didn’t like the Epic Reacts as they gave me lots of foot and knee pain. I stopped using them after about 100 miles and they just sit gathering dust now.
I’ve done a review of them here if you want to give it a quick watch 🙂 ua-cam.com/video/Kd1lEtQGHS8/v-deo.html
Iam long runner which one is better winflow7 or Pegasus 37
I love the Winflo for long runs! Haven’t had a pair of Pegasus in ages but from what I can remember they are very similar but the Winflo is slightly stiffer and has a bit more stability built into the shoe! Both shoes are great
What is its stack heel height ???
Is it good for treadmill running?
Yes, I’ve used these on a treadmill multiple times and they’ve performed very well!
so, nike winflo 7 not have air zoom unit like pegasus 37?
The Winflo 7 has Air Zoom units in the heel and forefoot. The midsole on the Winflo 7 is very similar to the Pegasus 37. It’s mainly in the upper where they differ. The lacing pattern and tongue are different on the Pegasus also the toe box is a slightly different shape and I believe the pegasus has more padding around the heel.
What about the "Nike Zoom Winflo 7 Shield " for running?
So I believe that she shield version are just a waterproof version so should be very similar and you can run through puddles 🙌
Is cushioning really soft? Like plush?
I would say cushioning is fairly plush but it’s not the most cushioned shoe out there.
i just bought a pair, tried the brooks ghost 13 but the midsole is just too harsh for me, my feet are getting beat up after 4 miles, i hope these are better, will do an update, thanks for the review there arent many on this shoe it seems to be over looked and bit of a secret gem in the nike line up
Thanks! Yeah, I looked for reviews before I bought a pair but really struggled to find any info. That is a shame about the brooks! Will be interesting to see how you get on with these 😀
@@BobThomasUltra i went for a 10k run in them last night, the midsole is brilliant, i was flying averaging 5.20 a km even with the climbs which is very fast for me, problem was they cooked my feet, my feet over heat bad and these shoes roasted them, so i examined what is doing this and inside there is the thickest densest lining inside the show blocking any airflow, why do this? i understand in colder places this might be fine but in gran canaria no way, i spent an hour on each shoe cutting that crap out of it, i will give you an update on my next run
@@darkestfugue Glad you like the midsole! That sounds like a really great run!
I'm not sure what part you are referring to that you had to cut out? there is the upper with perforations in for airflow and then a very thin white lining inside which connects the tongue to the rest of the shoe. Which part have you cut out?
I have used these in 31ºc and had no overheating issues and mine have very minimal lining and great airflow.
Yeah, let me know how your next run goes in them. Did you have to cut any of the stitching inside the shoe?
@@BobThomasUltra the white lining is blue in my pair, its thin but its super dense and stops the air from entering the shoe, i didnt cut away any stitching, but i cut the entire lining out of the shoe which means the tongue is now separated, its only joined where the laces start now, i have very sensitive feet to overheating,, i took them on a night run and even then my feet were burning when i got home, i havent ran in them with my modification yet lol, but ill give you an update how it went when i do
darkestfugue yeah let me know how it goes! Really hope it works for you 🙂
Are the winflow 8’s a good shoe??
I haven’t tried the 8’s yet. They are on the list to try out and as soon as I do I will make a video!
Are they for wide feet
They aren't a specific wide fit shoe but the toe box is pretty roomy!
I am confused between legend react 2 and winflo 7 plss..help.. which has cushion..?
So the legend will have the react midsole which is quite a soft cushioning however it isn’t the most responsive. The Winflo 7 has an air zoom cushioning which still has a good amount of cushion but is more responsive and gives a little more road feel. For me I prefer the air zoom midsole over the react. Hope this helps 👍
@@BobThomasUltra thankyou sir you drove away my confusion thanks alot..🙏❤️
@@BobThomasUltra sir, please reply i am getting legend react 2 in 56 us dollars and zoom air winflo 7 in 71 us dollars so..is it worth to give 15 dollar more for winflo.. because i am tight on budget but if u say i will go for it..pls help..❤️
@@khushvardhansingh7923 it depends on how you run? The Winflo 7 aren’t necessarily better they are just different. If you want a shoe that is a little bit more versatile and allows you to do more speed training then I would pick the Winflo 7. They are also very durable. Since filming this review I have taken these shoes up to about 700 miles without any issues. If you like to feel the ground a bit when you run and push the speed get the Winflo 7. If you don’t need to push the speed very much and just looking for an every day running shoe the legends will do you well 👍
@@BobThomasUltra thankyou so much sir..you have given your precious time to answer me thanks alot..sir.. respect..🙏❤️
I have wide feet too, what size did u use?
I have a size 8. I’m a size 8 usually so for me they are true to size. I did find they needed a couple of runs to break in though as they are quite stiff out the box 📦
how do you know if the show is for a neutral runner
Usually if you're a neutral runner you will be fine in most shoes unless they specify that they counter pronation or supination.
Thanks mate , great info on the shoe . Great buy for me , costed me R800 . Enjoying running with it .
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Is this shoe suitable for heavy people
Yes I think these would work well for a heavier runner. I've heard the Hoka Rincons are great for heavier runners but they are hard to get your hands (or feet 😉) on because they are always sold out. I've never been able to get a pair to try unfortunately.
@@BobThomasUltra thank you for your time. Really appreciate
does it fit like zoom gravity? want to guess my correct size😅😂
I've never tried zoom gravity sorry so I couldn't tell you.
Is it top loaded with zoom or bottom loaded?
I don't know sorry! I have spent some time googling to find out but can't seem to find out, unfortunately.
@@BobThomasUltra Thanks man btw the video was great it really helped me on choosing my first running shoe
I received the WINFLO 8 made in Brazil at home. In my opinion
the sneakers have inferior material, too simple and if it was in another country it wouldn't pass the quality test.
Interesting! I haven’t tried the 8’s as I keep going back to the 7’s! I’ll have to order a pair and see how they shape up
Shoes good for treadmill?
Yeah these will work well on a treadmill 👍
@@BobThomasUltra thank you. Ordered these on a good price on the Nike site and just got them in . Can’t wait to try them out
Weight of this shoes?
They are 283g or 10oz 👍
That’s huge no for me then. If your review accurate and there is no traction in wet weather why go near them in uk ?
Unfortunately, I didn't know about the traction issues before I bought them. However, I did buy them in the summer and used then as my main running shoe throughout the summer when it was dry and they worked great. Also found that the traction improved after about 300 miles. I go through shoes in about 2 months due to the volume of training, so still got very good use out of these. I stopped using them after 600 miles.
heel drop?
I believe it's 5mm but struggling to find out. Unfortunately Nike's website does say and neither do any other retailers.
@@BobThomasUltra ah thats frustrating....i have a serious problem with high drops...anything over 8mm i cant walk the next day and have to give the shoes away...not sure why that is the case but basically i've had to remove Nike completely from my trainer list..these look nice but not sure can risk purchasing unless something clearly stated...
@@hamzariazuddin424 That's a shame you struggle with the drop as they are good shoes. I've heard of people struggling with their Achilles when they change to shoes with a different drop that may be the case with you. Have you tried Vivo Barefoots? They have zero drop. I used to run in them and liked them a lot but couldn't go the distance I wanted to in them.
@@BobThomasUltra Hvaent tried Vevo...ive settled for Saucony as they have a few with 4-6mm which is about the right range...my issue is in the arch...very strange...i wear high drop shoes and literally next day cant walk...had to give away 2 Nike shoes because of it...annoying as love Nike as a brand but had to abandon their trainers completly...actually alot of trainers these days have high drops so im very limited...annoying because the trainers i buy i rarely like the style but have to go for comfort and practicality instead...another one i tried recently was reebok..forget the name but they were quite nice but sooooo heavy unfortunately compared to my saucony ones
I wanna get some! Except for the fact that they're so slippery when wet :(
not so great for rainy Wales?
Paterson they were great over summer but I am finding I can use them less and less as we get into winter. You might get on quite well with the epic reacts.
@@BobThomasUltra I'm all about Saucony at the mo
Paterson nice! I used to have a pair of Saucony shoes. Did my first Marathon in them! Great shoes
Winflo 7 or Pegasus 37 please? What's your take?
So I would say the Winflo is a slightly stiffer shoe compared to the Pegasus. The Pegasus has a better outsole for wet conditions and slightly better breathability.
I like the Winflo because it is quite stiff, especially around the heel. I have a lot of hills by me so the extra stability is nice for downhill running.
I haven't run in Pegasus 37's for a long while so I'm going to buy a pair soon and see how they feel.
Dude just DOUBE tie them.....duh.......
I do double tie them but unfortunately, they still come undone all the time.
I have them, they feel terrible. I had winflo 5 and they were fantastic, these are narrow on the toes, ugly, uncomfortable. Nike is not evolving, on the contrary, they made it deliberately worse so you will have to spend 300€ on alphafly.
Shame you don’t like them. I’ve actually found the longer I’ve had them the more I like them. I didn’t ever try the Winflo 5 but have heard good things. I don’t think they make them deliberately worse I do think they try to cut cost as much as possible on their cheaper shoes which can result in some duds in the line up. However I feel these or more of a hidden gem than a dud.
@@BobThomasUltra thank you, but I feel betrayed, they have nothing in common with winflo5. I took half number more than usual and the space for the toes is simply not enough, that's a fact. Why change the shape of a shoe to cause more constriction to your toes? I'm sure nobody likes that.
And it's a fact that they worsen pronation. Just putting them on I could see my feet fall toward pronation. It wasn't happening with winflo5 and it's not a problem of quality but of the shape you choose to give a shoe.
Fix your camera focus next time.
My apologies. I will try to do better for the next one. Thanks for watching 🙏
You just need a shaved that's all.
You're not a fan of the patchy beard? 🧐😂