Nike Air Zoom Winflo 6: Shoe Review..Would I Buy Them Again?
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
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This is the way a review has to be done 🙌 covering dynamic arenas of daily life great mate🙂
A good honest nike shoe review, mate. You talked about the good points of the shoes but you didn't just give praise, you talked about some negative points and ultimately said you wouldn't buy them again. Good to know. and good to know your feelings about these shoes for jumping rope. ta!
Cheers Peter, I appreciate your feedback as always.
I got a pair of these and I love them. They have the perfect arc to spring you forward actually making you run faster. My only plight is they aren't water-proof or good in the snow.
Hey Christopher, I tend to wear my Winflo 6's for shorter practice runs and treadmill running. The shoes I have been wearing for longer runs and races are the Nike Pegasus 36 Trail/Road shoes. I did a 50k in them a few days ago. I've probably done over 300 kilometres in them and they are holding up extremely well. I'm extremely satisfied with them. I reviewed them here if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/n63I98D20aM/v-deo.html
It is pretty normal to wear at the heel, but yes it look like they use cheap and thin layer of maybe carbon rubber. Usually those 3 sections are for high wear on the medial side, soft less durable on the lateral side and super high wear on the heel. By separating the sections they each react differently to the compression areas during landing, mid stance and take off. Sadly, heavy wear on the heal like that is usually if not always means the runner is over striding. As the leg swings forward too far the heel will land way in front of center creating high wear and excessive impact that is directed straight up the leg. I really hope your not doing this in your minimal shoes as there is even less cushioning and support to help the situation. Anyways, fantastic video. How did you get the photo for the Pegasus Turbo?
Great comment Runnergy.
I try to avoid over striding and heel striking. It is certainly possibly that I do do it especially unknowingly when fatigued. I'm by no means the strongest of runners. I enjoy interacting with other runners and learning from them.
I actually ran a marathon yesterday and wore the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 36 trail running shoe, which I reviewed recently. I like them. ua-cam.com/video/n63I98D20aM/v-deo.html
Great review...liked the title "would I buy them again" instead of "should you buy them" btw, bought a pair of Nike free RN 5.0 recently....went for those cos of their high flexibility sole and have been jumping rope on those...very very comfortable...highlights being their light weight, almost a no shoe feel and super flexible sole with good coushining in the 'ball of the feet' area... Only drawback in my view is that the too many grooves may tend to pick up small gravel outdoor and hence have been using it to jump rope in my balcony only...am ok with that as of now...😁👍
Hi KHK 360, great comment! And thank you for the compliment on the title. I haven't tried the latest Nike Free 5.0's but I certainly would be interested in trying them at some point. I know what you are saying with small pebbles sometimes getting caught in the soles.
great review, in you opinion which ones are the best shoes for jumping rope? i need to buy one and need your advice, thanks!! regards from 🇧🇷
Hi Lupa, for jumping rope, I've enjoyed wearing the following models of Nike shoes: Nike Free 5.0, Nike Free 3.0, Nike RN, Nike Flex Experience. The latter two are generally a good bit cheaper. All of these shoes have extremely flexible soles.
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Sir how strong is upper mesh I want a resilient budget shoe which one you recommend me from the Nike lineup thanks regards and love from India
Hello Hitesh, with sportsdirect.com, I paid 60 euro for this pair Nike Flex Run 2019 shoe which I reviewed here: ua-cam.com/video/UUq6Lt512qc/v-deo.html
I've had them for almost one year. I wore them for a 50k ultra marathon in the mountains, plus did several shorter runs in them, lots of hiking with them, and wore them several times a week for jumping rope. The sole is a bit worn down now, but the mesh is still in great condition.
Had this since the beginning of quarantine and I’ve probably done about 1000 km in them and I’ve had no problem with wear on the soles
Hey Oran, that's great to hear. I'm glad you like them and have had no issue with them.
I often wear my Winflo 6's for shorter practice runs and treadmill running.
The shoes I have been wearing for longer runs and races are the Nike Pegasus 36 Trail/Road shoes. I did a 50k in them a few days ago. I've probably done 300 kilometres in them and they are holding up extremely well. I really like them. I reviewed them here if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/n63I98D20aM/v-deo.html
yeah...unsuitable for heel striker... thanks for the review
Hi there, that's probably true. I wasn't even heel striking and the material came apart. I was disappointed because apart from that, the shoes are fantastic. I still wear them. I currently also have a pair of Nike Air Pegasus Trail 36. The sole is extremely durable. After I've worn them for a good while, I will review them.
@@thewayofthejumprope yeah, not every of our run stride is perfect landing on the ball of the foot, especially when we are at the latter of our run when tiredness started to come. We might land of the heel that causes the the rubber to wear out. Happens to my shoes to. Monitor every step but when the legs tires, heel landing often came 😊
Well said!
hi sir,I am from India, I have ordered these, planning to cancel the order cuz I am really worried about the peeling off the bottom.
1:11 150km???? And it is already destroyed? WOW! My shoes after 30km still smell like new.
Bought it last week for more than 100$ in Russia. And I do not regret it. It fits me perfectly! And all of my running shoes lasting a boring long. I'm 9US, 77 kg, 5.5min/km. And I do not run on asphalt. I run on the 400m rubber running track 30km a week. So my running shoes relatively indestructible.
Hi there, that's great these Nikes are working well for you. I'm happy to hear that.
For me, the sole starting tearing off after just 50kms. It's disappointing because I really like the shoe. It fits well and has plenty of cushioning. If these shoes had a different sole on them like the one on the Pegasus Turbo X or the Pegasus 36 trail shoe, I would love them for long distance running.
I bought this shoes in black colour for 50 USD, it’s great deal.
Hi Manan, that was a great price that you paid. I hope you have no issues with the sole. They certainly are a comfortable shoe for walking, running, etc.
I buyed black too for 80
Crap. I bought mine for 100 USD. It was a legit business though, so I don't think I got scammed per se.
I just bought them today in 100 Canadian dollar wanted to buy pegasus 37 but bit expensive so thought to stick with winflow 6.. is it a good choice?? Or shall I change it ..not pro athletic runner ..can run only 10km max
Is it a good choice ?? Has no idea how it will perform
I often wear my Winflo 6's for shorter practice runs and treadmill running and the shoes I have been wearing for longer runs and races are the Nike Pegasus 36 Trail/Road shoes. I did a 50k in them a few days ago. I've probably done 300 kilometres in them and they are holding up extremely well. I really like them. I reviewed them here if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/n63I98D20aM/v-deo.html
Which model is more suitable for long distance running, Winflo 6/7 or Flex 2019/2020?
I often wear my Winflo 6's for shorter practice runs and treadmill running. I wore the Nike Flex 2019 for a 50k ultra marathon in the mountains with 3000 meters elevation gain had no issues with the shoes.
The shoes I have been wearing for longer runs and races are the Nike Pegasus 36 Trail/Road shoes. I did a 50k in them a few days ago. I've probably done 300 kilometres in them and they are holding up extremely well. I really like them. I reviewed them here if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/n63I98D20aM/v-deo.html
@@thewayofthejumprope I see. Thanks for the tip. 😊
I got them for $30 and I am in xc and doing tail runs and road runs doing about 35 miles a week and I love them great deal
For $30, that's fantastic.
Wishing you fun on the trails. I love getting out into the wilderness.
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Are they comfortable for fast running ?? Sprint?
Hey there, there are much better Nike shoes for speed....for short distances, such as the Nike Free 5.0 or the Pegasus for longer distances.
Do you recommend winflo 7?
Hey there, I've never tried them. I ran a marathon yesterday in the Nike Zoom Pegasus 36 Trail Running shoe, which I reviewed recently. I like them. ua-cam.com/video/n63I98D20aM/v-deo.html
you definitely have thin narrow feet, this model is way too narrow for my feet
Can you suggest me the shoes good for jump rope .... I am looking for one....
Hi Yash, for jumping rope, I've enjoyed wearing the following models of Nike shoes: Nike Free 5.0, Nike Free 3.0, Nike RN, Nike Flex Experience. The latter two are generally a good bit cheaper. All of these shoes have extremely flexible soles.
What are the best shoes for jumping rope
Hi Hassan, for jumping rope, I've enjoyed wearing the following models of Nike shoes: Nike Free 5.0, Nike Free 3.0, Nike RN, Nike Flex Experience. The latter two are generally a good bit cheaper. All of these shoes have extremely flexible soles.
Thanks Sir./
I'm glad you liked it Angel.
What about the vomero compared to these?
Hi there, I wish I could give you feedback, but I haven't tried the vomeros yet. I currently also have a pair of Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 36 Trail/Running shoes. After wearing them for a good while, I will review them.
Will the bottom break off with road running as well
I have been using this shoe for road running.
So this shoe has Zoom Padding (heel) and doesn’t have a zoom sole ?
Can we wear these as a normal day to day shoes???
Hi Ahmed, shortly after uploading this video, I started wearing them during the day while I was waiting for a new pair of Nike minimalist shoes to arrive which I tend to wear for casual wear. That said, these Zoom shoes are certainly comfortable. So, there is no reason why you couldn't wear them daily.
@@thewayofthejumprope thanks for the info mate😊
Happy to help. I'll have a few more shoe review videos on the way. I bought a pair of Nikes similar to the Zooms which I've been wearing for a month for running and walking. I'll make a video on them soon, seeing as I have now done a good bit of mileage in them (approximately 120 kms).
I run 5 km everyday and I am 17 years old , can you please recommend me any shoes , btw love from india ❤
Shout out to India! Lots of my channel's viewers are from India. Welcome!
Great timing - I only got home a little while ago from a 5km run. The shoes I have been wearing a lot for shorter and longer runs are the Nike Pegasus 36 Trail/Road shoes. I've done approximately 400 kilometres in them and they are holding up extremely well. I am really happy with them. I had never worn a pair of Pegasus' before buying these ones. They work well on roads and trails and everything in between. I reviewed them in great detail here if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/n63I98D20aM/v-deo.html
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Thank you very much bro
I will definitely check them out
Bro I just checked them out and they are way out of my budget . Please recommend some shoes under 5K INR.
While I haven't tried the Nike Revolution 5 Men's Running Shoe, I've heard some good reviews on them and you can find them for less than 50 euro.
In another video, I reviewed the Nike Flex 2019 Running shoe which I had a good experience with and that lasted for a year in good condition despite wearing them often and in various terrain. I paid 60 euro at the time for them: ua-cam.com/video/UUq6Lt512qc/v-deo.html
Good luck on your search.
Weight of this pair
Hi Rohit, a quick google search says between 276-310 grams, depending on the site. I don't have my pair with me at present to weigh them.
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bought these today for 80 US dollars
Hi Nilesh, that was a good price. I hope you have better luck with the sole of the shoes than I did. Aside from that, they're a comfortable shoe.
Would you like to do a collaboration video as i have a Jump rope channel To on UA-cam
Hi Hassan, maybe at some point.
What's the name of your jump rope channel?
@@thewayofthejumprope jump rope journey
Here is the link :ua-cam.com/video/GcKdIehNh28/v-deo.html
But I mean for running 😂😂 it’s a running shoe
I bought them for running and that's what I use them for.
I only wore them jumping rope briefly to see what they were like in that regard out of curiosity.
@@thewayofthejumprope Makes Sence I stand Corrected. uhm what do you think of the Winflo 7's ? sole wise ? have they fixed the issue you mentioned ?
I really do like the Winflo 6 but was disappointed with the material tearing off the sole. I was hoping they would be a go-to long distance shoe. I haven't tried the 7's, but it looks like the material on the sole is also divided into three segments. One pair of running shoes that I've heard a lot about is the Nike Air Zoom Turbo X's, which I briefly mentioned in this video. I'd imagine they are comfortable like the Winflo 6's and have a more durable looking sole.
For the past few weeks, I have been doing plenty of walking and running in another pair of Nikes, the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 36 Trail Running Shoes. I've already done a good few miles in them, but I will do more before making a review video on them.