Structure Plus Running Shoe (Women)

I purchased these for the padding, and they are comfortable. However, the large, flat protruding sole on the inner part of the shoe near the arch causes my feet to roll outward, which is not good for my feet, which tend to roll outward (underpronate, or supinate) anyway. So a different style would have been better for my feet.

I’m really disappointed in the quality of these sneakers. After only two months of regular use, both shoes have already started tearing near the eyelets, with visible holes forming in the fabric. This isn’t typical wear and tear—it’s a clear durability issue. I’ve only used these for normal workouts and everyday wear, nothing intense enough to justify this kind of damage so quickly. At this price point, I expected them to hold up much longer. It’s frustrating because they were comfortable at first, but the poor construction completely undermines that.

I have been only running in the Zegama’s for a years and thought I’d try these. The support and cushion are fantastic. Really enjoying these. The colorway is more purple than brown but it’s still lovely. The tread was quite slick right out of the box and I had to go scuff them up on the pavement-they were sliding on the treadmill. Probably not ideal for wet days.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay, let's start with the beginning- the color on these shoes is absolutely magnificent. I'm definitely the kind of person who wears almost exclusively black when I work out (black pants, black top, heck more often than not even my bra is black), so a nice pop of color from my shoes is always welcome. These shoes do a lot more than pop, they absolutely draw your eyes. This is great both aesthetically, and functionally, because it also helps ensure others see me running whether I'm outside hitting the pavement, or inside running on the treadmill. The support from these shoes is also top tier. I have high arches and struggle to find shoes that can provide me comfort and support without an insert. While these will need a small insert, they did a much better job than most about providing me that arch support than most I've tried. I also really like the way they feel around my ankle. It helps keep everything secure, but it doesn't feel restricting like some higher top shoes do. The padding inside is fantastic as well. It provides a nice bounce-like feeling that helps to cut down on any pressure as I run. The sole has a really solid grip. I have even tested it in the rain and not ran into any slickness or trouble. (Although I'll be transparent, I'm more of an indoor exercise person when the weather is too wet or too hot!). The laces are a nice length- they have enough to easily tie my shoes with a good, snug, pressure, but aren't so long that I need to double tie or tuck them in. I also have yet to experience any dirt or stains that didn't easily come off, which is amazing since they are such a lighter/brighter pink color. Overall, I'm very happy with these and once I add an insert, I can see these being my go to going forward for all my runs.

I’ve been really impressed with the Nike Structure Plus sneakers. The fit is spot‑on—secure without feeling tight—and the lightweight design makes them perfect for running or long days on my feet. They were a bit pricier than what I usually spend on sneakers, but the color combo totally won me over. Honestly, I’m glad I went for it. No regrets at all.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a great option for a running shoe, though the heel discomfort on longer runs keeps them from being perfect. I run 10 to 15 miles a week, anywhere from 2 to 5 miles at a time, and they felt pretty comfortable on shorter runs. On my 4- to 5-mile runs, though, my heel consistently started to hurt, which was surprising because there's noticeably more cushion in the heel compared to my old shoes. They are heavier than my past running shoes, but I didn't find that affected my pace. I have a pretty neutral gait with no issues needing extra arch support. The colors are great, though I don't put a lot of emphasis on that since my running shoes are usually more focused on comfort than looks. Going forward, I'll likely use these for my workout classes that are a mix of running and weightlifting.