Higher support with Nike Free Run 5.0
If you’re after a shoe that provides ultimate comfort when running, you’re in the right place. The Nike sneaker range's numerical designations refer to the level of support, cushioning, and flexibility each shoe possesses. For example, 1 on this scale would refer to a completely barefoot experience – no cushioning or active support, just a glove-like wear. On the same scale a 10 would indicate an ultra-cushioned shoe
What this means for you, if you want to run a 5.0 from the Nike Free range, you will be sitting right in the middle of that scale. This means that Nike have balanced the cushioning, support, and foot protection with added flexibility and a lower heel to toe drop.
Nike Free 5.0 for snug and secure fit
Featuring the iconic Flyknit material, the Nike Free 5.0 is seamless, with securing laces to ensure that the fit is what you need. The signature Flyknit stretch and strengthen techniques used across the board at Nike means that the shoe can remain highly flexible and lightweight without completely doing away with the support you've come to expect in a Flyknit constructed shoe.
The Flyknit material is used in many Nike shoes for its ability to create a snug fitting upper, including shoes in sport ranges like Nike LeBron James and Nike Football Boots.
Unlike other sports where physical protection is often needed – like in basketball or soccer that require additional protection with heavier materials, the Nike Free run models can focus on being lightweight and flexible – important factors on race day!
Special Features of the Nike Free run (5.0, 4.0, 3.0)
Each of the model designations in the Nike Free run range – 5.0, 4.0, and 3.0 – have particular features to appeal to a different kind of wearer. With the 5.0's providing more cushion and comfort than the models below it, it makes for a good first step in the direction of natural form running.
Popular with runners as well as athletes, weight lifters, and gym goers, the Free range works for a wide range of activities. Check them out on eBay today.
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