Comments about Womens Nike Zoom Structure+ 15 Running Shoe:

I am starting to get back into running, after 3 years in graduate school when I rarely worked out. My cousin swore by her Nike's so I did my research. I need a stable shoe and a prefer a cushion when I run. When I first put on the shoe it was a perfect fit, I ordered a regular width and went a size up for swelling when I run. I feel like when I run in these they real absorb the shock and handle the surfaces I run on. I run road and horse trails. The only complaint I have is I feel like I have already run through them in the last 6 months I have them. I only run once a week and wear these running errands on the weekend...I am not sure if this is bad for the shoe. I know they say not to but I love my shoes. I am going to purchase a second pair. I would like to add I switched from the Adidas Super Nova's, which I thought I loved. But these have more support and really help with my over-pronation. Worth the try.

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I run on average 35 miles/week. The new version of this shoe, Triax 16 is completely different from the 15. I emailed Nike about it and they agreed it was a different structure. When I tried the 16, I started to have IT band issues. When I went back to the 15, and after getting fitted for new orthotics, the issue went away. I am hoping that Nike will make the old version again but it is highly unlikely. Thanks to Road Runner, I am able to keep running injury free for at least the next 6 months or so until these wear out.

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Use for long runs, >1hr.

Comments about Womens Nike Zoom Structure+ 15 Running Shoe:

I nearly had a heart attack when Nike stopped making the Equalon. They always seem to do that when you find a good shoe and it's popular--go figure. They've done that with the last several makes of stability plus shoes that were AWESOME, says a lot of people. Anyway, when push came to shove thought I'd try the Zoom Structure series, and it's a fairly good substitute. I'm a pretty good pronator, have had knee surgeries, and am a physical therapist. So, to compensate for the lack of pronatory control, I also use orthotics which helps a lot. So now I get the cushioning and control I need. They're comfortable right out of the box (important) and the Nike sole is the most durable I've found. Don't like Lunar Eclipse--too narrow in toe box, esp. if your feet tend to expand with running.

Comments about Womens Nike Zoom Structure+ 15 Running Shoe:

This shoe fits me like it was made just for me. Provides a great stable run. i pronate severely and it is perfect. Very nice feel and ride. I have worm structure for 4 years. Hope they bring it back next release. 15 is totally different than the new 16. 15 gives a much better pronation control. Love this shoe. Buying them up in my size since they have been discontinued by Nike. Shame on you Nike for taking away your only stability shoe.

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I workout at the gym 5x per week, cardio, strength, circuit, etc. I also walk outdoors a great deal. I have been wearing these shoes for as long as they have been making them. I trade in new ones every 6 months and rotate between two pair. They aren't gorgeous and they aren't colorful, as is the new fad, but they are workhorses and give great support for my pronation. Service from Road Runner was unbelievably fast. I live in Michigan and they arrived in less than a week. ps. I said it was too small b/c I have to go up at least a size when I buy these.

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I've been wearing Brooks Adrenalines for years and love them. But since Brooks will no longer let RRS apply discounts to its shoes (I buy 2-3 pairs of running shoes a year) I thought I'd at least give these shoes, similar in description and $35 less per pair with the discount, a try, and I'm glad I did. These shoes have a little bit stiffer sole and less cushioned run at first than the Adrenalines, but it took only a few minutes into the first couple of runs for them to loosen up and feel comfortable. And the toe box is nice and wide, so hopefully no black toenails when I get to the longer runs. Went for an 8-miler the other day with no problems. We'll see how they last in the long run, but so far, so good.

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I've run three races in these shoes-two half marathons and a 15k. These shoes have lasted through all three races and five months or so of training. I wore the model before this one, which I also liked. This shoe seems a bit more durable and maybe narrower. In the past I've worn Adidas Supernova, Brooks, Saucony, and Misuno. I always come back to Nike.

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Mostly running on the treadmill, with occasional outdoor run.

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I never ever thought I would own a pair of Niike's. I had always thought they were too narrow, so when I bought them I bought them in a wide size, however, within 3 hours of wearing them I knew that they were way too big. I had no problems taking them back to the store and getting a regular width size. I sincerely enjoy these shoes. They are the most comfortable pair of running shoes I have ever owned and, have held up quite nicely over the last year; no rips in material, soles holding up with traction intact.My Road Runner custom inserts also fit wonderfully and enhance the comfort of these shoes.

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I wore Equalon 4 and loved it--great cushioning and stability--but that series was discontinued. After reading the reviews of this shoe I thought it would be a good fit for me. Upon first trying on it felt great but it runs hard (not a lot of cushion). I typically run 3-5 miles a few days a week and after running just a few times in these shoes my shins were killing me. I went back to my old Equalon 4's and shin splints were gone. I think I need to stick with Stability + so I just ordered Lunar Eclipse +2--Hoping this pair works out!

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I recently posted about the way the shoe laces and it hurting my foot. Problem solved I purchased "yankz shoe laces " and I now am back to loving my shoe. I'm a half marathoner and need my feet to be comfortable.

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I've been running in the Nike Zoom Structure for the past 4 years and have loved them up until this year's version. The arches are higher than previously and I got blisters on my arches after running just a few miles (tried them two separate times). I've never gotten blisters even with brand new running shoes. It's a bummer because this has been my "go-to" shoes and now I have to find something else. Back to the drawing board...

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I absolutely love the way these shoes fit. I always buy wide and a size up to allow for swelling and insert. My only problem is the way the shoe laces hit the top of my foot! It puts so much pressure it feels like I'm bruising my foot. I've tried every which way possible to lace up and nothing works. My last resort before I buy a new pair is the squiggly laces that you don't tie.

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I run about 20 miles per week on the road and do the occasional 5k or half marathon and I love these shoes. They were suggested to me during my first visit to Road Runner. I am on my third pair. I know I love the shoe so each time I just buy a new color. I won't switch unless they stop making them!

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After an evaluation at a local running store, they suggested I buy this shoe to help my pronation problem. I can tell that this shoe definitely addresses this issue, however I don't find them to be very comfortable. First of all, they are heavier than your typical running shoe (which is probably due to the extra structure/support the shoe offers). Secondly, the way these shoes lace up puts horrible pressure on the tops of my feet. I try loosening the laces, but then my foot wiggles around too much. This problem may be unique to me, but these shoes are so uncomfortable for me, I think I'm going to buy a different pair, even though I only got these 2 weeks ago. I keep hoping that the problem will be resolved once I break the shoes in a little more, but this doesn't seem to be happening.