Nike Vapormax Review: How does it perform? 

He didnt even run

yea the soreness is very familiar to me. i recently bought the airmax 270 black hot punch but im thinking about returning them for another pair of vapor max

Vincent so I tried on the 270s yesterday the vapormax are way more comfortable.

I actually bought a pair of the 270's. The hot punch and all black colorway. I was disappointed in the technology of shoe. The foam cushioning just seemed pretty basic and simple. I returned mainly because of the fit. It was weird to me because one size seemed to small while the other size was too big. It was just too much money to not have a perfect fit.

thanks I appreciate it a lot.

thanks glad you like

hey thanks. I appreciate it.

Thank you for your comment. Glad you stopped by.

Thanks Rayan. Glad you like the review.

If you have a flat foot yes an ultraboost might be better but to me the utlraboost is too soft and too flat for someone who is a sprinter. With my running style and the speed that I typically run at the ultraboost just isn't for me in the same manner that Vapormax isn't for you when it comes to running. The pain you feel in the arch is due lack of strength in the muscles beneath the foot along with your foot width being wider than what is ideal for Vapormax. A shoe like the ultraboost doesn't work that muscle of the foot which could be part of the reason you experienced that pain. And yes it's pretty dog on indestructible.

Vincents City a shoe shouldn’t be uncomfortable Becuase if muscles in ur foot air max isn’t nikes performance running line anyway

TheBlackIndy right!?

Ultraboost 4.0 doesnt have shit on the vaporflys

Think it’s the insole, if there is a hard arch support that’s when I can’t use a shoe with my flat feet. Also if it’s a narrow shoe it may hurt the same🤷‍♂️

Most people are wearing them as a lifestyle shoe. I think nike knows they have shoes that are more geared towards running. Plus they’ve come out with several versions of vapormax that are definitely lifestyle shoes.

Ive been wearing vapormax since 2018, they are not NOT running shoes. No arch supporrt or heel support….Lifestyle i approp

thanks and a very good point you make

I've worn these out from a performance standpoint. I can walk in them still but they're definitely worn out.

Krasser Dude I'd probably say not for parkour. I think that there are better shoes with more stability especially for landing than these. The bubble keeps your foot higher off the ground which increases the chances to roll your ankle in a sport like parkour. So to me I'd say no not for parkour.

Yea you should be fine at about 1600 meters. I wouldn't go past that though.

7_k how were the shoes?

Lol, that is a good one for sure!

Yes, you can run on concrete and pavement. The bubbles popping is definitely a possibility. As the shoe wears down over time I think the bubble popping becomes more of a possibility. This is more of speed shoe for sprinting and short burst activity than it is a long distance shoe. Just keep that in mind.

Yes, they're great for both of those uses. Squatting may feel a little bit awkward when you to 200 lbs and up.

Yes you're good for that distance. I think 3km would be close to the max.

Vincents City if 3km is the max these are not running shoes never mind 190 runners neither gym shoes are lack support

@@VincentsCity thx i know its a bit late and a last question are these resistant and comfy? how much time did you keep them ?

@@NoLimitFrenchyNoLimitFrxnchy i think he was just joking.

You are calling long distance run 1 or 2km? Wtf dude it's warm up

CountryNinja601 Mississippi They can handle all of the exercises you mentioned just fine. I've done them all with these. I will say that when you get to heavier weight over 250 lbs on squats or deadlifts a flat shoe or a lifting show with a platform is more stable. I tend to deadlift without shoes regardless. Calve raises are great because of the flexibility of the shoe and the bubbles will be just fine for the stair master and elliptical.

Late reply but you probably shouldn’t be doing any of these workouts with these shoes or any type of squishy running shoe

I think you'll be ok. But they could be uncomfortable initially until the muscles on the bottom of your feet strengthen up. Since this review, they've made some with a midsole that has a slightly different feel from these. Those feel more like a regular shoe. As far as these go I do think a flat foot will be fine as long as you're willing to make the adjustment.

Yes they do. The thinner the sock the better the feel in my opinion.

Vincents City thanks for the reply

Yes it did pop. I was able to still wear them after it popped. I have another pair but a different style that didn't pop.