Designed to prevent injuries, the thick trainer from Nike takes the edge off hard surface running.
The shoe’s React foam midsole flares out in the forefoot to increase stability and provide proprioceptive cues for a sure-footed touchdown.Our testers generally loved the React foam midsole for its immediate shock absorption and progressive support. “I may not have felt like I put on the most springy shoes,” said one tester. “But the cushioning offers relief from the pounding of the pavement without the worry of turning your ankles.
Nike’s new Flyknit material doesn’t feel as stretchy as the previous knit. The result is a more secure feel.The toe box is reasonably wide, although it was too cramped for one of our testers with wide feet. The midfoot fit is a bit narrower. The heel cup is well-contoured to keep some runners’ heels planted, although others, myself included, felt it was too wide and allowed the rearfoot to slide about within the shoe.
Like old Flyknit, new Flyknit breathes well but doesn’t provide much protection from cold wind or rain. During winter testing, the Infinity Run did little to block the sub-freezing air, even when I wore thick wool socks. But the new material doesn’t seem to absorb as much water as old Flyknit, so that’s a plus.
The Infinity Run’s forefoot is mostly rubber. The weight penalty yields better traction and, arguably, better ground feel than foam.Despite the shoe’s foam-first design, there’s a surprising amount of rubber on the sole, especially compared to the sparse placements on the Epic React Flyknit 2. I appreciated the generous forefoot rubber when pushing off at tempo speeds; there’s something about rubber that feels more direct than pushing off against foam.
Impressive, but context is important. First off, it’s a small sample, and we don’t know anything about the runners included. Secondly, 12 weeks is hardly enough time to evaluate how a shoe or type of shoe will affect you in the long term.
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