Nike Pegasus 40 Review
$130 Neutral Running Shoes True To Size This week we take a closer look and review the features of one of the most popular running shoes on the market, the Nike Pegasus 40. This 2023 edition of the shoe marks 40 years since the
Nike Air Pegasus 83 Review
$95 Retro Athletic Sneakers True To Size The Nike Pegasus 83 made another comeback this year and since we got a pair on our hands we decided to review its features. As its name suggests this model was released four decades ago and
Nike React Infinity Run 3 Review
$160 Neutral Running Shoe True To Size We finally grabbed a pair of the Nike React Infinity Run 3 this week and gave it a try in our quest to come up with a review of them. The React foam was introduced by Nike
Nike Air Monarch IV Review
$75 Athletic Sneaker True To Size Dubbed as the ultimate “Dad shoe”, the Nike Air Monarch IV is the sneaker that is up for a review this week. The Monarch made its debut in 2003 and it was designed as a cross trainer targeting
Nike Winflo 10 Review
$100 Running Shoes True To Size The Nike Winflo 10 is here, just in time to have a closer look at this new runner and review its features. For the past decade the Winflo series has been one of Nike’s most popular budget
Nike Air Max TW Review
$160 Athletic Sneaker True To Size One of the latest models from the Beaverton brand, the Nike Air Max TW is up for a review and a closer look this week. Released in 2022 this is the latest, rebranded model from the long line
As the most dominant force in the footwear industry, Nike shoes continue to make a mark with new sneaker releases on a regular basis. The American giant was founded in 1964 by Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman back when they only operated as distributors for Onitsuka Tiger. This was the time when adidas was starting to collaborate with the tennis athletes and a new era was beginning. The Cortez and the Waffle Iron were two of the first sneakers ever released by the brand, both still having a strong presence on the market today. In the early 80’s the brand started to make more and more styles for athletes, especially for basketball. The Air Force 1 was introduced in 1982 and over decades it became the best Nike selling shoe. At that time the athletic sneakers were moving into the streets and they were becoming a lifestyle. The Swoosh was a fashion statement much like the Trefoil from adidas was. Collaborating with celebrity athletes is what made the brand what it is today, however. Micheal Jordan is the first that comes to mind as it is the most lucrative collaborations for the brand, making the Jordan a brand in itself for sneakers.Countless other athletes followed with new endorsements and their own lines, LeBron James being one of the more recent . The Nike shoes have evolved over time and incorporated the latest available technologies along with modern designs. The Air Max line remains one of the most renowned for the brand and it’s a great example for the evolution of the brand. The series is one of the most recognizable on the market, from classics like the Air Max 90 and 95 to the 2021 version. Retro styles from the 80’s remain today a big part of Nike’s production and a big inspiration point for the never ending new styles that are released every year. The Nike Air Max Fkyknit Racer is a great example for such a modern hybrid style inspired from retros. The brand is also a leader in the running shoes industry, with models like the Free Run 5.0 or Pegasus among the most popular. In the past decade the brand expanded its outreach with sneakers made for training , hiking or even for medical personnel. Look for the latest releases for Nike shoes on our site and stay in sync with the latest from the brand. If you are not sure about your size you can check out the Nike shoes size chart here.