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The upper mesh Nike Air Max 90 Hyperfuse Pas Cher is open in the midfoot and forefoot to provide for some air flow. Unlike the new Free 3.0 Flyknit, which I have heard fits fairly tightly, the 4.0 has a traditional tongue, and I think this allows for better customization of fit. I¡¯ve run sockless in the shoes a few times and have had a bit of abrasion on one run near the midfoot/arch (maybe from one of the Flywire bands?), but this has been inconsistent. May have just been a hot day with more sweat leading to chafe. No issues at all while wearing socks (side note ¨C these shoes seem to hold a stink when you use them sockless).

Hmmn, but there is a lot of difference in hip articulation in femal vs male runner, not to mention ratios of mass vs foot area. A study including male runners is surely vital. And yes, of course one involving larger numbers¡­.

Writing that opening line is a big deal for me because the original Nike Free 3.0 remains one of my favorite shoes of all time. That shoe was Nike Air max Thea Pas Cher lightweight, ultra-flexible, ran silent, and had a sock-like upper that was about as near perfection as a minimal shoe upper can get. My only complaint about the 3.0 v1 was that it was a bit narrow. The new 4.0 Flyknit matches the original 3.0 on all of the positives, and improves on it by having a much wider toebox. It¡¯s an amazingly good shoe.

A total of 105 women were classified as either neutral (51 women), pronated (36 women), or highly pronated (18 women). Now here¡¯s the really interesting part. In a shoe store, the neutral women would be assigned a neutral shoe, the pronated women a stability shoe, and the highly pronated women a motion control shoe ¨C go it? In the study, however, the researchers took each of the three groups of women (neutral, pronated, and highly pronated), and subdivided them into sub-groups so that one-third would get a neutral shoe (Nike Pegasus), one third would get a stability shoe (Nike Structure Triax ¨C incidentally, the Triax was my first ¡°real¡± running shoe, assigned by one of those slow-motion eyeballs I mentioned earlier), and the final third would get a motion control shoe (Nike Nucleus). This was done for each of the pronation groupings, so that what we have here is some women in each pronation category wearing each type of shoe (i.e., many of them wearing the ¡°incorrect¡± shoe for their foot).

1. 32% of the women missed training days over the course of the study. Another way to think of this is that there was an injury incidence of 32% in this population of runners, which i nike air max outlet online France s in line with other studies on running injury.

Any idea how the arch support in these is? I¡¯m a high school middle-distance runner so generally my mileage is somewhere between 15-30 miles a week during track season. Most of the mileage comes from high-speed, low distance workouts (200m, 400m, 600m, etc) Anyway, right now I have the Nike Free 5.0+ and am considering these as my replacement shoes. I¡¯m guessing the arch support isn¡¯t great, given this is closer to a bare-foot shoe. If anyone who ha nike air max femme pas cher s high arches has tried these, I¡¯d love some feedback :)