- Jul 18, 2012
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I thought Chicago’s were so I returned mine has a purplish hue imoLinks work fine for me.
Are the taupe/Chicago SP feminine in person? So hard to tell in pics, some pics I like them and then others they look too girly.
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I thought Chicago’s were so I returned mine has a purplish hue imoLinks work fine for me.
Are the taupe/Chicago SP feminine in person? So hard to tell in pics, some pics I like them and then others they look too girly.
is the blue more on the lighter or darker side compared to pics?
Women’s Ice Blue ZF are $79.99 at the Nike Citadel Outlet in SoCal.NDC finally dropped prices on the ZF but only in womens cw/sizes
https://www.nike.com/t/zoom-fly-womens-running-shoe-wEJyE0/897821-401
still on snks for next week
https://www.nike.com/launch/t/zoom-fly-neutral-indigo-total-crimson
https://www.nike.com/launch/t/zoom-fly-sepia-stone
Women’s Ice Blue ZF are $79.99 at the Nike Citadel Outlet I’m SoCal.
These are fun. Mini swoosh is interesting. Not sure if it leaves things too empty. But I do like the color shift on the “track”Nice Ducks CW for the SP on footlocker release calendar. Haven’t seen it posted on here before.
Some pics of Vast Grey with joggers:
I will be wearing this as a spring summer vacation shoe, gym shoe. These can't be worn with anything except athleisure IMO.
Got my hyper royal vf4 today. They are gorgeous.
another thing resellers ruined huh?Too bad we can’t do phone order
Is the forefoot outsole portion Navy or Black?
I’m tempted to return my unworn pair of the bright crimson in order to bick up the hyper royal. Do you have both colorways?
I get to finally test out the VFs at the Redding Marathon tomorrow. I did this race last year in a pair of Clifton 3s. Although I feel at about the same fitness level as last year, I am changing my strategy up in a couple other ways besides just the shoes, including taking in more gels more often and NOT carrying liquids with me this time, so it won't really be an apples-to-apples comparison. But I think my change from starting too fast and instead eskeeping pace very conservative at the beginning even with a steep downhill start will take advantage of the VF's energy return, especially in the last few miles, where I cramped up last year. Last year I came in over 3:37 when I was hoping for under 3:30. This year my goal is still under 3:30, but if I can successfully do a negative split, it should be closer to 3:25.
Success with a negative split, but not by much! I ended up with a 3:29:08 (just under 7:59 avg pace), which is a PR for me. I came through the halfway point at 1:45:53, which was a bit slower than I had wanted (8:05 pace), so my second half was 1:43:15, 7:53 pace. No cramping, but I still had a few walking bits because of the late rolling hills. I was reminded that this is actually a pretty difficult course.So what was the result?