- Mar 20, 2015
- 1,800
- 705
I've put a little over 25 miles on mine and they're great so far.
- Apr 17, 2005
- 23,270
- 50,843
I hope they'll use colored forefoot outsoles in the near future...
- Jul 12, 2013
- 19,303
- 20,155
Come release, anyone plan on running in these?
Why waste time thinking about it, when we all know that none of us will be able to buy them at a reasonable price.
- Jun 8, 2017
- 501
- 806
Right, I have to end "this shoe is designed for forefoot striking" rubbish. How your foot hits the ground doesn't matter in this shoe. This shoe was designed for heel-striking or a midfoot-striking gait or running on your forefoot.
However, this shoe is designed for neutral runners. The people getting problems with wear on the heal are not netural runners, but have overpronation or supination in their gait cycle.
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As someone who is a neutral runner and has the streak 6, which was designed at the same time as the Vaporfly 4% and has the same sole fomulated by an Formula 1 computer, I've had no problems with wear on the heel after 300+ miles in the shoe.
And for people asking nike to extended the rubber all the way to the heel, Nike removed that because the F1 computer said if you were neutral you wouldn't need it, and so that helps bring the weight down of the shoe.
- Nov 29, 2014
- 4,078
- 2,460
The SPs are my primary running shoes, and I have no problems with them. The feel is slightly different from the normal Zoom Fly, but nothing worth noting.
- Aug 31, 2005
- 863
- 286
Apparently the vapor fly's restocked in Europe today. So hopefully NDC will restock in the US soon
- Aug 18, 2012
- 297
- 347
ID on Fed's pants?
Also, does anyone know where a size 13 of the ZF SP's are? I bought a pair and sold them to fund my Vaporfly's....annnnd now I want them back..story of my life.
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Also, does anyone know where a size 13 of the ZF SP's are? I bought a pair and sold them to fund my Vaporfly's....annnnd now I want them back..story of my life.
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- Nov 8, 2014
- 1,237
- 668
So far, I'm impressed with my ZFs. Fit is good, tongue is perfect for me and the lunarlon feels like its the perfect density for what I need these for. I read in here a few days ago that these and the Vapors "demand speed". I agree if you're not heel striker. I'm more of a mid/toe striker and I feel like these make me put more effort into my run(not make it easier) and it's a great feeling. When I tried to heel strike, the lunarlon felt good but once my feet transitioned toward the forefoot of the shoes I started prancing(if that makes sense). I just kept hopping every step bouncing off of the midsole set up. It may be because I'm not use to heel striking though. Overall, they're solid IMO. I think I'm gonna keep these in rotation for days I want to push my self a bit harder(usually once week). I'll stick to my Freedom ISOs for my other 2 run days.
- Mar 1, 2013
- 663
- 363
I may try those ZF or wait for those knit versions that were posted on the previous page. I still want a pair of Freedom ISOs. I just ordered the Hoka One One Clifton 3 because of the great reviews.
- Dec 13, 2004
- 74,864
- 62,772
I know I said I'd just wait for the blk/wht ZFs but I just love the damn monotone colorway so I had to get the ZFs too.
- Feb 29, 2000
- 88,777
- 48,007
the ice blue zoom fly is 112.50 shipped right now on jackrabbit.com in mens and womens sizes depending on your state if they charge tax
- Apr 17, 2005
- 23,270
- 50,843
I still can't bring myself to spend more than $80 for the ZFs :/
- Jun 22, 2005
- 3,160
- 6,832
Right, I have to end "this shoe is designed for forefoot striking" rubbish. How your foot hits the ground doesn't matter in this shoe. This shoe was designed for heel-striking or a midfoot-striking gait or running on your forefoot.
However, this shoe is designed for neutral runners. The people getting problems with wear on the heal are not netural runners, but have overpronation or supination in their gait cycle.
.
As someone who is a neutral runner and has the streak 6, which was designed at the same time as the Vaporfly 4% and has the same sole fomulated by an Formula 1 computer, I've had no problems with wear on the heel after 300+ miles in the shoe.
And for people asking nike to extended the rubber all the way to the heel, Nike removed that because the F1 computer said if you were neutral you wouldn't need it, and so that helps bring the weight down of the shoe.
Neutral, for sure, yep. The issue just happened to my shoe likely due to incidental contact. Anyone who is familiar with the Great Highway terrain know that the terrain can pretty much damage anything.
- Nov 29, 2014
- 4,078
- 2,460
I'll run in them if I can get a pair for a decent price. There's nothing I like better than a good looking, limited edition of a true Nike performance shoe that I can use for running and walking.Come release, anyone plan on running in these?
- Feb 6, 2015
- 268
- 157
i'd estimate a price of 250-350 for these, and these are some of the LEAST hyped out of the collection.
- Dec 13, 2004
- 74,864
- 62,772
- Nov 8, 2014
- 1,237
- 668
NYC ruins em. Not a fan of stuff like that.
- Dec 13, 2004
- 74,864
- 62,772
I'm just glad to see a colored midsole
all white ZFSP samples
all white ZFSP samples
- Jun 9, 2003
- 2,744
- 2,177
I don't usually mess with all white shoes, but I like these for some reason.
- Nov 29, 2014
- 4,078
- 2,460
What and where are these?
- Nov 29, 2014
- 4,078
- 2,460
I think resale will be significantly more, but I hope not!
- Dec 13, 2004
- 74,864
- 62,772
NYC Marathon I believe, not exactly sure when it is but if it is releasing, it's probably going to be closer to that event.
- Nov 29, 2014
- 4,078
- 2,460
Not a huge fan of non-white midsole, but I could roll with these.
- Aug 16, 2014
- 13,375
- 6,892
NYC marathon is in early November.
- Dec 1, 2013
- 3,767
- 3,600
