Nike Invincible 3 Reviews

The Invincible 3's heel slip faded after 100 km, leaving a great cushioned, versatile super trainer.

Jane McGuire describes a plush, bouncy shoe for recovery and long runs. Her heel slipped until she tightened the laces, and the heel clip may not suit everyone.

Finlay McAndrew says the bounce held up beyond 500 miles and the outsole is barely worn. He sometimes had heel slip, which a runner’s loop fixes.

A slow 54-year-old runner's first 4 miles in the Invincible 3: heel was fine, still bouncy ZoomX, heavy but felt fast; recommends it at a discount.

Loves the Invincible 3's cushioning, but heel slippage gave them Achilles problems.

Has gone up to 14 miles in the Invincible 3 with no bottoming out; compared side by side with the Gel-Nimbus 25, both are very cushioned but the Invincible is much easier to pick up the pace in.

A big runner found the Invincible 3 great on a first run, like walking on clouds, but it kept rubbing the sides of their feet.

After other shoes gave a new runner foot pain, the Invincible 3 didn't, and they like its cushioning and comfort.

A runner with chronic knee pain says their knees feel better for the first time since getting the Invincible 3, and bought another pair.

After several runs, a runner rates the Invincible 3 7.5/10: plush and the comfiest in their rotation, but heavy, with notable outsole wear by 70 km.