Nike Streakfly Reviews

They use the Streakfly for intervals and threshold work and find it almost weightless with a responsive foam that is less squishy than the Vaporfly.

They started using the Streakfly for the track and it became their travel runner because it packs small and light; they plan to buy the 2.

They loved the first Streakfly and plan to buy the second version once its price falls.

They find the first Streakfly fun, comfortable on their wide high volume feet, and a perfect lightweight travel shoe despite its underwhelming specs.

They love their Streakfly as a travel shoe for runs and walks and plan to buy two pairs of the next version on sale.

They are a heel striker who loves the original Streakfly, contrasting it with the Alphafly 3 which did not suit them.

They found the Streakfly a generic lightweight plateless shoe, fun enough to run in but never their first choice at any distance.

They own both Takumi Sen 8 and Streakfly, call the Streakfly great and worthwhile, and prefer it to the Takumi.

They found the Streakfly left them wanting more as a training or tempo shoe compared with a Saucony Endorphin Speed.

They love their Streakfly v1 for training but wanted a carbon plate for racing.

They found the Streakfly a squishy ZoomX layer with no return and little protection from the ground, needing more effort for paces than traditional shoes.

They liked the original Streakfly and call it a super fast shoe.

They still love the first Streakfly and find it fun, though they wear it only occasionally.

They love their Streakfly for tempo work, have 253 miles on the current pair and ordered a replacement pair.

Their Streakfly ZoomX glue started separating after 25km and re-gluing failed, though they keep running in it past 350km and call it a talented shoe.

They liked the ride and speed of the Streakfly 1 but saw the sole already scuffing after 7 miles.

They find the Streakfly awesome for intervals at around 90 dollars and took it on a four day trip in carry-on for morning 10k runs.

They think the Streakfly is great but the upper developed holes above the big toe at about 200 miles.

They like their Streakfly, finding it a bit faster than a daily trainer and comfortable, but a master of none with racing-shoe durability and no match for a Vaporfly.

They get the same arch hump feeling in their Streakfly and Vaporfly, which goes away if they loosen the midfoot lacing.