Nike Streakfly Reviews

An owner of two pairs loved the original Streakfly, but the upper came unglued from the sole on both.

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

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 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.

They found the first Streakfly purposeless but still fun to run in.

They call the Streakfly fun and enjoy it for light short easy runs, but their forefoot outsole wore down very quickly even though they are not a forefoot striker.

They liked the Streakfly but felt a hump under the arch that was odd until they got used to it.