Nike Vomero Plus Reviews

Put 660 miles into the shoe after shin splints, including marathon training for their first marathon, and calls it their go-to shoe. They like the plush, bouncy cushioning, the roomy true-to-size fit with no hot spots, and how much fresher their legs felt after long runs than in an Evo SL or Endorphin Speed 5. It is bulky and not fast, the forefoot outsole wore away and grip is somewhat reduced, the midsole compressed noticeably, and it felt a little unstable when new (more stable now). They rate it worth $180.

Their wide feet do well in the Vomero Plus.

Their favourite daily shoe in ages with a perfect fit.

With wide feet, two pairs have never given them blisters or foot pain, and they're about to buy a third.

First run: fits their slightly wide feet even better than the Glycerin 22, with a light breathable upper and no hot spots.

A 115 kg runner found the Vomero Plus roomy and comfortable but too squishy, bottoming out and sluggish, and returned it for the Puma MagMax.

The Vomero Plus made a 10-mile run at 7-minute pace feel easier than usual for this runner, with zero discomfort.

After a 7 km recovery run, a 40-year-old runner found the Vomero Plus very comfortable and impact-absorbing yet surprisingly fast, rating it 7/10.

With wide feet they wear a half size up (11.5) in the Vomero Plus for length and width; the 11 was fine width-wise, so roughly true to size or half up.

A 200+ lb runner finds the Vomero Plus surprisingly roomy even for wide feet, unlike the too-narrow Vomero 18.