Nike Vomero Plus Reviews

A game changer for recovery runs compared with Triumph and Glycerin.

Plush, durable and lively for recovery up to marathon pace, with a great upper; heavy and so-so lockdown for narrow feet.

After 320 miles as a forefoot striker the outsole shows hardly any wear and an 11-mile run still feels great, though the bounce may be fading. Coming from Hoka Bondi 8s, they disliked it at first but quickly came round to its cushioning.

A 54-year-old pronator moving from the Structure 25 found the Vomero Plus like an e-bike for the feet after 3-4 road runs: less fatigue and notable return, though the tall ZoomX stack is less stable and downhills feel odd.

Named their max-cushion daily trainer of the year after 100 miles. The Zoom X midsole performs as well as new, the outsole shows only slight wear on the outer heel and the upper has held up, and they describe subtle stability and bounce that stays calm enough for everyday miles. They rate it 10/10 for easy days, 9/10 for steady days where they start to notice its weight, and 7/10 for recovery runs, below a Brooks Glycerin Max.

An excellent replacement for their 1080 v13: more bouncy and fun with nice cushioning.

Great at slow paces and not bad at faster ones.

After a first 16 km run a 1:35 half marathoner found the Vomero Plus soft yet snappy and surprisingly fast at 4:30/km, with far better cushioning than their Kayano 29 and Novablast 4, and a true-to-size fit for wide feet.

They rank the Vomero Plus among their most comfortable shoes for walking and jogging, loving the soft underfoot squish.

After a recovery run and an easy run, the Vomero Plus is extremely plush and springy with excellent upper and midsole, though it shifted their landing and lowered cadence.

First run in the Vomero Plus was a 6-mile progression tempo from 7:50 to 6:40/mile, handled with ease; more stable than the Alphafly 3 in warm-up, with wonderful cushion and bounce two months into a marathon block.

They use the Vomero Plus for easy days; it is king at comfort.

They enjoy the Vomero Plus on days they want comfort, with more pop than expected, and often pick it over the Superblast 2.

After a hot 12-mile run, this runner really likes the Vomero Plus: light for its cushioning and very bouncy.

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.

A 20-year, 100-mile-week runner says Nike cooked with the Vomero Plus: lighter than their two Superblast 2s and so much fun it puts them to shame.

After 35 miles including an 11-mile long run, the Vomero Plus is exactly what they hoped: a soft, bouncy cruiser for lots of easy miles with the most plush upper they've had.