Nike Zoom Fly 6 Reviews

Nearly 1,000 km into the Zoom Fly 6 and still loves it for easy zone 2 and long runs; they set a half-marathon PR in it, and it was the only shoe that did not press on their injured toenails.

At 700 km a sub-2:45 marathon trainee uses the Zoom Fly 6 for medium and long runs from 5:00 to 3:30/km: lighter, softer and quieter than the ZF5, with an upper showing no real wear.

With 500 km in the Zoom Fly 6 they find it a great shoe and plan to buy a second pair.

Retired a pair of Zoom Fly 6 at 340 miles once it lost its pop, and loves it as a good, fun shoe, though they find the Boston 13 a little more versatile with more ground feel.

After 300 km of track, tempo, easy and long runs, this runner finds the Zoom Fly 6 great at any pace, durable and excellent value.

Over 100 miles in a month of marathon build-up, covering speed sessions, long runs up to about 32 km and easy miles. They found it very comfortable with a secure heel and no blisters, bouncy and surprisingly quick for the effort, and the outsole is wearing well so far. Downsides are a noisy outsole, soft foam that is weak on rear stability for heel strikers, clunky walking and looks they find ugly. Suits anyone wanting a durable do-it-all plated trainer.

After 400 km, one of Nike’s most sensible plated options for hard training with occasional racing. Not the most aggressive or “wow,” which is why it works. The outsole lugs are intact and the midsole shows only normal creasing.

One of his favourite new shoes: the updated midsole gives a fast, comfortable ride for many training runs and even races. No rubber wear after 70 miles.