Category of your product: Running Shoes.
Name of the product: Nike Free 5.0
Experience with the product: They're my shoes
Website or link to it: http://insidenikerunning.nike.com/2009/04/16/nike-free-50-bare-your-feet/
Extra comments: Mine are the bright neon yellow ones.

Review it good.

i have the best shoes ever, they're called lunar racers

SF wrote:

Category of your product: Running Shoes.
Name of the product: Nike Free 5.0
Experience with the product: They're my shoes
Website or link to it: http://insidenikerunning.nike.com/2009/04/16/nike-free-50-bare-your-feet/
Extra comments: Mine are the bright neon yellow ones.

Review it good.

If you have them then why do you need a review?

P00pinshniver wrote:

i have the best shoes ever, they're called lunar racers

I have moon shoes.

Nike Free 5.0



The Nike Free 5.0 Shoes have just a bit more unique sense than other shoes and footware companies. Not only does it have the basic shoe concept, to protect the foot, it also has lightweight and durability; which means this shoe serves more than comfort; they are more like running shoes, too. So when you care for a jog outside in the warmth, you don't feel the tightness of the shoe thanks to being lightweight. Your foot is supported by naturally walking and running, feeling like you are barefoot. The most unique thing about this shoe is the gender specification that are bigger across the barefoot.

But only one thing serves this shoe wrong; instead of straps, the Free 5.0 contains laces, which take more time to put on. But in general, this shoe is comfortable and even serves comfort when walking/running and is worth the money.

MrMega wrote:

I'll take this review.

You kinda can't, you aren't a reviewer.

I'll take it, I need to catch up.

This is for Fazango as a test for me becoming a reviewer

Done anyway.

NIKE FREE 5.0

The Nike Free 5.0 is a very well put-together and carefully architectured shoe with many small and noticable structural designs meant to perfect one's gait and provide comfort and luxury to one's foot. While the shoe may not actually be perfect, it can be easily seen as way above par.

This installment in this exclusively Nike series includes some new and improved features from its preceedor, the Nike Free 4.0. It includes deep siping, the hard rubber inside of a tire, on the outsole of the shoe to balance one as if they were walking barefoot. In case you don't know, sipings are not a type of rubber that squeeks, so don't be afraid of that.

More of the shoe's abilities include its midsole, which is formed in a waffle shape to reduce weight and decrease pressure with its corrugated design.
The versatile shoe also features new structure on the tongue and backing to fit with different foot positions. One more plus is that the durability of this shoe will keep you running for atleast a year!

Alas, we get to the reason why it has only 4/5 stars. The price. $110 is a little pricy, wouldn't you say? But if you truly are going to use these shoes for a lengthy and reasonable use, then it is most likely worth it.

WTF RUTZ, they were only 85 dollars.

SF wrote:

WTF RUTZ, they were only 85 dollars.

Whatever, the site says $110 lol... eh, $85 is still a little high.

rutzy342 wrote:

SF wrote:

WTF RUTZ, they were only 85 dollars.

Whatever, the site says $110 lol... eh, $85 is still a little high.

I don't think 85 is too much.. But nice review.

85 is a bit pricy to me. I get em for around 50.

You Americans have outlets and stuff.. Canada doesn't. 85 is pretty cheap for that kind of shoe here.

if your looking for good running shoes 85 is a good price