NIKE Women's Air Zoom Alphafly Running Shoe

Llegaron sin caja, en una bolsa de plástico y los tenis parecen estar usados o defectuosos, la descripción no mencionaba nada al respecto, no pierdan su dinero

Maybe it’s just me, but these are slip on shoes with a loop at the front of the foot instead of on the back heel like a traditional shoe. Just seems like it’s hard to get on sometimes, but maybe I just have fat feet

These shoes are very comfortable. Definitely not for a wide foot. The way the tongue is attached it’s a narrow space to insert you foot. These have good arch support. I love the color.

Like a few other people posted, it seems Nike is selling their defective pairs on Amazon that they can't sell on their website or in stores and not posting a disclaimer. I order these in 2 different colors and they both came with horribly mangled soles. The soles are cracked and there are chunks missing. It looks like they had extra glue added all over the sides of the soles to keep it together. It's complete BS! I was able to return 1 pair, but missed my window on this pair. if you want these, buy them on Nike's website to at an actual store! Also, these ate the most uncomfortable Nike shoes I have ever worn. Normally, Nike has great support and cushioning, but these feel like they have nothing at all, no soft springiness int he step, just feels like wood boards inside the shoe. Terrible. I miss the old Nike lines like Pegasus 36-38. This was my 4th bad experience with Nike in the last few months while trying to find a new running/gym shoe (I'm a personal trainer and Nike was also cushioned and versatile enough to run, lift, and be on my feet for long periods without switching shoes between activities), but I have become so discouraged and fed up that I have switched to Mizuno for all activities except heavy lifting. I have yet to find another show that has enough support and stability with good sole traction for my heavy lifting and functional training.

It's exactly what you expect with Nike, a good shoe that supports your feet when running.