The Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit is designed to help reduce injury and keep you on the run. More foam and improved upper details provide a secure and cushioned feel. Lace up and feel the potential as you hit the road. A Lightweight Fit An all-new version of Flyknit technology is stronger and more durable than previous iterations. It features 3 distinct layers to help keep your foot secure. A Stable Feel Higher foam stack heights provide a softer feel. A wider shape provides a more stable ride, helping release energy with every step. A Smooth Ride The shape of the Nike React foam midsole is all about zonal performance, providing support for the 3 phases of a runner's stride—flexibility at toe-off, a smooth ride at mid-stance and cushioning at contact.
The Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit is designed to help reduce injury and keep you on the run. More foam and improved upper details provide a secure and cushioned feel. Lace up and feel the potential as you hit the road. A Lightweight Fit An all-new version of Flyknit technology is stronger and more durable than previous iterations. It features 3 distinct layers to help keep your foot secure. A Stable Feel Higher foam stack heights provide a softer feel. A wider shape provides a more stable ride, helping release energy with every step. A Smooth Ride The shape of the Nike React foam midsole is all about zonal performance, providing support for the 3 phases of a runner's stride—flexibility at toe-off, a smooth ride at mid-stance and cushioning at contact.
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The lowest price for Nike React Infinity Run Platinum Pink Orange (Women's) right now is $289.00 at Side Kicks.
The all-time low was $181.00 on 23 Feb 2026 — today's price is 60% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 13 May 2026.
Nike React Infinity Run Platinum Pink Orange (Women's)
The Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit is designed to help reduce injury and keep you on the run. More foam and improved upper details provide a secure and cushioned feel. Lace up and feel the potential as you hit the road. A Lightweight Fit An all-new version of Flyknit technology is stronger and more durable than previous iterations. It features 3 distinct layers to help keep your foot secure. A Stable Feel Higher foam stack heights provide a softer feel. A wider shape provides a more stable ride, helping release energy with every step. A Smooth Ride The shape of the Nike React foam midsole is all about zonal performance, providing support for the 3 phases of a runner's stride—flexibility at toe-off, a smooth ride at mid-stance and cushioning at contact.
The Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit is designed to help reduce injury and keep you on the run. More foam and improved upper details provide a secure and cushioned feel. Lace up and feel the potential as you hit the road. A Lightweight Fit An all-new version of Flyknit technology is stronger and more durable than previous iterations. It features 3 distinct layers to help keep your foot secure. A Stable Feel Higher foam stack heights provide a softer feel. A wider shape provides a more stable ride, helping release energy with every step. A Smooth Ride The shape of the Nike React foam midsole is all about zonal performance, providing support for the 3 phases of a runner's stride—flexibility at toe-off, a smooth ride at mid-stance and cushioning at contact.
Last updated at 13/05/2026 16:13:04
Nike React Infinity Run Platinum Pink Orange (Women's), UK 2.5
Delivery between 18–22 May $14.99
originally posted on roadrunnersports.com
I bought these for marathon training(NYC virtual). I decided to take a chance based on the sell that it provides a lower risk for injuries to develop. I have a pain in my knee at the start of my runs which sometimes comes back in the higher miles. This shoe felt great out of the box when I tested in the store. It felt so cushioned and had a nice, formed fit. I could tell right away in the store that already my knee was liking this shoe. I want to say these shoes needed little, if any breaking in. They are such a light shoe too. Also, I had bought a pair of personalized inserts from RoadRunner but found that I didn't need them with these shoes. The sharp pain in my knee is now non-existent-amazing. Usually I develop some real soreness and pains in my feet as it gets ... MoreI bought these for marathon training(NYC virtual). I decided to take a chance based on the sell that it provides a lower risk for injuries to develop. I have a pain in my knee at the start of my runs which sometimes comes back in the higher miles. This shoe felt great out of the box when I tested in the store. It felt so cushioned and had a nice, formed fit. I could tell right away in the store that already my knee was liking this shoe. I want to say these shoes needed little, if any breaking in. They are such a light shoe too. Also, I had bought a pair of personalized inserts from RoadRunner but found that I didn't need them with these shoes. The sharp pain in my knee is now non-existent-amazing. Usually I develop some real soreness and pains in my feet as it gets late in marathon training but I haven't had either. I will be doing my 20 mile long run next week and these shoes have held up great as far cushioning and comfort go. These are the best pair of running shoes I have had in years. I will be sticking to this shoe as long as they make it
originally posted on roadrunnersports.com
I am a long distance runner, usually training for marathons. I have always bought stability shoes and was quite nervous about this purchase. After reading the reviews, I decided to give them a try. One thing I really like was the customer service that I received from RRS. Since we cannot currently go into stores, the employee was very helpful in giving me a few tips (which were spot on and so helpful). He suggested that I really give these a "chance". He was honest about the fact that the "sock-like" feel will be very different, but to wear socks that were just a little higher. Then, he told me to buy blister block band-aids because I would most likely get a blister. As with many shoes that are different from what you normally wear, your foot may blister. This ... MoreI am a long distance runner, usually training for marathons. I have always bought stability shoes and was quite nervous about this purchase. After reading the reviews, I decided to give them a try. One thing I really like was the customer service that I received from RRS. Since we cannot currently go into stores, the employee was very helpful in giving me a few tips (which were spot on and so helpful). He suggested that I really give these a "chance". He was honest about the fact that the "sock-like" feel will be very different, but to wear socks that were just a little higher. Then, he told me to buy blister block band-aids because I would most likely get a blister. As with many shoes that are different from what you normally wear, your foot may blister. This totally happened to me on my first long run and I was sure to bite my tongue and apply the band-aid. After a little while, the blister is gone and my feet feel great. I was able to run 16 miles in them this weekend and can proudly say that I am blister free! Yay! I am so happy with the amount of cushion and bounce that I feel while running in these. I really, really, hope the weather stays nice because these bright, white shoes look amazing too:)
originally posted on store.nike.com
I've ran three times in these shoes so far. The first two were both five mile runs. They felt good. However, when I went on a longer run, I started to get foot pain and my feet just felt tired around mile 6. I think these would be greatly improved if the upper had regular tongue and laces. Unlike most running shoes, the laces on these shoes don't really do much. Because there is no tongue, it makes it harder to tighten the shoes, which left my feet feeling a bit loose in the shoe, especially around the ankle area. I have narrow feet as it is, and these felt a bit wide throughout the shoe, especially in the ankle area. I'm hoping the next version of these shoes has a regular tongue/laces so there is a more locked down feel in the heel area. My feet felt a little like ... MoreI've ran three times in these shoes so far. The first two were both five mile runs. They felt good. However, when I went on a longer run, I started to get foot pain and my feet just felt tired around mile 6. I think these would be greatly improved if the upper had regular tongue and laces. Unlike most running shoes, the laces on these shoes don't really do much. Because there is no tongue, it makes it harder to tighten the shoes, which left my feet feeling a bit loose in the shoe, especially around the ankle area. I have narrow feet as it is, and these felt a bit wide throughout the shoe, especially in the ankle area. I'm hoping the next version of these shoes has a regular tongue/laces so there is a more locked down feel in the heel area. My feet felt a little like they are swimming in these shoes. I was hoping these could be my new long run shoes, but after trying them out for a longer distance, it just didn't work. I'm hesitant to try them again on a long run.
| Parts Number | CD4372-004 , CD4372 004 |
| Colorway | WhiteGoldu8c03/PinkRedu7206u70b8/u603bOrange/Black |
| Sole Material | Rubber Sole |
| Toe Type | Round Toe |
| Heel Type | Flat heel |
Nike React Infinity Run Platinum Pink Orange (Women's), UK 2.5
Delivery between 18–22 May $14.99
I bought these for marathon training(NYC virtual). I decided to take a chance based on the sell that it provides a lower risk for injuries to develop. I have a pain in my knee at the start of my runs which sometimes comes back in the higher miles. This shoe felt great out of the box when I tested in the store. It felt so cushioned and had a nice, formed fit. I could tell right away in the store that already my knee was liking this shoe. I want to say these shoes needed little, if any breaking in. They are such a light shoe too. Also, I had bought a pair of personalized inserts from RoadRunner but found that I didn't need them with these shoes. The sharp pain in my knee is now non-existent-amazing. Usually I develop some real soreness and pains in my feet as it gets ... MoreI bought these for marathon training(NYC virtual). I decided to take a chance based on the sell that it provides a lower risk for injuries to develop. I have a pain in my knee at the start of my runs which sometimes comes back in the higher miles. This shoe felt great out of the box when I tested in the store. It felt so cushioned and had a nice, formed fit. I could tell right away in the store that already my knee was liking this shoe. I want to say these shoes needed little, if any breaking in. They are such a light shoe too. Also, I had bought a pair of personalized inserts from RoadRunner but found that I didn't need them with these shoes. The sharp pain in my knee is now non-existent-amazing. Usually I develop some real soreness and pains in my feet as it gets late in marathon training but I haven't had either. I will be doing my 20 mile long run next week and these shoes have held up great as far cushioning and comfort go. These are the best pair of running shoes I have had in years. I will be sticking to this shoe as long as they make it
I am a long distance runner, usually training for marathons. I have always bought stability shoes and was quite nervous about this purchase. After reading the reviews, I decided to give them a try. One thing I really like was the customer service that I received from RRS. Since we cannot currently go into stores, the employee was very helpful in giving me a few tips (which were spot on and so helpful). He suggested that I really give these a "chance". He was honest about the fact that the "sock-like" feel will be very different, but to wear socks that were just a little higher. Then, he told me to buy blister block band-aids because I would most likely get a blister. As with many shoes that are different from what you normally wear, your foot may blister. This ... MoreI am a long distance runner, usually training for marathons. I have always bought stability shoes and was quite nervous about this purchase. After reading the reviews, I decided to give them a try. One thing I really like was the customer service that I received from RRS. Since we cannot currently go into stores, the employee was very helpful in giving me a few tips (which were spot on and so helpful). He suggested that I really give these a "chance". He was honest about the fact that the "sock-like" feel will be very different, but to wear socks that were just a little higher. Then, he told me to buy blister block band-aids because I would most likely get a blister. As with many shoes that are different from what you normally wear, your foot may blister. This totally happened to me on my first long run and I was sure to bite my tongue and apply the band-aid. After a little while, the blister is gone and my feet feel great. I was able to run 16 miles in them this weekend and can proudly say that I am blister free! Yay! I am so happy with the amount of cushion and bounce that I feel while running in these. I really, really, hope the weather stays nice because these bright, white shoes look amazing too:)
I've ran three times in these shoes so far. The first two were both five mile runs. They felt good. However, when I went on a longer run, I started to get foot pain and my feet just felt tired around mile 6. I think these would be greatly improved if the upper had regular tongue and laces. Unlike most running shoes, the laces on these shoes don't really do much. Because there is no tongue, it makes it harder to tighten the shoes, which left my feet feeling a bit loose in the shoe, especially around the ankle area. I have narrow feet as it is, and these felt a bit wide throughout the shoe, especially in the ankle area. I'm hoping the next version of these shoes has a regular tongue/laces so there is a more locked down feel in the heel area. My feet felt a little like ... MoreI've ran three times in these shoes so far. The first two were both five mile runs. They felt good. However, when I went on a longer run, I started to get foot pain and my feet just felt tired around mile 6. I think these would be greatly improved if the upper had regular tongue and laces. Unlike most running shoes, the laces on these shoes don't really do much. Because there is no tongue, it makes it harder to tighten the shoes, which left my feet feeling a bit loose in the shoe, especially around the ankle area. I have narrow feet as it is, and these felt a bit wide throughout the shoe, especially in the ankle area. I'm hoping the next version of these shoes has a regular tongue/laces so there is a more locked down feel in the heel area. My feet felt a little like they are swimming in these shoes. I was hoping these could be my new long run shoes, but after trying them out for a longer distance, it just didn't work. I'm hesitant to try them again on a long run.
After reading so much about this new shoe from Nike, I decided I would try these out instead of buying another pair of my "old faithfuls"- Brooks Adrenaline for doing my long, easy training runs. I never wanted anything to do with Nike until I finally caved and bought the Vaporfly's for racing and it was a game changer. The React Infinity is surprisingly light. The arch support felt almost invasive at first but once I started running it was bouncy and cushioned and did not bother me at all. I would definitely not use this shoe for speed workouts because it's just a little too bouncy and Nike doesn't recommend them for that either. My legs honestly feel energized when I wear these on my runs. Due to COVID, I have been doing most of my running on my treadmill and have ... MoreAfter reading so much about this new shoe from Nike, I decided I would try these out instead of buying another pair of my "old faithfuls"- Brooks Adrenaline for doing my long, easy training runs. I never wanted anything to do with Nike until I finally caved and bought the Vaporfly's for racing and it was a game changer. The React Infinity is surprisingly light. The arch support felt almost invasive at first but once I started running it was bouncy and cushioned and did not bother me at all. I would definitely not use this shoe for speed workouts because it's just a little too bouncy and Nike doesn't recommend them for that either. My legs honestly feel energized when I wear these on my runs. Due to COVID, I have been doing most of my running on my treadmill and have noticed minimal wear on the soles after a total of 50 miles. Perhaps it would be a different story when doing more runs on pavement as Nikes are known for faster wear and tear. Overall, I a very happy with this shoe. The only problem is the feeling of a heel slip with the flyknit material I do not feel like I can lace the shoe to tighten the heel. I have read similar reviews on both the women and men version of this shoe so I know it's not just me having this problem. 4/5 stars because of the heel slip and priced too high. Will consider another pair if I can get them on sale.
These shoes are not that comfortable and they squeak. There is nothing more annoying than shoes that make noise every time you take a step. This makes me think they compromised the quality and used cheap glue. I only wear these for indoors gym activities. They are not comfortable running shoes. They squeaked when I bought them and still after owning them for 2 years. Not a fan.
I usually wear 7.5-8, and bought this in a size 8. This shoe was way too tight on me, and a little short in length too. I thought the knit upper would be soft, stretchy, comfy and mold to my feet. My puma knit sneakers are that way. THESE ARE NOT IT! The uppers were stiff and tight and the most uncomfortable thing I have tried in a sneaker. I really wanted to like them, tried different socks, but could only bare to even walk in these when I was barefoot. It's such a shame too, because I can feel the superior quality of the sole and arch support. I'm not sure of there was a way to make it work for me. I have slightly wider feet, that are not particularly thick in the vertical direction (from sole to dorsum). I can't say how a size 8.5 would have fit on me because my ... MoreI usually wear 7.5-8, and bought this in a size 8. This shoe was way too tight on me, and a little short in length too. I thought the knit upper would be soft, stretchy, comfy and mold to my feet. My puma knit sneakers are that way. THESE ARE NOT IT! The uppers were stiff and tight and the most uncomfortable thing I have tried in a sneaker. I really wanted to like them, tried different socks, but could only bare to even walk in these when I was barefoot. It's such a shame too, because I can feel the superior quality of the sole and arch support. I'm not sure of there was a way to make it work for me. I have slightly wider feet, that are not particularly thick in the vertical direction (from sole to dorsum). I can't say how a size 8.5 would have fit on me because my preferred color (rose gold) is now sold out.I would say, if you have narrow feet, go for this, but even if your feet are a little bit wide like mine are (as in, I sometimes have width issues with shoes, but wide sized shoes are always loose on me), this is not the shoe for you.
I looked at these shoes and wasn't interested because they only came in the dumb sherbity colors that women's athletic gear always comes in: teal, pink, purple, aqua...then they put out red. or "Bright Crimson"we all know what Crimson means: it means DARK RED. (See the harvard Crimson)this color is NOT RED.it is an ugly bright coral that was trendy in 2012.it is closer to the orange color of the nike box than it is to the red of my bag.i could have cried when i opened the box and i saw how ugly they were.but i love running so i tried running in them.i love nikes. i have six pairs of nikes sitting next to these shoes, all size 9.5. these shoes are an inch bigger, some of that is the extra support of the sole, but the shoes are bigger. i tried running in ... MoreI looked at these shoes and wasn't interested because they only came in the dumb sherbity colors that women's athletic gear always comes in: teal, pink, purple, aqua...then they put out red. or "Bright Crimson"we all know what Crimson means: it means DARK RED. (See the harvard Crimson)this color is NOT RED.it is an ugly bright coral that was trendy in 2012.it is closer to the orange color of the nike box than it is to the red of my bag.i could have cried when i opened the box and i saw how ugly they were.but i love running so i tried running in them.i love nikes. i have six pairs of nikes sitting next to these shoes, all size 9.5. these shoes are an inch bigger, some of that is the extra support of the sole, but the shoes are bigger. i tried running in these with extra thick woolen socks--it was winter in new york but that's apparently over--and my feet stopped sliding around in them.they're really ugly so i'm going to return them anyway, but i wish they had them in a decent, non-sorority color so that i could buy a smaller pair and run in them. i think the support might be good for my bad ankle, although i don't run as well in them as i do in my react flyknits from last year.
I've been running now for over 40 years and after some experimenting, stuck with either the Asics Gel Kayano or a stability Mizuno. I tried a Nike once (I think it was an Air Pegasus a very long time ago) and after just one run hated it and went back to the Gel Kayano. My son only wears leBron basketball shoes so I get regular emails from Nike who sent me one about this shoe. The design and thought process behind the React Infinity really intrigued me... a shoe that could actually cut down on injury? I've been lucky about staying relatively healthy considering the number of miles I've put on my body but I have had to deal with Plantar fasciitis, heel spurs and strained my Achilles so badly once I had to stop running for about 6 months. So, a shoe that could help ... MoreI've been running now for over 40 years and after some experimenting, stuck with either the Asics Gel Kayano or a stability Mizuno. I tried a Nike once (I think it was an Air Pegasus a very long time ago) and after just one run hated it and went back to the Gel Kayano. My son only wears leBron basketball shoes so I get regular emails from Nike who sent me one about this shoe. The design and thought process behind the React Infinity really intrigued me... a shoe that could actually cut down on injury? I've been lucky about staying relatively healthy considering the number of miles I've put on my body but I have had to deal with Plantar fasciitis, heel spurs and strained my Achilles so badly once I had to stop running for about 6 months. So, a shoe that could help prevent all those nasty things that makes runners take a break? I had to try it. This morning was my first run with this shoe. It felt great right out of the box. I usually get the custom insoles at the Roadrunner store but I won't be needing them for these shoes. They are just perfect. I have a high arch and the shoe has the perfect amount of support and my feet felt like they were being gently hugged but with ample room in the toe box. I even felt lighter on my feet and had a smooth, even stride. I usually buy a full size larger than my regular shoe size with Asics or Mizuno but half a size up was fine with this Nike shoe. The Roadrunner video about this shoe states that it could be either a neutral or stability. I only run in stability and I felt there was ample support and cushioning. Of course the jury is definitely still out regarding injury prevention but if this morning's run is any indication, Nike really has a winner with the React Infinity and runners will rejoice at steering clear of those nasty things that keep us off the road!
I am getting over a calf injury and have been wearing these shoes to walk/run short distances in. I haven't taken them out for a long run yet but they are insanely comfortable. The fit is unique with the midfoot tapering in. If you have wide arches it may irritate your arches but I have very thin and narrow feet. The toe box and heel being wider makes the shoe feel very stable. I don't feel like I will twist my ankle even when doing lateral movements. The only downside is the laces don't lace tight and the upper seems kind of cheap. The sock-like design makes this okay, but the plastic eyelets dig into the top of my foot if I try to lace them as tight as I like. If you are sensitive to uppers this may annoy you.The shoes are sleek and beautiful and I have gotten ... MoreI am getting over a calf injury and have been wearing these shoes to walk/run short distances in. I haven't taken them out for a long run yet but they are insanely comfortable. The fit is unique with the midfoot tapering in. If you have wide arches it may irritate your arches but I have very thin and narrow feet. The toe box and heel being wider makes the shoe feel very stable. I don't feel like I will twist my ankle even when doing lateral movements. The only downside is the laces don't lace tight and the upper seems kind of cheap. The sock-like design makes this okay, but the plastic eyelets dig into the top of my foot if I try to lace them as tight as I like. If you are sensitive to uppers this may annoy you.The shoes are sleek and beautiful and I have gotten many compliments on them. The back of the shoe does not rub my ankle and feels very nice and secure. The toe off is very smooth and they don't slip on the ground. These are also very comfortable to wear for elliptical/stairmaster/cross training.Really recommend these for recovery runs or just a good shoe that can do a lot.
I've been wearing the Nike Epic React and Epic React Phantom for about a year now, and these React Infinity shoes are a nice upgrade. They definitely have way more arch support, which is important for me, as I have flat feet. The only downside is that they are noticeably heavier and wider than the Epic React. The front of the shoe and toe box itself aren't wide - in fact, they're kind of narrow, even for me, and I have thin feet - but the sole of the shoe flares out around the ball of the foot, making the base of the shoe quite wide. I assume this is to add stability and keep the foot from rolling, but it also adds weight. Similarly, the back of the shoe extends out beyond the heel. Other reviewers have recommended going up a size, but I definitely do not. Go TTS. ... MoreI've been wearing the Nike Epic React and Epic React Phantom for about a year now, and these React Infinity shoes are a nice upgrade. They definitely have way more arch support, which is important for me, as I have flat feet. The only downside is that they are noticeably heavier and wider than the Epic React. The front of the shoe and toe box itself aren't wide - in fact, they're kind of narrow, even for me, and I have thin feet - but the sole of the shoe flares out around the ball of the foot, making the base of the shoe quite wide. I assume this is to add stability and keep the foot from rolling, but it also adds weight. Similarly, the back of the shoe extends out beyond the heel. Other reviewers have recommended going up a size, but I definitely do not. Go TTS. The flyknit fabric feels tight at first, but it loosens up over time. I used to size up to an 8 1/2 running shoe (I wear a 7 1/2 - 8 regular shoe), but with the Epic React, I learned it's better to stay with your true size. I got an 8. If you size up, your heel will slip out of the back, which may explain why some people complained of blisters in this area. I had been hoping these would alleviate my knee pain and tendonitis, but, sadly, while comfortable, they are not the miracle I'd hoped for. Hence the 1 star reduction. Also, they kind of squeak! Still, they are quality shoes with good support, and I think they are much better than other running shoes out there. I've tried them all, and I always come back to Nike for light weight, cushioning, and comfort. I got the Black/White, and they look great, too.
| Parts Number | CD4372-004 , CD4372 004 |
| Colorway | WhiteGoldu8c03/PinkRedu7206u70b8/u603bOrange/Black |
| Sole Material | Rubber Sole |
| Toe Type | Round Toe |
| Heel Type | Flat heel |
