Stability, for the long haul. The men's Nike React Miler brings React foam to a stability shoe to deliver a dependable ride and consistent performance. React foam is more durable than other foam compositions, so it provides reliable runs over the life of the shoe. Hundreds of runners provided feedback to designers in order to shape the heel. The Milerrsquos soft, plush heel shape lends the shoe softer landings for increased comfort. Nike also created the Miler with a snug midfoot and roomy forefoot. The midfoot helps lock your foot into place for a confident fit, while the spacious toe box gives your foot room to splay and swell during long runs. With a full rubber outsole for increased durability and top-notch traction, the men's Nike React Miler is an ideal training partner for your big-mileage days.
Stability, for the long haul. The men's Nike React Miler brings React foam to a stability shoe to deliver a dependable ride and consistent performance. React foam is more durable than other foam compositions, so it provides reliable runs over the life of the shoe. Hundreds of runners provided feedback to designers in order to shape the heel. The Milerrsquos soft, plush heel shape lends the shoe softer landings for increased comfort. Nike also created the Miler with a snug midfoot and roomy forefoot. The midfoot helps lock your foot into place for a confident fit, while the spacious toe box gives your foot room to splay and swell during long runs. With a full rubber outsole for increased durability and top-notch traction, the men's Nike React Miler is an ideal training partner for your big-mileage days.
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Stability, for the long haul. The men's Nike React Miler brings React foam to a stability shoe to deliver a dependable ride and consistent performance. React foam is more durable than other foam compositions, so it provides reliable runs over the life of the shoe. Hundreds of runners provided feedback to designers in order to shape the heel. The Milerrsquos soft, plush heel shape lends the shoe softer landings for increased comfort. Nike also created the Miler with a snug midfoot and roomy forefoot. The midfoot helps lock your foot into place for a confident fit, while the spacious toe box gives your foot room to splay and swell during long runs. With a full rubber outsole for increased durability and top-notch traction, the men's Nike React Miler is an ideal training partner for your big-mileage days.
Stability, for the long haul. The men's Nike React Miler brings React foam to a stability shoe to deliver a dependable ride and consistent performance. React foam is more durable than other foam compositions, so it provides reliable runs over the life of the shoe. Hundreds of runners provided feedback to designers in order to shape the heel. The Milerrsquos soft, plush heel shape lends the shoe softer landings for increased comfort. Nike also created the Miler with a snug midfoot and roomy forefoot. The midfoot helps lock your foot into place for a confident fit, while the spacious toe box gives your foot room to splay and swell during long runs. With a full rubber outsole for increased durability and top-notch traction, the men's Nike React Miler is an ideal training partner for your big-mileage days.
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I bought these along with the Pegasus 37 because both were on sale and I typically go elsewhere for my running shoes. Thanks to the running gods for helping me put aside my biases. Both the Miler and Peg are great, you can’t go wrong. However the differences in the ride and feel in the toe boxes are noticeable. If u want that snug Porsche cockpit feel in the forefoot go with the Peg. If you want that plush Bentley cabin for your toes Miler is your carriage.Midsole feel in the Peg is like wrapping your rims in a new set of Michelin’s (soft stability). Whereas the Miler has the Goodyear’s that give you a closer feel for the road and still not taking away from its comfortable responsiveness.I thought I was going to keep just one. Instead, I’m alternating between the ... MoreI bought these along with the Pegasus 37 because both were on sale and I typically go elsewhere for my running shoes. Thanks to the running gods for helping me put aside my biases. Both the Miler and Peg are great, you can’t go wrong. However the differences in the ride and feel in the toe boxes are noticeable. If u want that snug Porsche cockpit feel in the forefoot go with the Peg. If you want that plush Bentley cabin for your toes Miler is your carriage.Midsole feel in the Peg is like wrapping your rims in a new set of Michelin’s (soft stability). Whereas the Miler has the Goodyear’s that give you a closer feel for the road and still not taking away from its comfortable responsiveness.I thought I was going to keep just one. Instead, I’m alternating between the Pegasus 37 for my shorter sprints and the Miler for my longer runs.One more thing, maybe it’s just me but the Miler has a nice rocking forward feel vs the Pegasus’ bouncy feel. I don’t know if it’s just in my head or if it was really designed like that. Anyway, happy trails.
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Athlete’s aside on this review, milers are a blessing to this old guy with hurting feet. I don’t run miles or do major mile walks. I do work on my feet 10 hours a day 5 days a week. I walk everywhere at work on concrete floors. I have hardwood floors in my house. Ongoing foot pain was ruining my quality of work life and home life. I have purchased many shoes hoping for comfort and relief from a shoe that works for me. These are the shoes that live up to reviews that say they are comfortable and helpful to your feet. Comfortable is an understatement. They work. They feel great on my feet. I was prepared to be out of pocket on money and stuck with another disappointing pair of shoes. Not the case at all ! I read reviews for help all the time. Trust me when I tell ... MoreAthlete’s aside on this review, milers are a blessing to this old guy with hurting feet. I don’t run miles or do major mile walks. I do work on my feet 10 hours a day 5 days a week. I walk everywhere at work on concrete floors. I have hardwood floors in my house. Ongoing foot pain was ruining my quality of work life and home life. I have purchased many shoes hoping for comfort and relief from a shoe that works for me. These are the shoes that live up to reviews that say they are comfortable and helpful to your feet. Comfortable is an understatement. They work. They feel great on my feet. I was prepared to be out of pocket on money and stuck with another disappointing pair of shoes. Not the case at all ! I read reviews for help all the time. Trust me when I tell those fellow non athletes looking for foot comfort relief these shoes work! These are worth your money and your time. I have 4 pairs of shoes that don’t help and one pair, these, that do work! Thank you Nike!
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Very comfortable, love running in these. They are a bit bulky/wide and look like grandpa shoes but if you value function over aesthetics these are perfect. Also, if you normally drive to where you’re running you may want to skip these because they are a driving hazard. If I’d seen them in person first I would not have bought them. Still, PERFECT for just running and easy on the knees. Can’t speak for the durability as I’ve only had them a couple days but they seem to be well made.
| Earn | 3x points |
I bought these along with the Pegasus 37 because both were on sale and I typically go elsewhere for my running shoes. Thanks to the running gods for helping me put aside my biases. Both the Miler and Peg are great, you can’t go wrong. However the differences in the ride and feel in the toe boxes are noticeable. If u want that snug Porsche cockpit feel in the forefoot go with the Peg. If you want that plush Bentley cabin for your toes Miler is your carriage.Midsole feel in the Peg is like wrapping your rims in a new set of Michelin’s (soft stability). Whereas the Miler has the Goodyear’s that give you a closer feel for the road and still not taking away from its comfortable responsiveness.I thought I was going to keep just one. Instead, I’m alternating between the ... MoreI bought these along with the Pegasus 37 because both were on sale and I typically go elsewhere for my running shoes. Thanks to the running gods for helping me put aside my biases. Both the Miler and Peg are great, you can’t go wrong. However the differences in the ride and feel in the toe boxes are noticeable. If u want that snug Porsche cockpit feel in the forefoot go with the Peg. If you want that plush Bentley cabin for your toes Miler is your carriage.Midsole feel in the Peg is like wrapping your rims in a new set of Michelin’s (soft stability). Whereas the Miler has the Goodyear’s that give you a closer feel for the road and still not taking away from its comfortable responsiveness.I thought I was going to keep just one. Instead, I’m alternating between the Pegasus 37 for my shorter sprints and the Miler for my longer runs.One more thing, maybe it’s just me but the Miler has a nice rocking forward feel vs the Pegasus’ bouncy feel. I don’t know if it’s just in my head or if it was really designed like that. Anyway, happy trails.
Athlete’s aside on this review, milers are a blessing to this old guy with hurting feet. I don’t run miles or do major mile walks. I do work on my feet 10 hours a day 5 days a week. I walk everywhere at work on concrete floors. I have hardwood floors in my house. Ongoing foot pain was ruining my quality of work life and home life. I have purchased many shoes hoping for comfort and relief from a shoe that works for me. These are the shoes that live up to reviews that say they are comfortable and helpful to your feet. Comfortable is an understatement. They work. They feel great on my feet. I was prepared to be out of pocket on money and stuck with another disappointing pair of shoes. Not the case at all ! I read reviews for help all the time. Trust me when I tell ... MoreAthlete’s aside on this review, milers are a blessing to this old guy with hurting feet. I don’t run miles or do major mile walks. I do work on my feet 10 hours a day 5 days a week. I walk everywhere at work on concrete floors. I have hardwood floors in my house. Ongoing foot pain was ruining my quality of work life and home life. I have purchased many shoes hoping for comfort and relief from a shoe that works for me. These are the shoes that live up to reviews that say they are comfortable and helpful to your feet. Comfortable is an understatement. They work. They feel great on my feet. I was prepared to be out of pocket on money and stuck with another disappointing pair of shoes. Not the case at all ! I read reviews for help all the time. Trust me when I tell those fellow non athletes looking for foot comfort relief these shoes work! These are worth your money and your time. I have 4 pairs of shoes that don’t help and one pair, these, that do work! Thank you Nike!
Very comfortable, love running in these. They are a bit bulky/wide and look like grandpa shoes but if you value function over aesthetics these are perfect. Also, if you normally drive to where you’re running you may want to skip these because they are a driving hazard. If I’d seen them in person first I would not have bought them. Still, PERFECT for just running and easy on the knees. Can’t speak for the durability as I’ve only had them a couple days but they seem to be well made.
I bought a pair of React Milers in May and fell in love with them, so I bought another pair in June. I ran with them all summer and decided to buy a pair of one of the newer colors in September. Unfortunately the structure of the shoe I received in September is significantly lower quality than what I ordered at the beginning of summer. The heel is shorter, the shoe is tighter around the midfoot, and the laces are much shorter and cheaper. I spoke with a Nike Expert who told me that the black pair I received in September was not different from the white/blue or black red pairs I previously ordered, but that it was simply an "illusion" that made the black pair look different.My guess is that the original colors of this style (white/blue, black/red, grey/volt, and ... MoreI bought a pair of React Milers in May and fell in love with them, so I bought another pair in June. I ran with them all summer and decided to buy a pair of one of the newer colors in September. Unfortunately the structure of the shoe I received in September is significantly lower quality than what I ordered at the beginning of summer. The heel is shorter, the shoe is tighter around the midfoot, and the laces are much shorter and cheaper. I spoke with a Nike Expert who told me that the black pair I received in September was not different from the white/blue or black red pairs I previously ordered, but that it was simply an "illusion" that made the black pair look different.My guess is that the original colors of this style (white/blue, black/red, grey/volt, and black/white) will be high quality like the originals, but the rest of the new colors will probably be cheaper like the all black pair I received in November.
I’m a bigger dude with wide feet who is nearly 40. A winning combo to burn through shoes trying to find the right fit and comfort. These are incredible. Nike shoes are usually too narrow, not these. Plenty of room in the toe box and that react cushion. It’s responsive, supportive, and doesn’t cause fatigue like you feel from other more mushy mid soles. I’ve beat these things up, have put a lot of miles on them. The materials are extremely durable and the comfort is still there. I just ordered a second pair because these are likely to be discontinued soon with the v2 of these about to come out. I’ll keep those in the box until my original pair are trashed. I’ve never done that with a pair of running shoes, if that tells you anything.
This is a very good daily trainer. I use it for long runs, easy runs, and recovery runs. Easy to put on, easy to take off and great lock down. No heel slipping, no foot slide. The full length React midsole is comfortable, runs smoothly and feels soft and "bouncy". The laces are the correct length for the shoe.They also have a wide base so you get a secure and stable landing. Wet traction is very good but I have not had them out in the snow.The shoe does run a little warm but manageable. It is on the heavy side but you don't notice it on the run. I have 360 miles on mine and have worn through the rubber. This is a common wear pattern for me and I usually get from 300 to 500 miles out of a pair of running shoes. The wear hasn't affected the ride yet and I'll get 400 ... MoreThis is a very good daily trainer. I use it for long runs, easy runs, and recovery runs. Easy to put on, easy to take off and great lock down. No heel slipping, no foot slide. The full length React midsole is comfortable, runs smoothly and feels soft and "bouncy". The laces are the correct length for the shoe.They also have a wide base so you get a secure and stable landing. Wet traction is very good but I have not had them out in the snow.The shoe does run a little warm but manageable. It is on the heavy side but you don't notice it on the run. I have 360 miles on mine and have worn through the rubber. This is a common wear pattern for me and I usually get from 300 to 500 miles out of a pair of running shoes. The wear hasn't affected the ride yet and I'll get 400 miles out of these. I use these mostly on pavement, but also on light trails and gravel roads.I liked these shoes so much I purchased the React Miler 2.
The reviews don’t lie, within 2 weeks the shoes starting squeaking. If you wear them longer than 30 mins it’s like the foam gets so compressed that they squeak with every step you take. Can’t sneak around anywhere, they here me coming. And get weird looks in the gym, like c’mon man. Ugh…
This shoe surprised me quite a bit and in a good way. It is not a support shoe but gives support and a stable platform for your feet. React foam rocks and the lockdown on your foot is excellent in my opinion. These are good/great running shoes but are not for fast runs. If you are just a runner, there are other options that may be better and lighter. That being said, if you use your shoes for more than running (i.e. HIIT, boot camp, etc) these are excellent as they give you great lateral protection, great traction and foot lockdown.My only gripes are that it is a little on the heavy side and a bit stiff if you are in them for a long day.Overall great shoe that I recommend.
These shoes are insanely comfortable. I love them, but wearing them is no longer an option because they squeak so loud. I tried everything I could find online to solve it. It's not the insoles or the bottom of the shoe. It seems to be in the forefront right under the balls of my feet. It's a non-stop squeak no matter what surface I'm walking on. I liked the shoes so much I bought another pair, but that one squeaks too. Any suggestions??
I recently purchased this product after running in the Pegasus. Being adventurous/curious in nature I decided to try a new shoe. I was interested in the infinity run but had hesitation about the structure of the shoe. After doing a little more searching I saw the React Miler brought a combination of the Pegasus and React that I was looking for. Believing I had found some middle ground I chose these shoes.When I received the shoes I noticed the bulkiness and it mirrored that of a structured/stability shoe. It has a thick midsole comparably to that of the Hokas. It isn't nice atheistically but I never had issues with Hokas despite looking somewhat of a geriatric shoe. So I decided to stop judging the shoe on its looks and went on a run.Immediately a mile into my ... MoreI recently purchased this product after running in the Pegasus. Being adventurous/curious in nature I decided to try a new shoe. I was interested in the infinity run but had hesitation about the structure of the shoe. After doing a little more searching I saw the React Miler brought a combination of the Pegasus and React that I was looking for. Believing I had found some middle ground I chose these shoes.When I received the shoes I noticed the bulkiness and it mirrored that of a structured/stability shoe. It has a thick midsole comparably to that of the Hokas. It isn't nice atheistically but I never had issues with Hokas despite looking somewhat of a geriatric shoe. So I decided to stop judging the shoe on its looks and went on a run.Immediately a mile into my run I noticed that my feet were beginning to ache. The shoe it seemed was holding my feet from making their natural strike and movement. I understand this can be beneficial for those who need support but for my feet it just wore them out. For a shoe touted for high mileage I assumed the thick midsole and cushiony interior was there for comfort and for support when your legs begin to tire. But I was doing a modest 4 miles and within two my feet felt like I had ran 20 miles. It was not an enjoyable run and the only reason I dropped pace was just to get out of the shoe quicker. At the end my feet wore numb and achy.So I am hesitant in giving it 2 stars as I am sure it isn't a terrible shoe but it was for me. My warning is that if you have a natural or neutral foot or running motion this shoe isn't for you. This is a stability shoe put into the wrong category. I believe it for those who need added support to there running gate, foot strike, etc. So again I am just giving a warning to those that might make my mistake.
| Earn | 3x points |
