New Nike MetconSF Colorway – Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black

February 4, 2020 clothesadmin CrossFit Shoes Comments Off

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Here’s a sharp looking new colorway of the Nike MetconSF – Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black

The Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black — The Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black. This is the first all-terrain Nike Metcon shoe. There’s a deep boot-like tread, a high gaiter to keep debris out of the shoe, a quick lace system that won’t get bogged down with mud – and there’s even water draining ports!

What’s the Nike MetconSF?

It’s the first all-terrain Nike Metcon shoe.

This shoe repels mud for superior grip and it even has water draining ports to keep your weight down.

Do they work?

Yep – absolutely they do – we know because we tested them.

The Nike MetconSF is the first all-terrain metcon shoe. Look at the deep lugs on that boot-like sole! — The Nike MetconSF is the first all-terrain metcon shoe. Look at the deep lugs on that boot-like sole! But you can also see the water drain ports – these ensure you can quickly and efficiently shed any excess water with every footstep.

But there is more to the shoe than just those crazy deep lugs on the boot-like outsole.

Outsole closeup of the Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black — Outsole closeup of the Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black – it’s deep like a boot! It is labeled anti-clog traction – and it lives up to that name.

The Nike MEtconSF is made from materials that won’t absorb water.

That means when your feet inevitably do get waterlogged – on your mud run or obstacle course race – you’ll shed the extra water weight as quickly as possible.

The quick pull lacing system won't clog up with mud, won't absorb water, and makes for lightning fast adjustments. — The quick pull lacing system won’t clog up with mud, won’t absorb water, and makes for lightning fast adjustments.

The upper, insole, and midsole are all made from non-absorbent materials.

But, there’s more.

See that high elastic leg opening?

Medial rope grip of the Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black — See that high elastic fitting around the foot opening? That’s the gaiter – and it keeps rocks, mud, sticks and other debris out of your shoe. Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black

That’s called a gaiter – and it is there to keep debris out of your shoe – for when you step into the swampy mud.

There’s no traditional laces either.

That means no soggy, muddy laces.

Quick-pull lacing system of the Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black — Quick-pull lacing system of the Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black.
It’s quick, it’s convenient and it doesn’t absorb water or get gummed up with mud.

Instead, you get Nike’s innovative speed-lacing system.

You can adjust the fit and feel on the fly at unprecedented speed.

There’s also a hand little pocket to tuck the pull tab away in.

A shoe that is meant to be immersed needs to have a draining system.

Mesh upper closeup of the Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black

The Nike MetconSF has drain ports in the outsole.

You’ll push out water with every step -to prevent excess water weight.

Side profile of the Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black

This Metcon shoe also has a boot-like super deep tread.

Why? That’s anti-clogging rubber that also uses a unique spacing of the outsole lugs to provide traction.

Shown: Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black

Style: BQ3123-323

Top view of the Nike MetconSF shown here in Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black

Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6 – Trail Running Shoe Review

Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6 – Trail Running Shoe Review

April 25, 2020 clothesadmin Running Shoes Comments Off

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Earlier in March, Nike released the 6th generation of their trail running shoe – the Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6. This is a serious trail running shoe – and one meant for rocky pathways. We’ll take an up-close look and review all the special features of this great trail runner shoe. You can get this shoe from Road Runner Sports (We are an affiliate): Let’s take a look. Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6 Hands On Review on YouTube We featured this shoe as part of our Nike Trail Shoe Shootout 2020: Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6 Trail Running Shoe First of all, this is a trail running shoe. It’s specialized for off-pavement running (or walking) on rough terrain. Trail running shoes normally have deep, boot-like lugs on the outsole – for maximum traction. You can see the Terra Kiger 6 has an aggressive tread pattern with deep lugs – as you’d expect. This shoe is interesting because there is a rubber pod incorporated in the center (at the midfoot) for wet traction. You can see that it [Read more …]

Nike React Metcon Turbo Training Shoe Review

Nike React Metcon Turbo Training Shoe Review

February 25, 2021 clothesadmin CrossFit Shoes Comments Off

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Let’s take a look at the new Nike React Metcon Turbo from Nike. It’s available now from Road Runner Sports, and others. Our review pair has arrived – and we’ve done our initial testing. Nike’s first version of a React Metcon shoe was an interesting experiment. It featured a number of innovations such as a “Forged FlyKnit” upper, quick lace system, and a removable midsole based on React foam, rather than Nike’s normal dual-density foam. Did it all work? No – not in my opinion. The Forged Flyknit was bulky and uncomfortable, the quick lace system was a flop, and to top it all off, it was adorned with ostentatious NIKE text. I’m happy to say Nike has fixed all those issues with the new Nike React Metcon Turbo training shoe. Here’s some of the styles that are available now: Let’s take a look. Nike React Metcon Turbo Review – Video Review on our YouTube Channel Why read when you can watch? Check out this video from our YouTube channel: Overall, I’m liking this shoe – in fact, I think [Read more …]

Nike Metcon 7 FlyEase

Nike Metcon 7 FlyEase

January 30, 2022 clothesadmin CrossFit Shoes Comments Off

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Let’s look at the the new Nike Metcon 7 FlyEase from Nike (and now available from Rogue.) The MetCon 7 FlyEase offers a secure and supportive footwear option to all gym-goers with a low-profile approach and some performance-oriented updates. The Nike React cushioning, together with the new detachable heel and lockdown strap across the midfoot, are some of these significant updates. Here are some of the styles we are going to look at: Nike Metcon 7 FlyEase – Overview The Nike Metcon 7 FlyEase perfects stability and durability to rise to the push and pull of severe strength training. The lightweight, responsive cushioning increases support and comfort during different workouts like lifting, high-intensity intervals, sprints, and short runs. The training shoe has a detachable heel made with FlyEase technology that allows you to step in without using your hands; then, it returns quickly to protect your foot. Metcon 7 FlyEase uses Nike React foam providing a comfortable, cushioned base that is lightweight and flexible when you kick it into high gear for cardio and sprints. The inner plate spreads weight [Read more …]

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