Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6 (Mint/Yellow) Power through wet, rocky terrain like a beast in the sleek updated Men's Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6 trail running shoe. Revamped for speed, a woven heel keeps the fit secure while lightweight mesh increases ventilation. Smooth out any trail with Nike React technology and a heel Zoom Air unit serving up extra cushion in your Terra Kiger 6.
Both represent alterations that focus in on serious trail running performance.
After all, a trail run is a lot different than your standard road run – or run of the mill track workout.
The Wildhorse now includes Nike’s React foam – this amazing foam cushion system brings more comfort and stability underfoot – and returns energy to you with every footstep.
The Wildhorse 6
Nike React cushioning foam now runs the full length of the midsole.
A horseshoe-shaped pod of firmer foam is added in the heel for stability. A higher cuff keeps debris out of the shoe, but the material remains soft and flexible.
The outsole lugs are more aggressive – and more durable. This means better traction and less possibility of clogging with mud on the trail.
A modified lacing system incorporates a "lateral fitband" to ensure your feet stay locked-in.
The Kiger’s improvements focus on keeping mud, muck, and water out – with a stylish new upper.
The Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6 from Nike – a Trail Running shoe that has evolved and is close to perfection.
An adjusted forefoot provides a more secure fit thanks to an isolated front eyelet.
Shoe designers reduced the tip overlay to avoid hotspots in the toe box.
The more durable upper is made from mesh – and protects from rocks, roots, and mud.
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Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6 – Updated Trail Running Shoe for 2020
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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 …]
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Here’s a sharp looking new colorway of the Nike MetconSF – Seaweed/Light British Tan/Green Spark/Black 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. But there is more to the shoe than just those crazy deep lugs on the boot-like outsole. 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 upper, insole, and midsole are all made from non-absorbent materials. But, there’s more. See that high elastic leg opening? 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. Instead, you get Nike’s innovative speed-lacing system. [Read more …]
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The Nike React Metcon was just released in November 2019, but Nike is already making some new colorways available. Here’s the Nike React Metcon in white. What’s React? It is Nike’s reactive foam cushioning system. For the React Metcon, it’s a drop-in midsole that works in conjunction with the regular outsole – which is the same as that of the Metcon 5. The React Metcon also uses FlyKnit – that is a yarn-like knit material that allows Nike to make a seamless, one piece upper. It’s not as lightweight as the FlyKnit in the React running shoe line from Nike, as it is double layer instead of single. But, it’s still pretty good. The Nike React Metcon doesn’t have laces – instead it uses Nike’s quick pull system.
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