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Nike Dunk High 'Black' — Overview
Feature Breakdown
All-Day Comfort
The Nike Dunk High 'Black' delivers comfort through its React foam midsole platform, reducing fatigue during extended wear on hard surfaces.
Stability Meets Speed
The Nike Dunk High 'Black' combines React foam midsole with a reinforced outsole pattern for lasting performance across daily activities.
Bold Visual Identity
The Nike Dunk High 'Black' carries Oregon running roots DNA in its proportions, updated with modern seamless construction for a contemporary iconic lines.
Wardrobe Essential
The Nike Dunk High 'Black' earns repeat wear through its ability to shift contexts: athletic performance meets iconic lines everyday appeal.
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Tougher than the Tough Mudder
I love these shoes.They are well made, have a very comfortable heel, plenty of room in the toe box, broke in quickly and conformed to my foot. I really like the lacing system and the toe cap. I tend to stub my toes near the end of trail runs, and this has saved me from several black toes.I recently wore these in the Tough Mudder. I was one of the few people that wasn't slipping and sliding all over the place. Traction is terrific in almost any terrain, though they obviously aren't shoes for serious road work. The laces kept them on my feet in the worst of shoe-sucking mud pits. The clasp on the laces did get gunked up and made it difficult to remove the shoe, but worked just fine once the mud was rinsed out.I do occasionally have some issues with rocks getting into the heel (running downhill on gravel is the worst), but all shoes would have that problem so I won't hold it against them.They won't keep your foot from getting wet, but they dry very quickly and don't hold water in like some of my previous shoes. (I'm looking at you, Nike Shox.)They cleaned up very easily. Just rinsed off the worst of the mud and gravel and threw them in the washer. Presto.These won't be the greatest in the winter because they are too breathable.They don't have a lot of arch support, but there is plenty of room to add if needed.If you are looking for a great trail shoe, I'd highly recommend these. Definitely well-made and worth the money.***UPDATE***I've worn these shoes for over 50 miles of trail races and countless training miles. While I see a little wear on the lugs, they are still in nearly new condition. The laces and slider have held up well and the shoe itself still looks and feels great. Don't even think I'll need a new pair for racing season this year. Definitely have held up very well!!
Nice Boot - Runs Small
I ordered these boots for my son (11), who is going on a backpacking trip with Boy Scouts in a month, because they are waterproof, look good, and are well priced. I was happy when they arrived because they looked well made and sturdy. However, when my son tried them on, his big toes touched the front of the shoe. I ordered them in his correct size, 4.5. About 2 weeks ago, I bought him 2 pairs of sneakers in that size: Nike and Tony Hawk. We measured his feet at the time. Both pairs still fit fine, with room to spare in the front. So I know 4.5 is his correct size. I returned these and ordered a 1/2 size larger (size 5). They are perfect! My son really likes them, too. He wore them to a week of Boy Scout overnight camp (that included hiking), a week of day camp (that included LONG hikes), and on a short Boy Scout backpacking trip. The insides got wet when he walked in the river, but he told me that the water sloshed over the tops, so I do not know if they are really waterproof. You might want to order up a 1/2 size in these boots, as they seem to run small.
Close to orthotic grade
I am a physician during the day and an avid basketball player at night. I never use the stock insoles that come with my nike basketball shoes. They just won't cut it. The Sole inserts are the best non-prescription orthotic grade insoles your can buy over the counter (internet). These will mold to your feet after heating them in the oven for a few minutes. The arch supports and padding are fantastic. They add to your balance and help to align your back and prevent foot injuries. I have at least 10 pair of these and I love 'em. They are the best.
An excellent buy (realflex vs. free's)
Bought the Reebok Realflex at a local retail store and used them for about a weekend. They are light and comfortable and had very good cushioning(insoles) for the heel. I've used it with and without socks and there hasn't been an issue with chafing in the heel or anywhere else. The downside, if you're new to "barefoot" shoes or prosethically designed athletic shoes be prepared to feel the soreness in your ankles. On the first day of "breaking in" the shoes my ankles were killing me for two days. Just be sure to take your time with them.Athletic background: I've been cross training and weight lifting for about two years and have used the same athletic shoes since college (6 years ago). I just decided to buy these shoes because I recently learned the advantages of proper shoes for certain activitities and because I realized (the hard way) that my shoes lost most of it's treading/grip (it was practically bald). I don't run long distances (< 3 miles) so my opinion about these being good running shoes might be partial; however, I know a thing or two about what's good for your body ;)Realflex vs. Nike Free's: When I decided to invest in better athletics shoes I simply narrowed it down to these two shoes simply based on popularity, reviews, versatility, and friends' opinions. I also didn't want to spend more that a Benjamin on REALLY good and properly fitting running shoes (Asics, Saucony, New Balance, etc.) because I don't run much. I tried both shoes on and hopped, skipped, walked, and jogged around the store on two different ocassions with two different friends and two different sales associates (for opinions) before purchasing one (a bit OCD? yes). The issue I had with the Nike Free's was the form it MADE you run. I underpronate as a runner, a little of a heel striker, and I have medium/low arch height. The Frees' insole's had supportive cushioning at the heel but close to none at the ball of the foot. I suppose to promote proper running on the ball of your foot with a mid foot strike in your run, but forcing a change in one's form can be costly to the joints, muscles, foot, and can lead to serious injury. The Reebok Realflex has very equal and supportive cushioning throughtout the sole of with more than enough arch support, which I feel is more versatile. The Realflex can accomodate people who overpronate or underpronate in their stride because the sole is designed to move "naturally" with whoever uses it. On the same note, the Nike Free's sole wedges out wider than the shoe or the footprint is wider than the actual width of the shoe; in other words, the sole is shaped like a trapezoid (I'm hoping this is understood) which again makes it hard for someone like me who underpronates to run the way I do, "naturally". The Realflexs' sole isn't shaped like that (looks a bit convexed) and accomodates my natural stride. Lastly, the sole grip on the Realflex is actually better/stronger than the Nike Free's (this I tested at the store both times with the sales associates there to justify). The great grip on the Realflex is advantageous for tennis, racket ball, or running "suicides" on the bball court (which I hate, but is great cardio).Hope this helps! Happy shopping ;)
Great quality, great value
My husband used to wear performance fabric shirts to keep him cool when he was a bartender at a club with a patio. Recently we joined a gym and he started looking for some new shirts but complained how expensive they were. So I checked Amazon and voila! This double dry training t shirt is just what he wanted--at a great price! I ordered the air force blue in large. It's a little big, but fine for exercising. (My husband is 5'7" and normal weight.) He says he is so much more comfortable and cooler when he works out in this shirt than in a regular cotton shirt. I ordered him a second one in white.
Nike Dart Shoe's
I ordered these shoe's for my roommate for Christmas & he loves them. He says they helped his arches, which are flat, & they helped his low back. He stands, sits, & walks a lot at work, in electronics. These Nike's look even better in person than in the pictures.
Great new technology translates to an awesome running shoe!
To start off, I am a competitive runner who runs 40-60 miles a week, ranging from sprints to long distance. I saw a commercial for these shoes and thought the same thing that a lot of people probably thought: "Oh boy, Reebok is just trying to make a pathetic attempt to imitate the Nike Free Run." The commercial was well put together, so I decided to research these shoes and quickly discovered that making these shoes was no easy task. It was apparent that Reebok hired experts to design the shoes and put a hefty amount of time into making sure that these shoes were safe for running on trails, concrete, and any other surface that running would have to endure.I have never owned a pair of Nike Free Runs or any shoe that is so low to the ground. Before the Realflex shoes, I ran in a pair of Nike Zoom Victory+, which allowed for an easy transition into these shoes because both are very lightweight. I have owned five pairs of them so these were the first different pair of training shoes that I have bought in about two years.I went to a local store to learn more about these shoes. The store had a sample pair sitting outside for viewing and to examine the shoe. As seen in many of the pictures, the Realflex shoe is very flexible and can be bent to form a full circle, which I didn't really understand the purpose of at first. I have never owned a pair of Nike Free Runs or any shoe that is low to the ground quite like these. The Realflex boasts of a shoe with ample comfort yet lower to the ground than any shoe in its class, allowing for a more natural run. I had a salesperson get me a pair of the Realflex shoes, and half of a size lower than my actual foot size turned out to be the right fit. My first thought was "Wow, these shoes give something back!" I've never tired on a pair of shoes that felt like they've had anywhere near as much spring as these. I jogged around the store and the shoes felt simply amazing. The flexibility of the shoes can really be noticed when standing on ones toes, so these shoes are great for both sprinting (on the toes), or easy distance (midfoot or heel).The only reason why I didn't give these shoes a five star rating concerns the heel of the shoe. The part of the shoe where the Achilles Tendon meets the shoe has a ripple in the fabric. I asked for another pair and it had the same problem, so I assume that most, if not all, of the Realflex shoes have this flaw. Luckily, the ripple flattened out in about 4 hours of wearing and was no problem at all. If you go to the store and feel the same problem in the heel, I urge you to ignore it any buy the shoes anyway, knowing that it will subside in no time at all.Now I understand that everybody is not a hardcore runner, but I do think that this shoe is beneficial for just about anybody that runs. A runner who puts in a lot of miles each week will appreciate this shoe because it is lightweight and a comfortable shoe. On the other hand, a moderate runner will appreciate this shoe because they're not luggin around an extra 8oz on each foot, which is the actual weight of some of the heavier running shoes.To conclude, this shoe is a great deal. For a relatively low price, you are purchasing some of the most advanced technology in any running shoe ever created. This shoe is great for just about any runner, and provides great cushioning and flexibility for the runner. My advice to you is this: buy this shoe!!!
oise-huh!??!
i've been running for over 20 years and have never heard of this brand, but when i saw these on amazon, i could tell just from the picture that they were exactly what i've been looking for forever! they are the perfect mix of those nike shorts everyone runs in but with a lower profile and with stretchy fabric, which makes my run very comfortable. i love the length; one thing about the running shorts these days is that they are ridiculously high-cut, and so i have to buy the large size so i don't look like a teeny bopper from the back and then i turn around and whoa, it's a 34 year old woman. that's so creepy and so abundant where i live. i want to wear work out clothes that reflect nothing more than my objective while out on the trail/in the gym: to run without looking like a complete idiot.i bought the shorts in medium. my waist is a 27 and i'm 5'4". they fit perfectly and they have those weird panty things inside. i usually hate those but since the outer material is stretchy, i'm okay with there being that panty thing inside. i don't feel like i'm all constricted. the best thing about the shorts, by far, is the fabric. have i mentioned it's STRETCHY? and without looking like spandex. and it has some slack in it. it is amazing and i will definitiely be buying more products from this company because they don't make you look like you want to be seen instead of just going out for s run.i've run in them twice now and both times have been a complete success. i highly recommend them if you are one of those people who prefers to keep your head down on the trail and just blast out a run so you can free your mind then go get a beer. these are the best running shorts i've ever owned, even over my beloved, very old, very straggly nike original split tempo shorts that are no longer made. the new tempo shorts are not as good as these oiselle.i am extremely happy to have run across this brand on amazon and will be loading up on the brand for the summer. Te shipping seemed to take forever, but i didn't have amazon prime at that time, and so i guess it was normal for mere mortals. i've since smartened up and bought amazon prime, mainly for the shipping.please excuse any typos. i am typing this on the teeny, tiny iPad touch keypad. buy the shorts.
Kiwi is a lovely color, shoes are so comfortable
Sloggers 260KW08 Women's Premium Clogs are a fantastic pair of shoes for my feet not only for gardening, but for walking in many conditions. I usually wear a size 7.5 shoe, wear a 37 medium in Birkenstocks and the size 8 Sloggers are very fine for me. I likely could also fit into a 7, but because I'd like to wear socks if I desire, I followed the recommendations of others and moved up a size rather than down. Another consideration I had when ordering was that when I work, particularly in the summertime, my feet swell, so I sized up. An advantage of these clogs over many others is that their insoles make for a softer, more cushioned feel and they are removable for cleaning or airing out. I find that wearing these requires no socks in the garden, a huge pro for me since my socks become filthy when I wear Crocs clogs. The Sloggers put the Crocs to shame even though they are heavier. I much prefer the feel and appearance of their real sole rather than a self molded one piece shoe. The black sole is a nice contrast, as is the black interior and the bottom of the sole has a lovely swoosh type design in the Kiwi color. Walking in dirt or mud is not an issue because these shoes can be hosed off. The design of the clogs has a rear which is a bit elevated, so your heel is a little more protected than in other clogs. I've worn Birkenstock shoes for many, many years and now that I've discovered Sloggers, I have an alternate manufacturer to choose from, and these are made in the USA! These are great gardening shoes which are nice enough to wear all day inside or out.
Fantastically comfortable...disappointing lack of durability
Nike has become synonymous with quality footwear. The thought and designing that went into this product attests to that fact. First of all, these flip-flops are fantastically comfortable. The memory foam surface conforms to and supports your foot with unparalleled comfort. For that, this product deserves 5 stars. In addition, the soles are durable and slow little sign of wear. But there's a dark side to these sandals...they don't last.My wife bought a pair of these about 11 months ago and the fabric beneath both of her big toes has already worn through, and the foam is peeling away. The fabric also wore through along the edges of one of the heels.It's not like she wears these year round...we live in Idaho, so flip-flop weather lasts only half of the year...if you are lucky. In our experience, if someone were to wear these consistently, they might see unacceptable levels of wear and tear within 6 months.That is simply not acceptable for a sandal that costs $30-40. I mean, I usually don't spend more than that for shoes! For that these sandals deserve 1 star.The only course left open in terms of rating this product is give it the average of the pluses and minuses and give it 3 stars. We wanted to give it 5, but in our experience it just didn't deserve it, because it just didn't last.
Great Trail shoe, well suited for High Arch, Narrow Feet, Neutral Runner
I have narrow feet and a high arch, so need a shoe that has good arch support, good cushioning and low volume but still roomy toe box that is not too stiff. I've been a Salomon fan and own several older model XA Comps/XA Comps GTX and took that on many trips (from hiking in the desert to trails in Hawaii). I now need replacement shoes since I've killed the old ones. For athletic shoes, I'm usually a 9. For all Salomon, I wear a 9, same for these (I also wear 9 in ASICS, but 9.5 in Nike, Brooks and Puma).I tried on just about every major brand to look for some trail hikers/trail runners and they all fit too wide. I also tried the Salomon XA Mission, which got rave reviews, but the toebox fits extra wide. I also tried the Salomon Crossmax, which had a great arch but fit like a motion control shoe, so my gait felt very stiff and unnatural.The Speedcross 3 purple looks great and the fit is perfect: strong arch support, well cushioned, hugs my narrow feet very well, low volume toebox but still plenty of room to wiggle toes. I also love the speedlaces, easy to use and works great.The tread is very aggressive, which is great for mud and trail. But I will warn that walking on hard surface felt a little weird as I can feel the treads "wiggle" (compress, tweak side-to-side and rebound), it's a low "wiggle" so I don't feel unstable in any way. Not sure how the treads will wear on hard surface over time.The shoe also feels very light for a water resistant shoe, it's not Gortex but Climashield. It's supposed to be breathable but I haven't tested the waterproofness yet, but will testing them soon on the trail. Highly recommend for grass, dirt, any soft surface, trail or muddy/wet conditions.
An in depth review
I will first tell you EVERYTHING that is bad about it, then the good things about it.The bad and ugly - The very first thing you will notice is that it's packaged like a sandwich in this hobo-worthy plastic bag. It's going to be really wrinkly. Yes, you will need to iron it, can't just wear it right away. It's short and the sleeves are short. The area where the sleeves meet the torso is about 1/3rd of the length of the blazer, in addition to only having two buttons, so when you want to raise your arms, the whole thing will move up with you like you're flapping your wings.The Buttons- they're terrible quality buttons, not stylish at all. They make you look cheap. I think this is something to greatly take into consideration.Slits- on the bottom right side of the blazer there are 3 slits, the top one is smaller than the bottom two and only the bottom one is a pocket. The left side just has two slits. One at the bottom to match the right sided pocket and one at the breast for the hanker chief.Quality- the quality on the outside is average and equates to its price. The quality on the inside is very cheap. It will rip very easily, but that may not be a huge concern because it's on the inside after all. The item is made in china and has that "made in china" quality.Why it's still worth buying- Despite all the nit picky bad things about it, it looks great. I mean seriously you're not going to go to a fashion show so no one will scoff at you for ugly buttons. You're probably not going to put your hands in the air like you just don't care, so looking like a flapping bird won't be a big concern. You can hand wash it (DO NOT MACHINE WASH), so taking care of it will be better than getting a dry clean only blazer/ jacket.How you'll look- This shirt is good for going out with friends or on a date. It's casual without being over the top. It's sleek and emphasizes your waist and at the same time broadens your shoulders. Yes, the shoulders are padded. It's a very nice masculine look for the slim guys and at the same time it makes the big brawny guys look buffer. The pocket has a hanker chief stitched into it just like the picture shows. So it makes you look like a well dressed man.Conclusion- This blazer is for the money conscious man who wants to look like a classy stallion, with dull buttons. Seriously, I can't get over how crappy the buttons look.
RIP OFF RETURN POLICY, Sleepshirt thin, pima cotton finish
I never even took the two banana shirts out of their bags (though I had ordered one, was charged for two), and then returned UNOPENED, at MY OWN $15 expense. JUST NOW GOT THE REFUND INFO AND THEY DEDUCTED AN ADDED $7.50 as a 'restocking fee'? When I never even opened the packages, so the shirts were UNTOUCHED?So I just paid $22.50 to open the outer mailing package? RIP OFF, never will buy from Woman Within again! The other things I ordered in the same bundle didn't have restocking fees, but I had tried them on. But not the two banana shirts, which were untouched? I could tell they were too thin just from looking at the package.I will NEVER BUY from Woman Within, again. Unbelievable chutzpah, as bad as Roaman's. Cheap hustling of the customer; make the product look better than it is, then nickel and dime you to death. Basta.Original review follows below.====================This shirt is extremely thin, like a sleepshirt or undershirt; if you have a bra which is seamed across the breast, it will show through. Shirt is 100% cotton (made in Bangladesh), very comfortable, has a kind of pima-cotton finish, drapes well, wrinkles easily, falls below the hips.The colors match the Only Necessities 7-day pants, which I love. Go by the same color name.I'm thinking the shirts would go well under a blazer, with the matching pants, in warmer weather. Yet the thin material, bothers me much. Returned it (more on the return, follows below).NOTE: There are a lot of bad reports about Woman Within cheating customers: just Google. That's a big reason why I didn't buy this directly from them. If in spite of my using Amazon for purchase I get cheated too, I'll downgrade this review to one star, and report the type of cheating I received. For I am returning the sage item EXACTLY as received, only tried it on for five minutes to assess quality and fit. I had ordered three of these shirts (1 sage, 2 banana, meant to only order one each, but three came, didn't even open the banana tops); and, the pull-on elastic pants (see my review of the same date for those). Cost me $15 to return them all by priority mail. Pricey experiment: I won't repeat that mistake.
Love it
I love this blazer, it is roomy and comfy. The perfect weight to wear on a cool summer night with a pair of crop jeans! Love it!
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