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• The Invincible 3 features Nike’s most innovative and advanced cushioning platform in ZoomX • It delivers optimal cushioning for a new level of comfort, along with high support and responsiveness • Targeted updates are designed for stability to help prevent your foot from rolling as you run • Now available for all runners at $180 (USD). Prices will vary by country First, one thing that bears emphasis: The Invincible 3 is not an overhaul of its predecessor. Rather, it’s an all-around enhancement on the Invincible 2’s primary features. According to the Invincible 3 footwear designers, the team was adamant about not making any radical changes to the previous style. They shared that the responsiveness, cushioning and support from the Invincible 2 is back in a sleek new look—they just upgraded the technologies that deliver it. Of those upgrades, cushioning was primary: The Invincible 3 has more foam than both the Invincible 1 and 2, yet still manages to look less bulky. This is due to the team creating a sleeker, more streamlined design with a slimmed down silhouette as part of the shoe’s new, futuristic visual style. “The Nike Invincible 3 is really that easy running day shoe,” said Charles Han, Senior Footwear Designer, Performance Running for Nike. “Getting people in what was essentially a racing foam, and scaling it for everyday use was super exciting. It was like uncharted territory.” Just like the cushioning, the other improvements aren’t immediately apparent to the eye—...

OUR VERDICT The Nike Invincible Run Flyknit 2 is the max-cushioned trainer with the softest and bounciest ride on the market. Its ZoomX midsole has remarkable energy return and cushioning which makes it great for easy runs as well as steady-paced runs. Version 2 of the Invincible Run is almost exactly the same as the first version. It has new shoelaces and a tweaked upper but the ride is identical. When I Its extreme amount of bounce and energy return made it a truly unique running experience. I said that the Invincible Run was a game changer. In the past 12 months, no other brand has managed to come out with a max-cushioned trainer that matched the Invincible Run in terms of bounce and energy return. The The Invincible Run is such a unique shoe because not only is it highly cushioned and plush but due to the high level of energy return from its midsole, it allows you to pick up the pace with ease. It can fill 2 roles in your shoe rotation: a recovery/easy day shoe as well as a steady-paced trainer when you want to go faster than easy pace. We’ve had plenty of happy customers comment on our review of the original Invincible Run, how their legs, feet, and hips don’t get as sore when they run in it compared to other trainers. This is a shoe that gives you maximum impact protection. On the Invincible Run 2 product page on the Nike website, they have stated that the Invincible Run 2 has a higher midsole with more foam as well as a wider base for more stable transitions. This i...

The RW Takeaway: Soft, bouncy cushioning and a secure, cozy upper make the Invincible Run one of the most comfortable daily trainers we’ve tested for long runs. • Some studies suggest that choosing a running shoe based on comfort alone can help reduce the risk of injuries. • Widened toe box provides a more accommodating fit than Nike’s typical offerings. • Rubber outsole grips well and supplements durability of the ZoomX midsole foam. Price: $180 Type: Road Weight: 10.1 oz (M), 7.6 oz (W) Drop: 9 mm (M), 8.4 mm (W) The link between running shoes and injury is one of the most hotly debated subjects among biomechanists and footwear experts—not to mention barefoot enthusiasts and maximalist runners. So leave it to Cons • Expensive • Less stability for overpronators A Shoe Still Can’t Make You Invincible While Nike doesn’t claim that this shoe will cut your injury risk in half, the drop in injuries among the study’s 226 runners was significant—and also makes sense when viewed alongside the highly regarded work out of the University of Calgary’s Human Performance Lab. Related Story • Do Running Shoes Cause or Prevent Injury? Superior Energy Return Most of that comfort comes from the ZoomX midsole made from Nike’s top-tier Pebax-based foam. It’s among the lightest, plushest, and most responsive around, and has the capacity to return about 70 percent of energy with each footstrike, the most of any material we’ve tested at the RW Shoe Lab. ZoomX delivers exceptional bounce and bot...

The RW Takeaway: Soft, bouncy cushioning and a secure, cozy upper make the Invincible Run one of the most comfortable daily trainers we’ve tested for long runs. • Some studies suggest that choosing a running shoe based on comfort alone can help reduce the risk of injuries. • Widened toe box provides a more accommodating fit than Nike’s typical offerings. • Rubber outsole grips well and supplements durability of the ZoomX midsole foam. Price: $180 Type: Road Weight: 10.1 oz (M), 7.6 oz (W) Drop: 9 mm (M), 8.4 mm (W) The link between running shoes and injury is one of the most hotly debated subjects among biomechanists and footwear experts—not to mention barefoot enthusiasts and maximalist runners. So leave it to Cons • Expensive • Less stability for overpronators A Shoe Still Can’t Make You Invincible While Nike doesn’t claim that this shoe will cut your injury risk in half, the drop in injuries among the study’s 226 runners was significant—and also makes sense when viewed alongside the highly regarded work out of the University of Calgary’s Human Performance Lab. Related Story • Do Running Shoes Cause or Prevent Injury? Superior Energy Return Most of that comfort comes from the ZoomX midsole made from Nike’s top-tier Pebax-based foam. It’s among the lightest, plushest, and most responsive around, and has the capacity to return about 70 percent of energy with each footstrike, the most of any material we’ve tested at the RW Shoe Lab. ZoomX delivers exceptional bounce and bot...

OUR VERDICT The Nike Invincible Run Flyknit 2 is the max-cushioned trainer with the softest and bounciest ride on the market. Its ZoomX midsole has remarkable energy return and cushioning which makes it great for easy runs as well as steady-paced runs. Version 2 of the Invincible Run is almost exactly the same as the first version. It has new shoelaces and a tweaked upper but the ride is identical. When I Its extreme amount of bounce and energy return made it a truly unique running experience. I said that the Invincible Run was a game changer. In the past 12 months, no other brand has managed to come out with a max-cushioned trainer that matched the Invincible Run in terms of bounce and energy return. The The Invincible Run is such a unique shoe because not only is it highly cushioned and plush but due to the high level of energy return from its midsole, it allows you to pick up the pace with ease. It can fill 2 roles in your shoe rotation: a recovery/easy day shoe as well as a steady-paced trainer when you want to go faster than easy pace. We’ve had plenty of happy customers comment on our review of the original Invincible Run, how their legs, feet, and hips don’t get as sore when they run in it compared to other trainers. This is a shoe that gives you maximum impact protection. On the Invincible Run 2 product page on the Nike website, they have stated that the Invincible Run 2 has a higher midsole with more foam as well as a wider base for more stable transitions. This i...

• The Invincible 3 features Nike’s most innovative and advanced cushioning platform in ZoomX • It delivers optimal cushioning for a new level of comfort, along with high support and responsiveness • Targeted updates are designed for stability to help prevent your foot from rolling as you run • Now available for all runners at $180 (USD). Prices will vary by country First, one thing that bears emphasis: The Invincible 3 is not an overhaul of its predecessor. Rather, it’s an all-around enhancement on the Invincible 2’s primary features. According to the Invincible 3 footwear designers, the team was adamant about not making any radical changes to the previous style. They shared that the responsiveness, cushioning and support from the Invincible 2 is back in a sleek new look—they just upgraded the technologies that deliver it. Of those upgrades, cushioning was primary: The Invincible 3 has more foam than both the Invincible 1 and 2, yet still manages to look less bulky. This is due to the team creating a sleeker, more streamlined design with a slimmed down silhouette as part of the shoe’s new, futuristic visual style. “The Nike Invincible 3 is really that easy running day shoe,” said Charles Han, Senior Footwear Designer, Performance Running for Nike. “Getting people in what was essentially a racing foam, and scaling it for everyday use was super exciting. It was like uncharted territory.” Just like the cushioning, the other improvements aren’t immediately apparent to the eye—...

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The RW Takeaway: Soft, bouncy cushioning and a secure, cozy upper make the Invincible Run one of the most comfortable daily trainers we’ve tested for long runs. • Some studies suggest that choosing a running shoe based on comfort alone can help reduce the risk of injuries. • Widened toe box provides a more accommodating fit than Nike’s typical offerings. • Rubber outsole grips well and supplements durability of the ZoomX midsole foam. Price: $180 Type: Road Weight: 10.1 oz (M), 7.6 oz (W) Drop: 9 mm (M), 8.4 mm (W) The link between running shoes and injury is one of the most hotly debated subjects among biomechanists and footwear experts—not to mention barefoot enthusiasts and maximalist runners. So leave it to Cons • Expensive • Less stability for overpronators A Shoe Still Can’t Make You Invincible While Nike doesn’t claim that this shoe will cut your injury risk in half, the drop in injuries among the study’s 226 runners was significant—and also makes sense when viewed alongside the highly regarded work out of the University of Calgary’s Human Performance Lab. Related Story • Do Running Shoes Cause or Prevent Injury? Superior Energy Return Most of that comfort comes from the ZoomX midsole made from Nike’s top-tier Pebax-based foam. It’s among the lightest, plushest, and most responsive around, and has the capacity to return about 70 percent of energy with each footstrike, the most of any material we’ve tested at the RW Shoe Lab. ZoomX delivers exceptional bounce and bot...

• The Invincible 3 features Nike’s most innovative and advanced cushioning platform in ZoomX • It delivers optimal cushioning for a new level of comfort, along with high support and responsiveness • Targeted updates are designed for stability to help prevent your foot from rolling as you run • Now available for all runners at $180 (USD). Prices will vary by country First, one thing that bears emphasis: The Invincible 3 is not an overhaul of its predecessor. Rather, it’s an all-around enhancement on the Invincible 2’s primary features. According to the Invincible 3 footwear designers, the team was adamant about not making any radical changes to the previous style. They shared that the responsiveness, cushioning and support from the Invincible 2 is back in a sleek new look—they just upgraded the technologies that deliver it. Of those upgrades, cushioning was primary: The Invincible 3 has more foam than both the Invincible 1 and 2, yet still manages to look less bulky. This is due to the team creating a sleeker, more streamlined design with a slimmed down silhouette as part of the shoe’s new, futuristic visual style. “The Nike Invincible 3 is really that easy running day shoe,” said Charles Han, Senior Footwear Designer, Performance Running for Nike. “Getting people in what was essentially a racing foam, and scaling it for everyday use was super exciting. It was like uncharted territory.” Just like the cushioning, the other improvements aren’t immediately apparent to the eye—...

OUR VERDICT The Nike Invincible Run Flyknit 2 is the max-cushioned trainer with the softest and bounciest ride on the market. Its ZoomX midsole has remarkable energy return and cushioning which makes it great for easy runs as well as steady-paced runs. Version 2 of the Invincible Run is almost exactly the same as the first version. It has new shoelaces and a tweaked upper but the ride is identical. When I Its extreme amount of bounce and energy return made it a truly unique running experience. I said that the Invincible Run was a game changer. In the past 12 months, no other brand has managed to come out with a max-cushioned trainer that matched the Invincible Run in terms of bounce and energy return. The The Invincible Run is such a unique shoe because not only is it highly cushioned and plush but due to the high level of energy return from its midsole, it allows you to pick up the pace with ease. It can fill 2 roles in your shoe rotation: a recovery/easy day shoe as well as a steady-paced trainer when you want to go faster than easy pace. We’ve had plenty of happy customers comment on our review of the original Invincible Run, how their legs, feet, and hips don’t get as sore when they run in it compared to other trainers. This is a shoe that gives you maximum impact protection. On the Invincible Run 2 product page on the Nike website, they have stated that the Invincible Run 2 has a higher midsole with more foam as well as a wider base for more stable transitions. This i...