Customer Reviews Nike Free Trainer 5.0

I work in a college athletics department and bought these for my casual work shoes for when I have to work at our athletic events. They're incredibly comfortable and easy on my feet when I wear them for sometimes 12 or more hours at a time. The only complaint I have is that when I first got them, they were a little tight in the midsection, but after about a week, they seem to have stretched out or adjusted to my foot size. I haven't worked out or run in them yet, but they are very lightweight and seem like they would be a great workout shoe.

Good shoe overall, but the continuous top with no tongue drives me crazy, find the fit at my ankles to tight and it can't be adjusted.

The shoe fits and looks great. However, my feet aren't able to breath as well in these compared to other Nike shoes I have purchased.

Great shoe, I really wanted the black and reds but Zappos never had them neither did any shoe store in the mall, so I bought the all black!

Great shoe. Fit is true to size. Fits a little bit snug - I would be concerned if you have a more stout foot. They look great with just about anything you wear. Comfort is up to par with all Nike products. You won't regret this purchase.

Had the Free Run 2.0 prior to this and wanted something with a little more stability/cushion. They are a bit tighter around the ankle making them difficult to get gone but hope that will change once they are broken in.

This is a cool, very different looking shoe. The issue that I found with this shoe is that it is made to fit like a sock or glove, without a true typical "tongue" and lace construction. The opening doesn't have a lot of give, so those with wider feet are stuck with a shoe that fits too snugly and looks a bit weird when worn. Overall, the design of this shoe is questionable. I wouldn't try purchasing anything else from this series. Would likey work for those with small narrow feet.