Customer Reviews Nike Air Zoom Structure 19

Love them! Great support

I just really wanted a great pair of athletic shoes after being so disappointed with my last pair of Brooks. So, I took my time and did a lot of research and read others review of shoes across many online retailers. I had no doubt that when I was ready to make my purchase, it would be from Zappos. Zappos has been my go to retailer for shoes for years with the best service available anywhere. Now I am writing to share my delight with my new Nike Air Zoom Structure 19s. Superior support and fit. Really, these have to be my favorite athletic shoe purchase ever. I'm wondering if I should purchase a second pair since styles and models are always changing. I know the shoe companies want to keep on tread and keep bringing out new, but when a well loved shoe is no longer available sometimes a company only loses loyal customers. For this shoe - go Nike!!I usually wear a 7 1/2 medium and in this style it was a perfect fit.

If you suffer from back pain, on your feet 10 hours a day, this is THE shoe for you. I have bought Merrill & NB in the past. You also get the support if you have a high arch.

Used to hate nike shoes and was a loyal saucony runner, but because saucony sneakers would only last me three months, I decided to maybe just give nike a shot... WOW...SO WORTH IT. These shoes last me about 5-6 months, usually go through a pair every 6-7 months with all the running I do. So comfortable, durable, and actually cute as well. Couldn't be better in my opinion

I couldn't be happier with these. They look cute and feel amazing. My already flat feet have been a mess since my last pregnancy and these give me the arch support I need. Note, I'm not a runner.. My exercise is pushing around a stroller and chasing my toddler!

This is a great, light weight shoe. I wanted something with decent arch support and that would be good for running long distances - they are perfect. My feet are of normal width (not narrow nor wide), so Nike's always fit me better than other brands that have too much room in the toes/top. The only thing I was slightly concerned about was the laces connect to the yellow strings on the sides of your feet - and when they are too tight or too lose you can feel the yellow string rub on your foot, but when they are laced correctly and I'm running, I can't feel them. I'm a size 9 and ordered a size 9 and they are perfect. My favorite running shoes in a long while, I will definitely buy them again.

Wow-comfort for my big size, also wear Wide. Wow, I'm happy. Will likely buy a second pair, just wish that they had diff color for me. I know these are for overpronation, but good anyway for my pretty regular foot. The arch support is great. Nice, thick soles, so I don't feel the ground through my shoe. Worth the money.

I wanted to get another pair of Fresh foam, ordered them, the new version is so stiff, not for my foot, so I thought I would give these a try and they are wonderful. The arch support is great, they just wrap my foot.

I am normally true to size in Nike (9), these felt very narrow & more like an 8-8.5. Sorry to send back - they are super cute.

Just as the handy description says, these shoes are great for overpronators and the arch support is excellent. Soft, lightweight, yet supportive, these shoes are really pretty and well made. Had lots of compliments on them already. They are wonderful for the gym as well as attractive street wear.

These shoes are really cute! I liked them a lot, but they're more of a fashion sneaker in my opinion. I returned them because I needed something that had more structure (funny since that's the name of the shoe!). I've found that Nike shoes run a half size smaller. I wear a 5.5 or a 6 in dress shoes, sandals, etc., but always wear a 6.5 in Nike. These shoes were no exception. I thought these had good arch support.

I love the style and the "bouncy" feel, but I should have ordered a full size larger than my street shoes. I can wear them, but not for a long period of time as my toes push the end of the shoe. Unfortunately, they felt fine at home, but when I noticed it in my Dance Fitness class, so now I can't exchange them.

I needed to replace my old walking/jogging/gym cardio machine shoes. I had previously bought New Balance for my 9N feet but decided I wanted a shoe with at least a little pizzazz. I ordered this shoe and another Nike shoe style (Pegasus) but kept this one. I was pleased to find both Nike styles were true to size and width. The body of the shoes gripped my foot nicely along the complete length. This style seemed a touch heavier but also had a toe box that provided a bit more wiggle room, which I liked. Its weakness is that the innersole doesn't provide enough cushion so I will be buying better innersoles. So it is fixable but adds to the real price of the shoe. Finally, while this shoe gives me has some color, it was disappointing that I didn't have more color choices in my size/width.

I kept the shoes. I feel like I need to say that before I say anything else. I kept them. I use them five times a week. And I truly think they’ve helped with my shin splints (overpronator here). The thing is — and this is going to make me sound incredibly lame and pretentious, so I’m prepared for the eyerolls — they look like Nike Outlet Store shoes. You know, not made with quite the same fit and finish as a Nike shoe you’d get from a major department store/running store/sports retailer. Which was surprising given that these shoes sure are priced like they’re from a major department store. There’s just something about the style that says “discount sneaker” to me. I’m talking about the black/white/pink blast/dark purple dust color, by the way. But all of my weird hangups about the design aside, I do like these shoes. They’re very comfortable to run in. I plan on getting another pair; that’s how great I think they are. But this next pair will be bought on Nike’s website where I can customize the color.

Definitely correct inversion. Had to get used to it, but like them so far!

I have arthritis in my big toe joints so usually wear New Balance shoes because of their wide footbed. The shoe salesman (yes, I bought these at shoe store, not online!) suggested that I try these. They are a lot lighter and cushier - not as stiff as the New Balance ones that I tried - and so seemed more comfortable for my toes. The only con, which is the flip side, is that because they are so flexible and light, I wonder whether a stiffer sole would be better for arthritis.

These are good looking but run a little short. I wear a size 11 narrow so ordered a 11.5 hoping they fit.

Finally got my foot in the shoe, but it was way too tight. Rather than send them back, I will give them to my daughter. I only gave them 3 stars to try to be fair, since I never even got them on my feet. It seems that they are all making the shoes narrower now. All companies need to go back to older styles.

Not the right shoe for me. I tried these out because I love my Nike cleats for softball but these shoes are too uncomfortable for me. I even bought wide width and they still hurt my feet after I ran. I am going to be returning them.

The look of these is great and the padding for overpronation is also great, but the overall comfort is terrible. The heel and sides are sharp so it's painful to take these on and off. When I first put these on I thought they were perfect, but after one wear the sides were rubbing my ankles terribly to the point where they kept making my socks fall down.