Nike Roshe Run Review

It's been almost a month since I got my Roshe Runs! 
After they exploded all over the world in 2013, I decided to finally check out what all that buzz was about.
Quick three summary points why should you try Nike Roche Run: 

Simple and Stylish trainers - its design is very minimal and doesn't suffer from being overdesigned like many other trainers. Also comes is multiple colours and patterns.

It’s incredibly comfortable and light! Running shoes are always pretty soft and cushioned allowing air to come in, but the Roshe Run takes this to a new level, it’s like wearing a supportive sock.

Easy to find - you can pretty much find them in every shoe/trainers store, I personally for mines from Office.

The Design! - The design is very simple, very current -following the recent trend for minimalism . 

The designers of the Roshe actually found his inspiration about the trainers from the Zen Gardens . This great design you can now find in multiple colours and patterns with different materials and overlays.  

First Time Training with them - From the moment you put them on - two feature come clear right away - Comfort and light weight. The material my model have is very thin and lets aim in so you can feel the wind when you walk which for me is a key feature. Also they are so light you can take them everywhere with you.

The tongue is designed not to move from one side to the other, which I find a massive benefit! Other trainers always have their tongues moving either to the left or the right - with the Roshe its always in the centre. 

A little disadvantage of the design is the front toe part. When you actively train or run on the road you  may notice that there is a limited support on the toe and it comes across weak. 

In general these trainers are great for everyday walk around town or gym. I would advise you to get yourselves a pair especially for the summer. 

You can find out more about the available models in Office .