Our verdict
Do you want a sneaker that’s stable yet soft and springy at the same time? Nike, home of innovative sneakers, helps you cut to the chase by offering the React Presto Flynit as an answer. Its React foam cushioning does all the wonders, from absorbing shock to giving you all the comfort you’d need that keeps you on your feet throughout the day.
Pros
- Soft midsole
- Extreme comfort level
- Doesn’t rub against the heel
- Eco-friendly
Cons
- Rough lining
- Rigid cover
- Narrow opening
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Nike stretches its much sought-after Presto line with a performance-based sole without stripping off its streetwear vibe. nike air max prime white and blue gold shoes free benefits from the lightweight and comfy makeup of the React sole found in many Swoosh running shoes.
It’s the same soft underfoot padding you can enjoy from the React Element sneakers. The comfort level is a notch higher than what you’ll get from the Nike Lunarlon kicks.
nike air max prime white and blue gold shoes free | Plus factors of the React Presto Flyknit
Durable. The Flyknit multi that takes up the entire bootie-structured upper doesn’t break apart easily. Different knit patterns complete the cover with a thicker and tighter arrangement in high-wear areas.
Supportive. Like most Air Presto kicks, this sneaker is made with a plasticky midfoot ribcage-looking lacing system that helps give this shoe a lockdown feel.
Mother Earth-friendly. Nike Grind, a technology that repurposes scrap manufacturing materials, is injected into the underside. Its speckled design isn’t only aesthetically pleasing but sustainable too. You may check out other sneakers with the same earth-loving components here.
