Nike's running range runs from the cushioned Pegasus and Vomero families to the Vaporfly and Alphafly carbon racers, plus ACG trail shoes. Fit tends to be on the narrow side, so check the wide versions.
13 current models, ranked by their average score from published reviews (how we rank). Updated October 2026. Want a personal pick? Try the shoe finder.
Nike's previous marathon super shoe pairs a full ZoomX stack with forefoot Air Zoom pods and a carbon Flyplate. Fast, smooth and stable for a racer, and increasingly discounted now the Alphafly 4 has arrived.
201 g8 mm dropCarbon platebouncypropulsive£275 RRP
A carbon-plated trainer built for tempo work and long runs with pace. Durable and versatile enough to double as a budget race shoe, though the ride is firmer and less bouncy than newer rivals.
Nike's long-distance trail shoe gets more ZoomX, a wider base and a fresh Vibram Megagrip outsole. Very stable and grippy for long days on mixed ground, but it is one of the heavier trail shoes around.
Nike's premium stability shoe wraps a soft ZoomX layer in raised sidewalls for gentle, unobtrusive support. Very comfortable and durable for long easy miles, though heavy and a little dull once the pace lifts.
Nike's tallest road shoe stacks ZoomX and Air Zoom into a towering, ultra-cushioned platform for easy miles. Superb impact protection and deep comfort, but heavy, pricey and best kept to gentle, shorter-than-marathon easy runs.
A traditional support trainer with a full ReactX midsole, firm guidance at the heel and midfoot, and plenty of width options. Durable and dependable for heel strikers who want everyday stability.
A full-ZoomX daily trainer that now adds a curved Air Zoom unit under the forefoot for a springier toe-off. Comfortable and roomy, though it is happier cruising than doing fast intervals.
A Pegasus built for dirt: ReactX foam, a grippier All Terrain Compound outsole and a wider base. Brilliant for towpaths, park loops and door-to-trail runs.
The workhorse gets a full-length Air Zoom unit and extra forefoot foam: a lively, dependable everyday trainer that handles easy runs and the odd tempo without fuss.