I really like the look of these trainers. They are stylish, and I'm able to pair these trainers with a lot of clothing I own.

I buy a lot lot premium/expensive running trainers so I'm used to purchasing comfortable trainers. These unfortunately are not designed for comfort (or running). It's mainly for flat footed people (someone who isn't athletic), so if you have an arch, these are a bad choice. Also, not sure why Nike went down the route of placing the air bubble around the heel, and not directly below the heel (checkout some youtube video where the trainers are cut in half).

Overall, if you want something that looks nice, these really do the trick. Don't be put off by the level of comfort these trainers offer, I think for most people, this won't be an issue. If you have an arch, it takes a bit of time to adjust.

I normally purchase trainers that can be twice the price of these so I understand the comparison isn't fair. I would expect these to be cheaper as these are pretty standard, but prettier than your standard pair.

Not at all soft sole very hard infact. Feet not flexible and folding inwards while walking. Sole is hard nowhere close to Fila Puma Skechers or Under Armour or even Crocs. Don't feel comfortable feel as if walking with narrow front odd shaped without support hard Flat Chamde ki Jutti made by some Lunatic or fresher inexperienced and brainless idiot for Party wear. Gimmicky Show-Off only and purposeless not for daily walkers or joggers. Extremely tight to slip feet in thick foam and plastic top cannot think of wearing in Delhi's Hot Summers will burn Feet inside. Sole rubber appears soft but get dirty extremely easily infact hot souled while trying and was rejected exchange 1st time as failed Quality Parameters after just wearing and taking off.Just hated it!!!What a waste of Time Money Effort and Brains.Started to hate ADIDAS after wearing this...PLEASE DO NOT BUY ||| HONESTLY

I really wanted to love this shoe. It was comfortable and i could wear it for extendable periods of time. However, it has one very fatal flaw: Within 10 days of use, I noticed scruff marks on the inner facing air bubble. They look really bad on an otherwise perfect pair of black sneakers. I purchased black soleley for the reason that dirt wouldnt show and this was a complete bummer. I returned the shoe. I would recommend that Nike redesign the plastic of the air bubble to make it less prone to scruff marks. A quick google on air max 270s shows that this is a pretty common issue and folks have resorted to all kinds of mitigations to fix it. I wouldn't expect something like this for a brand new shoe.

My son purchased these shoes with the money he had earned for school clothes. After owning them for over a year his left shoe went flat. We were excited to learn Nike warrantied the shoes for two years from the manufacture date and began the warranty process. Dicks instructed us to call Nike to file a warranty claim. Now we stand 2 months later and still no voucher from Nike. We have called Nike several times and each time they are polite but unwilling to expedite the claim. We just keep being told the voucher has been mailed out and should be there any day. Well that claim is no longer ringing true. Nike refuses to just give a credit for their online store or compensate the for the 2 month delay. Frustrated, just frustrated.