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Hi,
I have a vintage pair of Nike Airmax 180's (white and silver) which have finally fallen apart. I don't run a lot but I go for regular short walks and these 180's were so comfortable (like a cushion of air) to walk in from day 1, that I was very sad when they broke.
I've been out to stores to test a load of new Nike Airmax trainers (such as 90, 95, Invigor, etc) but all of them feel hard and unforgiving in comparison.
Does anyone know if Nike still make any trainer as soft and bouncy on the foot (and heel) as the old 180's? Also do they do a waterproof version?
Many thanks if anyone can help.
Jason.
I have a vintage pair of Nike Airmax 180's (white and silver) which have finally fallen apart. I don't run a lot but I go for regular short walks and these 180's were so comfortable (like a cushion of air) to walk in from day 1, that I was very sad when they broke.
I've been out to stores to test a load of new Nike Airmax trainers (such as 90, 95, Invigor, etc) but all of them feel hard and unforgiving in comparison.
Does anyone know if Nike still make any trainer as soft and bouncy on the foot (and heel) as the old 180's? Also do they do a waterproof version?
Many thanks if anyone can help.
Jason.
