Nike Air Zoom Structure 25 Running Shoes

With stability where you need it and cushioning where you want it, the Structure 25 supports you for long miles, short training runs and even a down-and-back before the day ends. It's the stability you seek, loyal from the first tie-up, tried and trusted, with a midfoot system that's fully supportive and more comfortable cushioning than before.

Single Layer Mesh Upper

Single-layer mesh uppers will encase each foot in seamless comfort whilst improving the durability of the shoe. Perforations at the forefoot and midfoot add ventilated support to the upper. Flywire cables integrate with the laces to wrap the midfoot and arch in a dynamic fit, helping to anchor you to the midsole and reduce in-shoe slippage so that you can enjoy smooth, distraction-free strides. A partial bootie construction swathes the foot in snug, sock-like comfort, reducing the risk of rubbing and blisters. Notches at the tongue make for easy on-and-off, plus an improved heel collar increases comfort around the Achilles tendon. The improved fit is combined with a woven inner to deliver a secure feel that helps keep your foot in place, working to anchor the foot to the midsole and reduce in-shoe slippage so that you can enjoy smooth, distraction-free strides. All materials on the inside of the heel, collar and tongue have been softened so that any part of the shoe that's touching your ankle feels smooth and comfortable.

Zoom Air Midsole

A Zoom Air unit in the forefoot offers responsive cushioning. Every step helps create energy to help drive you forward. It combines pressurised air with internal fibres to deliver responsive cushioning that springs back fast so you can move faster. Zoom Air's advantage is that, as well as providing excellent impact protection, it boasts a super lightweight and low-profile design that lets your feet sit closer to the ground, enhancing proprioception so that you can run more efficiently. It combines with a foam midsole for a plush feeling as your foot hits the ground. There is also a crash pad placement at the heel, which provides extra cushioning for heel-to-toe transitions. Nike has added the new Cushlon 3.0 foam to the underfoot for a higher stack height, making it the most stable and supportive model yet. The shoe's midsole has been shaped like a rocker, and the shape of the foam supports the 3 phases of a runner's stride. It offers flexibility when your foot rises off the ground, a smooth ride when your foot is moving forward and cushioning at ground contact.

Durable Waffle Outsole

A durable waffle outsole completes the Air Zoom Structure 25, providing you with exceptional grip in wet and dry conditions on multiple surfaces. This durable compound with a lightweight blown rubber outsole supplies a soft, sticky grip and provides a stable base to perform your best and remain focused on the run ahead. Grooves included in the forefoot create flexibility, whilst vertical grooves down the side help create stability.