Customer Reviews Nike MD Runner 2

Nice looking shoe, seems well constructed

Great shoes. They offer a secure fit since they are running shoes, so it can seem tight. Love the color and often get compliments while wearing them.

I love these shoes. Really comfortables. They fit perfect in my feet like it was descripted.

Great show overall. The photos are accurate and the color is nice. I ordered size 15, and they feel 1/2 size too small, but I seem to remember that about Nikes. It's been a few years since I owned any. They are comfortable, but not as shock absorbing as a real running shoe. I'd call this a walking shoe.

Very nice looking shoe. My husband always fits in a size 10 Nike shoe. The 10 was short and tight. Exchanged for size 11. Now they fit well and he is happy with them. Just order a full size up and you will be happy

Excellent shoes, I love it! Very confy...

great shoes.. comfortable and soft... would buy again..

Nice colour (green olive) and great design, materials look exactly as in the pictures, very comfortables to walk long period of times, I used them to walk across NY during an entire week :)

Love the style and comfort.

My 12 yo son has long narrow feet so these were perfect for him! He was admant about getting black Nikes.

I bought these for my Dad's birthday. His foot runs on the wider side, but he LOVES them! He has worn them a few times since receiving them last week, and says they are very comfortable! He also said the width is great for the foot! His favorite color is red, so that was a big hit with him too!

Very nice shoes, good quality, classic style. Although they feel a little small than true size, hopping they stretch with wearing. I recommend to order a half size bigger.

I've been wearing New Balances for years as my get around town shoes but my friends always rag on the "dad style" that the New Balances connote. I decided it was time for a change and opted for these Nikes. They are very comfortable; a bit snug around the toes on the first wear but soon wore in and are now very comfortable - very easy to stand in for long periods of time. They seem to have alleviated some of my lower pack pain. I also read these reviews and think they are from someone completely out of touch with my life so I'm 29, 6'3" and 185 lbs with normal sized feet, for what its worth. Also, a nice Jamaican man complimented me on them on one of my first wears - so there's that, as well.

Everyday shoe, not for running!

Very comfortable shoe. I wear size 13 and I needed to order half size larger in this shoe.

It's a nice looking shoe, but I wish it were more comfortable.

Definitely ran small. I normally wear 11 or 10.5 and I'm fairly certain I would need 11.5 or 12 to comfortably fit this shoe. Toe box is narrow as well. Will be returning.

I bought these as a replacement for my Nike ACG paid. Unfortunately Nike doesn't make the ACG any longer, too bad because those shoes have lasted over 10 years. Anyway, back to these mistakes. They are super tight, the laces aren't long enough in my opinion either. The toe-box is also a little cramped and they see about a half size too small. Pass on these, regardless of the price.

The short: They look stupid with a fat heal The long: After years of running with very structured shoes (Pegasus) and still getting wear/tear injuries for no reason I read Born to Run. I was skeptical of the minimalist philosophy so I didn't go out and buy five fingers but did stop by the Nike Factory store. They had some old school waffle throwbacks on clearance for $25, they looked cool so I bought two pairs thinking if they were too thin, I could still wear them casually. Anyhow, they turned out to be great running shoes, my injuries are way down, and I was sad when they got too beat up to wear (1000+ miles). I went back to the factory store many times, but they never had them again. Finally I saw these and got a pair. Unfortunately, they mucked up the design. The navy is great, but the heal is fat, too much padding. They are also very narrow, run small and they have a thicker sole than before. I should send them back, but I'm lazy and I think if I put enough miles on them they will wear wider. Mostly, the fat heal just looks dumb, I would never wear them around. Getting sick of Nike's BS. Haow many shoes do they make with white soles that get filthy after a couple days? Their running shorts seem to go up $5 a year. Time to try adidas.

Returned these -- they look like a running-shoe fit, but I found the toebox support ended with a full half-inch unpadded in the front. I wear a 13.5 and ordered a 14 -- the size was right but the support was all wrong. The tips of my toes were sort of hanging off into empty space. Also, the feel of the shoe is somewhat clunky. It sort of looks like a running shoe in the pictures, but feels kind of like an orthopedic shoe in the hand. I basically wanted a slightly more modern-looking running shoe, but this handles very differently.

These shoes have a classic style that look great! I really wanted to like these shoes. Unfortunately, out of the box they felt super narrow. I don't think they would have stretched out over time.

These are very nice shoes but I had to return them because they run small and very narrow. I am comparing them to a pair of Skechers that I bought recently which are very roomy and comfortable. I do not think exchanging them for the next size up would work because of the narrowness of them.

Nice looking shoe, but shockingly uncomfortable. I usually wear Nike's, but these are shaped very oddly. I started with my standard size, but found them to be too small. I then went up a half-size, and they are still not right. Its hard to explain, its not just that they are narrower than I would have expected, but they also just kind of press on my feet in weird places. And despite the name, this is not a running shoe, it's more of a casual walk-around shoe if anything.