Customer Reviews Nike Free Trainer 3.0 V4

These were tighter than I expected, especially in the toes. I have an older pair of Nike Frees and they fit really well. These look good, nice styling but just a tad bit small in size 15.

This shoe is a huge upgrade from the V3 3.0 Trainer. Huge. Extremely comfortable and lightweight. Emphasis on the comfort. I tried on hundreds of shoes in the past month and this shoe will make your body happy if they fit you (standard Nike width). The previous model was way to stiff. Also the Nike sign is very subtle which I appreciate. Don't get the 5.0s, too much heel-toe drop, too much arch support, too much shoe. 3.0 has a nice 4-5mm drop and very minimal arch support to give you the natural base you need to balance properly and maintain proper posture. The upper is a very nice material, a little weird around the ankle by appearances but it won't cause you any problems. The heel support is perfect. Just a little extra material around the base of the cup of the heel. No thick plastic heel like on the previous model that ruined the shoe (among other things). This shoe is great for pretty much anything. Dries quick, looks good, feels amazing, great for running and lateral movements. The blacks make good dancing shoes. 'Nuff said -- I love and hate you Nike.

Nike Free Trainer 3.0 V4 I Love These Shoe, The Grey Is Awesome, The Fit is Excellent, Been Shopping With Zappos for over 10 yrs, There The BEST! First Class Company All The Way. Thanks Guys

Bought these in regular Nike size, and they fit perfectly. Had been working out in Nike Free running shoes and these are more comfortable and stable for weightlifting etc. Super light. Great shoes.

Love it! I've been using regular running shoes to do Max30 which was ok but I needed crossfit shoes so I can be more efficient and FOCUS on my form. I felt like I was barefoot. It is very comfortable except it did make my feet hot (wore without socks). I may try to use thin socks and see if that will help. For 30 minutes of "Sweaty mess", I think I can tolerate hot feet. BTW - I am a woman that ordered mens 7.5. I usually deter from Nike because Nike does not make any "female" shoes that fits me. The men's size fit perfectly.

Definitely athletic shoes for athletic activities, good for walking, too. I wear 8.5 in Free and ordered an 8.5, they fit well but are quite snug. If you like a little more space order a half size up.

These are great looking, comfortable shoes, but the length ran about 1/2 size small for two out of three people for whom I purchased them.

These are amazing shoes and probably the most comfortable sneakers I have ever worn. They are like walking on clouds. I'm already planning on ordering another two to have in supply for later. Not only are they comfortable, they are extremely stylish. Especially the grey/white combo that can be worn in a wide variety of life situations.

Even though it's pricey, I really liked this shoe. I found it comfortable for running and crosstraining. My only slight issue is lip around the top of the shoe (where you put your foot in) rubs up against the back side of my ankle and it gets uncomfortable there. I wear below the ankle socks so it directly touches my skin and it got red. I guess if you wear higher socks it will be fine.

These were great shoes, but the tread wore out after just a few months of wear. I wasn't even running long distances in them--I was mostly using them for Crossfit. So again, no complaints about the comfort or the fit, and I liked how they looked. But I am disappointed in how fast they wore out. I had a pair of older Nike Free 3.0s that lasted MUCH longer even though I put about 20 miles a week on them. Disappointing. Probably going to switch brands.

I loved the look of this shoe, but the lining and fit around the ankle is super weird. Whereas other shoes have some rounded padding for comfort, this shoe has a thin felt-like edge that's slightly stiff, and this was already rubbing against my ankle bone. The fit around the ankle was also super loose. Haven't encountered a shoe like this before. Too bad!

I've been wearing Nike Free Runs for six years now, and they cured my Plantar Fascitis. Unfortunately, a single wearing of this model tells me that it could easily come back if I keep wearing these. Heartbreaking. I don't know why they're different from the usual Frees, but they clearly are. I wish I hadn't worn them outside, because now I can't return them. I don't know what I will do with them, but I don't want to hurt my feet.