just got mine from eastbay. They fit very tight. I got the right size 11 but was curious if Nike tended to run small?? My toes are "squished" together and immediately felt blisters forming. Do they stretch("break in") over time. Also noticed the inward tilt of my feet. IDK I like the look but the feel...not so much.
I just bought a pair of these and I can't decide if I like them or not. They feel very different from last years Trainer 1 and that may not be a good thing. I really liked the trainer 1. With the 1.2, my toes tip inward and the heel is flatter. I'm feeling some discomfort in my knees. I also don't like how Nike keeps removing more material from under the arch area. The 1's had nice solid support under the arch. In the 1.2's, some material has been removed, making them less supportive.
@Revomad1 continued.... Even with my orthotics in place, they feel a bit too flat. I don't like how differene Nike shoes tilt my feet in different direction. It makes switching from shoe to shoe difficult. You would think they could at least stick to a similar foot position from one cross trainer to another. I also have a pair of trainer SC 2010's, and they have no support under the arch whatsoever.They have a large cutout under the arch that just caves in under my orthotics.
awsome shoes!
SuperJacker123 1 month ago
just got mine from eastbay. They fit very tight. I got the right size 11 but was curious if Nike tended to run small?? My toes are "squished" together and immediately felt blisters forming. Do they stretch("break in") over time. Also noticed the inward tilt of my feet. IDK I like the look but the feel...not so much.
DrHogfan 9 months ago
I just bought a pair of these and I can't decide if I like them or not. They feel very different from last years Trainer 1 and that may not be a good thing. I really liked the trainer 1. With the 1.2, my toes tip inward and the heel is flatter. I'm feeling some discomfort in my knees. I also don't like how Nike keeps removing more material from under the arch area. The 1's had nice solid support under the arch. In the 1.2's, some material has been removed, making them less supportive.
Revomad1 1 year ago
@Revomad1 continued.... Even with my orthotics in place, they feel a bit too flat. I don't like how differene Nike shoes tilt my feet in different direction. It makes switching from shoe to shoe difficult. You would think they could at least stick to a similar foot position from one cross trainer to another. I also have a pair of trainer SC 2010's, and they have no support under the arch whatsoever.They have a large cutout under the arch that just caves in under my orthotics.
Revomad1 1 year ago