Running and fitness Nike
The Nike selection at Foot-Store includes running shoes, clothing and accessories designed for running and gym training. Whether you're preparing for a road run, a sprint session or a fitness class, you'll find everything you need to gear up here.
The models cater to different uses, from regular jogging to more intensive training, featuring cuts and materials suited to each activity.
What does Nike offer in running and fitness on Foot-Store?
Nike offers a selection of running shoes, technical clothing, and accessories for running and gym training on Foot-Store. The catalog covers the needs of both regular runners and fitness enthusiasts, with products designed for cushioning, breathability, or support depending on the activity.
How to choose your Nike running shoe?
The choice of a Nike running shoe mainly depends on the distance you cover and the type of terrain. A pair meant for daily jogging focuses on cushioning and comfort over time, while a lighter model is better suited for speed sessions or fast paces. The runner's stride type and weight also play a part in choosing the sole and drop.
What fitness clothing and accessories Nike can you find here?
Alongside the shoes, the selection includes technical clothing (t-shirts, shorts, leggings, jackets) designed to wick away sweat during exercise, as well as useful training accessories like socks or bags. These pieces are suitable for both running and gym sessions.
Nike compared to other running and fitness brands
If you want to compare the ranges before choosing, several brands are available on Foot-Store alongside Nike:
- adidas, another historic brand in running and fitness.
- Puma, with its own lines of shoes and training clothing.
- Under Armour, focused on technical textiles and compression.
- Asics, a brand specializing in running shoes.
- Reebok, often associated with fitness and cross-training.
- Mizuno, known for its running shoes.
- Fit & Rack, dedicated to fitness equipment.
You can also return to the Brands page to see the full range of brands available in running and fitness.
Where to find deals on Nike products?
Prices and discounts change regularly, so the promotional pages of the site centralise the best current opportunities. The Black Friday offers often feature the biggest price drops of the year, followed by holiday offers. Then come the winter sales, and the French Days in spring. Outside these periods, the Clearance page and the Bargain Deals section allow you to spot discounts on end-of-collection items. For items available quickly, the Shipped in 24h page is useful, and the Special Offers compile other occasional promotions. Finally, the New Arrivals page lets you follow the arrival of current collections.
Running or fitness shoes Nike: how to choose?
A shoe designed for running and one designed for gym use serve different purposes: the former prioritises cushioning for repeated straight-line landings, while the latter needs to offer stability for multidirectional movements, weight lifting, or bodyweight exercises. Therefore, it's best to choose a model based on the main activity rather than wanting a single model for everything.
Frequently asked questions
What size to choose for a Nike running shoe?
Nike sizes generally follow standard correspondences, but some models may fit smaller or larger depending on their construction. It's advisable to check the size guide available on the product page before ordering, especially if you are changing ranges from your usual pair.
Can a running shoe be used for indoor football?
A running shoe is not suitable for indoor football, as it lacks lateral stability and its grip is not designed for quick direction changes. For this purpose, it's better to go for a dedicated futsal shoe.
What's the difference between running clothing and fitness clothing?
Running clothing often features a snug fit and lightweight material to reduce friction over the duration of a run. Fitness clothing can be more versatile, providing more freedom of movement for floor exercises or weight training.
Are Nike shoes suitable for trail running?
Classic running shoes are not always suitable for trail running, which requires a more grippy sole and increased protection against stones and roots. It's best to check the product page to see if the model is specifically designed for off-road use.
How to maintain running shoes to make them last longer?
It is recommended to air dry the shoes after intense use, without placing them near a direct heat source, and to remove the insoles to speed up drying. Avoiding the washing machine also preserves the cushioning structure and the fit of the upper.
