Step up your running routine with these men's React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 trainers from Nike. In a White and Orbit Blue colourway, these runners have a breathable Flyknit upper with Flywire tech through the midfoot for a supportive feel. They feature a lace fastening with a padded ankle collar for secure wear and a hybrid tongue for extra snugness. Underfoot is a midsole that uses React technology for an ultra-responsive ride and a rubber outsole for total traction on the road. Signed off with the Swoosh to the sidewalls.
Step up your running routine with these men's React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 trainers from Nike. In a White and Orbit Blue colourway, these runners have a breathable Flyknit upper with Flywire tech through the midfoot for a supportive feel. They feature a lace fastening with a padded ankle collar for secure wear and a hybrid tongue for extra snugness. Underfoot is a midsole that uses React technology for an ultra-responsive ride and a rubber outsole for total traction on the road. Signed off with the Swoosh to the sidewalls.
Step up your running routine with these men's React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 trainers from Nike. In a White and Orbit Blue colourway, these runners have a breathable Flyknit upper with Flywire tech through the midfoot for a supportive feel. They feature a lace fastening with a padded ankle collar for secure wear and a hybrid tongue for extra snugness. Underfoot is a midsole that uses React technology for an ultra-responsive ride and a rubber outsole for total traction on the road. Signed off with the Swoosh to the sidewalls.
Step up your running routine with these men's React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 trainers from Nike. In a White and Orbit Blue colourway, these runners have a breathable Flyknit upper with Flywire tech through the midfoot for a supportive feel. They feature a lace fastening with a padded ankle collar for secure wear and a hybrid tongue for extra snugness. Underfoot is a midsole that uses React technology for an ultra-responsive ride and a rubber outsole for total traction on the road. Signed off with the Swoosh to the sidewalls.
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Men's Nike React Infinity Run FK3 (Blue Orbit) 10
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Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 'White Blue Orbit' | Men's Size 10
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Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 Blue Orbit, UK 9
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originally posted on dickssportinggoods.com
I wear a size 11 in women's shoes and it's hard to find comportable/cute shoes in my size so I tend to buy a lot of men's 9.5. I bought these in red/green because it matched my school colors. I love them. They are very comfortable, have lots of cushion on the bottom and padding around the ankle. They are comfortable to run in, great for standing all day. The material breathes and has plenty of room for toes.I actually ended up buying a second pair in preparation for them coming out with the 4's. They always change something and I want to make sure I have comfy shoes to wear at work!
originally posted on dickssportinggoods.com
I previously owned the React Infinity Run Flyknit V1, and I generally wear a size 11.5 if the shoe has a reasonable toebox; but the toebox was much too narrow in that version for me, so I had to go up a half size for the V1.This version has a very comfortable toebox for me, so I was able to go back to my regular size 11.5.I don't know all the fancy running shoe terminology that people use, but the shoe is very comfortable and felt wonderful except for a rub just below my outer right ankle.I tried a pair for a couple of weeks, and the rub never broke in or got any less noticeable, so I thought it might be a defect, so I exchanged them for another pair of the exact same model, and the rub was the same and never got better.I wanted so bad for these to work for ... MoreI previously owned the React Infinity Run Flyknit V1, and I generally wear a size 11.5 if the shoe has a reasonable toebox; but the toebox was much too narrow in that version for me, so I had to go up a half size for the V1.This version has a very comfortable toebox for me, so I was able to go back to my regular size 11.5.I don't know all the fancy running shoe terminology that people use, but the shoe is very comfortable and felt wonderful except for a rub just below my outer right ankle.I tried a pair for a couple of weeks, and the rub never broke in or got any less noticeable, so I thought it might be a defect, so I exchanged them for another pair of the exact same model, and the rub was the same and never got better.I wanted so bad for these to work for me, and every run I kept hoping 'maybe this time it will start hurting less,' but it got to the point where I cringed when I took the first few steps.I finally exchanged them for another model.On a related note, there is a review from another person who had a problem with the arch on the right shoe only, and he had it on two separate pairs; so maybe there's something in the manufacture of the right shoe?I really don't know what to say about the recommendation, except I'd recommend this shoe for everyone except anyone who it rubs wrong; it would have been a wonderful shoe if not for the rub.
originally posted on store.nike.com
I've owned lots of different Nike models over the years, and these may really be the best mix of responsiveness, durability, and protection I've had. I'm a classic underpronator and these shoes do a great job of helping me compensate for the stress I put on my outer foot when striking. This, in turn, helps reduce the IT Band Syndrome that has stopped me in my tracks (sometimes literally) intermittently. I'll also say I'm not a true distance runner - 10K is about it - but I find these are great for daily training/cardio and maybe even some light speedwork, though I'd probably still use my Pegs or Tempos for the latter. Also just great for walking dogs, running errands, etc. Will definitely be getting more of these as long as Nike doesn't mess with the formula too much.
| Colour Shown | White/Blue Orbit/Chlorine Blue/Black |
| Style | DH5392-102 |
| Country/Region of Origin | Vietnam |
Men's Nike React Infinity Run FK3 (Blue Orbit) 10
Free delivery between Fri – Tue
Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 'White Blue Orbit' | Men's Size 10
Delivery between 2–9 Apr $25
Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 Blue Orbit, UK 9
Delivery between 5–9 Apr $14.99
I wear a size 11 in women's shoes and it's hard to find comportable/cute shoes in my size so I tend to buy a lot of men's 9.5. I bought these in red/green because it matched my school colors. I love them. They are very comfortable, have lots of cushion on the bottom and padding around the ankle. They are comfortable to run in, great for standing all day. The material breathes and has plenty of room for toes.I actually ended up buying a second pair in preparation for them coming out with the 4's. They always change something and I want to make sure I have comfy shoes to wear at work!
I previously owned the React Infinity Run Flyknit V1, and I generally wear a size 11.5 if the shoe has a reasonable toebox; but the toebox was much too narrow in that version for me, so I had to go up a half size for the V1.This version has a very comfortable toebox for me, so I was able to go back to my regular size 11.5.I don't know all the fancy running shoe terminology that people use, but the shoe is very comfortable and felt wonderful except for a rub just below my outer right ankle.I tried a pair for a couple of weeks, and the rub never broke in or got any less noticeable, so I thought it might be a defect, so I exchanged them for another pair of the exact same model, and the rub was the same and never got better.I wanted so bad for these to work for ... MoreI previously owned the React Infinity Run Flyknit V1, and I generally wear a size 11.5 if the shoe has a reasonable toebox; but the toebox was much too narrow in that version for me, so I had to go up a half size for the V1.This version has a very comfortable toebox for me, so I was able to go back to my regular size 11.5.I don't know all the fancy running shoe terminology that people use, but the shoe is very comfortable and felt wonderful except for a rub just below my outer right ankle.I tried a pair for a couple of weeks, and the rub never broke in or got any less noticeable, so I thought it might be a defect, so I exchanged them for another pair of the exact same model, and the rub was the same and never got better.I wanted so bad for these to work for me, and every run I kept hoping 'maybe this time it will start hurting less,' but it got to the point where I cringed when I took the first few steps.I finally exchanged them for another model.On a related note, there is a review from another person who had a problem with the arch on the right shoe only, and he had it on two separate pairs; so maybe there's something in the manufacture of the right shoe?I really don't know what to say about the recommendation, except I'd recommend this shoe for everyone except anyone who it rubs wrong; it would have been a wonderful shoe if not for the rub.
I've owned lots of different Nike models over the years, and these may really be the best mix of responsiveness, durability, and protection I've had. I'm a classic underpronator and these shoes do a great job of helping me compensate for the stress I put on my outer foot when striking. This, in turn, helps reduce the IT Band Syndrome that has stopped me in my tracks (sometimes literally) intermittently. I'll also say I'm not a true distance runner - 10K is about it - but I find these are great for daily training/cardio and maybe even some light speedwork, though I'd probably still use my Pegs or Tempos for the latter. Also just great for walking dogs, running errands, etc. Will definitely be getting more of these as long as Nike doesn't mess with the formula too much.
The Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 is without a doubt the most comfortable and well-fitting shoe I have ever worn. I went with my true size and these provided me the perfect secure fit I love in a running shoe. Not only is the fit from heel to toe perfect for me, but also the width of my foot is outlined in a way that I have never felt from any other shoe, not even other models with React and Flyknit. The shape of the midsole is aggressive, with it being wider on the forefoot and heel and more narrow in the midfoot, which really helps to lock in the fit and keep me stable. The React material that the sole is made of provides the exact amount of bounce and energy-return that I want to help me keep moving and stays comfortable even when just wearing the shoes ... MoreThe Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 is without a doubt the most comfortable and well-fitting shoe I have ever worn. I went with my true size and these provided me the perfect secure fit I love in a running shoe. Not only is the fit from heel to toe perfect for me, but also the width of my foot is outlined in a way that I have never felt from any other shoe, not even other models with React and Flyknit. The shape of the midsole is aggressive, with it being wider on the forefoot and heel and more narrow in the midfoot, which really helps to lock in the fit and keep me stable. The React material that the sole is made of provides the exact amount of bounce and energy-return that I want to help me keep moving and stays comfortable even when just wearing the shoes casually. I think the design of the shoes is quite attractive, especially in the "blue orbit" color scheme that I got. The half-swoosh with the contrasting mini swoosh underneath is a unique look and the pattern in the Flyknit is also very appealing to my tastes. I appreciate the lack of a pull tab, as I always find them more annoying than useful. Usually I gravitate towards Nike's retro styles for casual wear, but since I got these, I haven't wanted to put any other shoe on my feet. These are breathable just like other Nike models with Flyknit, but the padding sets them apart because there is just enough on and around the heel to make a huge comfort difference. The comfort, fit, and design of the React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 make it my number one recommendation to anyone looking for a new running shoe, or even anyone who just wants comfortable shoes for casual wear. While these shoes are not heavy by any means, they are slightly heavier than other Nike running shoes I have, so attempting to reduce the weight is the only thing I would personally like to see updated on a future model.
By far the best running shoes I think I've ever tried on. They're comfy, but not overly comfy, with great stability. And the toe box is PERFECT. Not too wide, not too narrow. It literally fits like a sock it's so true to my size. The flyknit material conforms to my foot when I run, and it's very flexible, making all of my steps feel natural. Of course, with the react technology, it adds that extra "bounce" to each step I take. As for looks, in my opinion, they look better in person than on the pictures which is very rare to happen. I have no negative things to say about them. Overall, it's an amazing shoe that I've loved ever since I put them on.
I ran around 15 miles in this shoe in addition to playing some volleyball and pickleball outside. While I love running in the nike invincible runs (I’ve gone through 3 pairs), I feel a bit limited in those shoes - I only use them for longer runs and that’s it. The nike react infinity runs, however, are an amazing shoe for faster runs and all around daily use. The versatility is by far my favorite part about them. I like to use these shoes for tempo runs, walking around, and outdoor activities with my friends. Not only that, I think this model looks a lot more aesthetically pleasing than the previous models. The fly knit on this shoe is very sock-like, so they might feel a little bit tight in the beginning and will loosen up with use. The arch also feels very ... MoreI ran around 15 miles in this shoe in addition to playing some volleyball and pickleball outside. While I love running in the nike invincible runs (I’ve gone through 3 pairs), I feel a bit limited in those shoes - I only use them for longer runs and that’s it. The nike react infinity runs, however, are an amazing shoe for faster runs and all around daily use. The versatility is by far my favorite part about them. I like to use these shoes for tempo runs, walking around, and outdoor activities with my friends. Not only that, I think this model looks a lot more aesthetically pleasing than the previous models. The fly knit on this shoe is very sock-like, so they might feel a little bit tight in the beginning and will loosen up with use. The arch also feels very supportive/noticeable, but I did not get any uncomfortable rubbing. Overall, the shoe seems pretty durable - the sole of the shoe is still well intact and seems well made. It’s possible that the fly knit could rip, but I would say you don’t have to worry about that unless you’re tripping everywhere and scraping the flyknit on cement. An impressive shoe for sure and I will consider buying another pair once these ones hit their limit.
I bought these for use as a basketball referee and I already owned the previous generation for that purpose as well. This shoe is a huge improvement in every aspect.First, the all black colorway is a perfect fit for uniform requirements, compared to the previous generation where the colorway was more of a black/grey. Also, this shoe seems more stable laterally than the previous one; yet it also feels like it absorbs shock off the court better than the old shoe as well. Plus, it seems Nike has solved one of the issues with the previous shoe's tongue tearing at its stitching - I've had no issues with this one.The only issue with durability is the insoles. They are basic foam and eventually they started scrunching up and folding over near my toes. This is probably ... MoreI bought these for use as a basketball referee and I already owned the previous generation for that purpose as well. This shoe is a huge improvement in every aspect.First, the all black colorway is a perfect fit for uniform requirements, compared to the previous generation where the colorway was more of a black/grey. Also, this shoe seems more stable laterally than the previous one; yet it also feels like it absorbs shock off the court better than the old shoe as well. Plus, it seems Nike has solved one of the issues with the previous shoe's tongue tearing at its stitching - I've had no issues with this one.The only issue with durability is the insoles. They are basic foam and eventually they started scrunching up and folding over near my toes. This is probably because they weren't exactly designed for as much side to side movement as I've been using them. These shoes are otherwise so good that I'll find something that'll last inside the show.A lot of my colleagues seem to like a certain competitors' maximalist shoes but I think these are just as good for your feet and they look way better as well. Nike didn't design an official's shoe (or even a uniform shoe) but they might as well market these for that purpose as well!
Slipping this shoe on you instantly feel the comfort. The highly cushioned trainer is heavily supportive thanks to Nike’s react bottom. Your first couple of steps in them really make you want to run and test out the cushioning. The toe box is not as narrow as you have come to expect from Nike, giving you more comfort and wiggle room for your toes, even though the shoe really fits true to size. Foul it can be a tough material to get stability out of but nike is able to pull it off here thanks to what seems to be plastic designed into the sided heel and mid foot parts of the shoe.Running in the shoe you feel it’s lightness and responsiveness. This is again from the react bottom. The heel can produce some drag thanks to the heel clip but it’s not too much if you’re ... MoreSlipping this shoe on you instantly feel the comfort. The highly cushioned trainer is heavily supportive thanks to Nike’s react bottom. Your first couple of steps in them really make you want to run and test out the cushioning. The toe box is not as narrow as you have come to expect from Nike, giving you more comfort and wiggle room for your toes, even though the shoe really fits true to size. Foul it can be a tough material to get stability out of but nike is able to pull it off here thanks to what seems to be plastic designed into the sided heel and mid foot parts of the shoe.Running in the shoe you feel it’s lightness and responsiveness. This is again from the react bottom. The heel can produce some drag thanks to the heel clip but it’s not too much if you’re used to nike running shoes.After a quick run there was no soreness in the foot or legs and I could potentially go out and get in some more miles.I will say that the height of the shoe is a bit reduced compared to my other nike running shoes and someone looking for more ankle support may not find this model very appealing. All in all this is a vast improvement in the nike running line.Pros: upper fly knit provides stability. Nike react infinity cushioning system. Stability. Comfort.Cons: heel drag and low profile height of the shoe may cause ankle-weary buyers to turn away.
This is the third generation of the React Infinity Run. It has evolved over the years with tweaks here and there. The most noticeable feature of this iteration is the upper, which was most breathable than any other generation for me. It retains the same midsole and outsole with a minor aesthetic trim of the heel clip.The Infinity React 3 fits TRUE TO SIZE. Whatever size you opt for in the majority of your sneakers should be the right fit for you. The movement in the React technology give you an energetic bounce that is not too plush like most super foams out there. It’s on the firm side of the cushioning spectrum, which is just what I prefer when I’m working out.I mainly used this shoe for strength training and running, and it GETS THE JOB DONE… very well at ... MoreThis is the third generation of the React Infinity Run. It has evolved over the years with tweaks here and there. The most noticeable feature of this iteration is the upper, which was most breathable than any other generation for me. It retains the same midsole and outsole with a minor aesthetic trim of the heel clip.The Infinity React 3 fits TRUE TO SIZE. Whatever size you opt for in the majority of your sneakers should be the right fit for you. The movement in the React technology give you an energetic bounce that is not too plush like most super foams out there. It’s on the firm side of the cushioning spectrum, which is just what I prefer when I’m working out.I mainly used this shoe for strength training and running, and it GETS THE JOB DONE… very well at that! Whether it’s doing burpees, different variations of push-ups, lateral movements, and other calisthenic exercises, I had no issues at all! I can even wear it all day at work (medical field).When it came to running, they were my daily trainer when my runs called for slow to moderate paces. During runs, I felt like they could handle a variety of paces, but their sweet spot is in the slow/recovery miles. They really shine in there.After 50 miles of running and a few weeks in of strength training everyday, the durability of these sneakers is remarkable! After looking at the wear of the outsole, I have no doubt that these will exceed the 500mile mark for me!Now, this shoe is not perfect. When considering a sneaker purchase, I look at everything; how the sneaker feels, performs and how it looks. The aesthetics of this sneaker is its only weakness to me. The tongue on the shoe makes it look more bulky than it is and feels. The colorway I got is prone to getting DIRTY fast!For what it does, the React Infinity 3 can be a great workhorse as a daily trainer for your running AND strength training needs. It’ll last a LONG time even if it’s literally used daily. If you don’t really mind the aesthetics of the sneaker and want it for USE, the React Infinity 3 is a sneaker to greatly consider!
| Colour Shown | White/Blue Orbit/Chlorine Blue/Black |
| Style | DH5392-102 |
| Country/Region of Origin | Vietnam |
