RUN FEARLESSLY WITH A.I.R.

The Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit is designed to help reduce injury and keep you on the run. More foam and improved upper details provide a secure and cushioned feel. Lace-up and feel the potential as you hit the road. Graphics are designed by musician Chaz Bear.

Covered in A.I.R.

For this Artist-in-Residence (A.I.R.) series, Chaz Bear creates art inspired by '50s abstract expressionism and the pop art of the '60s. Like the music found under his alter ego Toro y Moi, Bear adds a sense of space and joy through youthful shapes and primary colors. Images and colors nod to the free-spirited feeling of running.

Lightweight Fit

An all-new version of Flyknit is stronger and more durable than previous versions. Lightweight and flexible, it features 3 distinct layers to help keep your foot secure.

Stable Feel

Higher foam stack heights provide a softer feel. A wider shape provides a more stable ride, helping release energy with every step.

Smooth Ride

The shape of the Nike React foam midsole provides support for the 3 phases of a runner's stride. It helps create flexibility at toe-off, a smooth ride at mid-stance, and cushioning at contact.

More Benefits

• Less material in the shoe means you're closer to the foam, creating a softer, more responsive experience.
• Increased rubber at the outsole helps deliver traction and durability.

Product Details

• Weight: 10.27oz (Men's size 10)
• Offset: 9mm (Forefoot: 21.5mm, Heel: 30.5mm)
• Shown: Black/Sail/Rush Violet/Bright Cactus
• Style: CZ2358-001

Testing

In testing*, the Nike React Infinity Run reduced injuries by 52% compared to the Nike Air Zoom Structure 22. *The Nike React Infinity Run reduced running injuries by 52% compared to the Nike Air Zoom Structure 22 in a study of 226 men and women during a 12-week run training program (injury = missing 3 or more consecutive runs due to running related pain). Our study found that 30.3% of Nike Air Zoom Structure 22 runners experienced an injury but only 14.5% of Nike React Infinity Run runners experienced an injury.