High Response
Zoom is all about response. The technology boasts an advanced cushioning system that utilizes the body’s energy. With each step, air pressure increases in the midsole. At the same time, fibers take in the impact to protect your joints and muscles. As the foot releases, so does the air pressure, giving your stride some extra spring.
The benefits of Zoom include a decrease in pronating gait and an increase in control and speed. For sprints and court cuts, Zoom catapults the foot into action for faster moves. Some shoes, like the Vomero 14, feature a Nike React foam shoe midsole. This lightweight technology is embedded in the midsole for an ultra-bouncy effect with increased cushioning for extra support. For a sturdy, secure run, Flywire lacing systems hug the foot for an all-in-one movement. The Pegasus Turbo 2 is a great example, and it also has the newest in Zoom tech — the ZoomX midsole.
Runner’s Choice
Real runners need just the right shoe. Nike Zoom is found in shoes that work for training and racing alike, so athletes can choose the exact women’s running sneaker they need to stay healthy and fit. For lifestyle running, the popular Pegasus 36 and the Pegasus Turbo 2 are engineered with long-lasting support for everyday use. When race day comes, you want a women’s racing shoe for top performance. The Nike Zoom Fly 3 is the perfect all-around racing shoe, whether you run 5ks or marathons. Trail warriors can shoot for the Nike Air Zoom Terra Kigers with a sticky, rubber outsole for traction on terrain, or the Nike Air Zoom Wildhorse 5, which features a rock plate to protect your foot against sticks and pebbles.
For all your running needs, Zoom has you covered. Cap off your running gear with Nike running socks and shorts to further enhance your performance.
