Nike Air Max 360

by Corbin Johnson
(NYC, New York)

I would like to share a review about Nike Air Max 360 not for any foot problem reasons. I am 17 years old and very much into sports and triathlons are my fave events. I really dig the way Nike Air Max 360 III gives me the support that I need. I go from a 3 mile bike ride to two-mile cross country and a 125-yard pool swim.

I read from the product descriptions that Nike 360 III eliminated the midsole foam and I think this is quite cool because it would make the running shoes much lighter and would flex a lot easier.

If you are a Nike user, you can easily pick up the cushioning difference. I used to have the older Nike 360s and I have experienced leaks from airsoles that popped up from wear and tear and constant running. Too bad, they all went flat before I even got tired of the shoes. I guess for their price, the battering it gets from too much use and the fact that it is a Nike; I had no quarrel with Nike whenever that happens.

So now I was curious, if Nike Air Max 360 III will improve with the elimination of the midsole. From some of the reviews, I have read, popping up still happens but Nike is always willing to replace them. So what I did was to ask my dad to sponsor another pair of this Nike Air Max 360 III for me. That is a bright idea I copied from others, they make sure they have a back-up pair during tryouts and events.

That confuses my Dad though because he said that if these shoes popped why do I insist on buying them? Simple, Nike Air Max is still the most comfortable shoes for all it is worth. There is something with its structure that makes my feet feel so all out comfortable, and I do not want to run the risk of having knee and ankle injuries by trying out other shoes except the ones that my feet have been used to.

I guess my Dad saw my point and since he supports my love for sports, he says he will buy me all the Nike I needed for as long as it will keep me off the "junk" stuff some teenagers get into. Still, he thinks I should get serious about turning it into a profession or get serious about a college education. Well I might try college; just want to explore more sport gigs while I am still young and able. So I guess I still have a lot of Nike sports shoes to try out and definitely Nike Air Max 360 III is not going to be the last. :D

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