Nike - Structure 25

I need a wide stability shoe and really like my last pair of Nike Structure 25’s. They held up very well. I now am wearing Hoka Arahi wide fit shoes which I bought because there were on offer. Hoka are a great shoe but I have had them fall apart after only 300 miles before. But being on sale I thought I would see how this pair held up.

Have you compared all of them? I have the Brooks and like them, but the upper is a bit too much and I sometimes get blisters under the arch when wearing rough socks. Never tried the Pumas yet but really want to. The Nikes felt really comfy but since they felt a tiny bit aggressive under the arch I didn't risk to keep them. (Had issues with Nike Structure 25 which has even more aggressive arch support).

I tried Saucony Tempus 1 but immediately got blisters under my arch due to the high and dense arch support. Just for OP to know, in case he also has issues there. Had the same problems with Nike Structure 25 and earlier models of the GT2000 (years ago! In an Asics store they told me, that they don't use those kind of arch support anymore und the current Kayano feel fine for me)

I run almost the same as you — massive pronation and feet pointed outwards owing to my high arches (hollow foot). Used to find some comfort in stability shoes (Nike Structure 25, ON Cloudrunner 2) but these aren’t really fast and I don’t get anywhere near my goals. Pulled the trigger on Evo SL’s recently and this was where I noticed how much my feet really pronate, and after running with the Evo SL’s I found that my ankles hurt post-run which I didn’t experience with my aforementioned stability shoes. I brought this up to a physical therapist friend and she recommended that I do exercises to strengthen my feet muscles first before buying shoes/insoles as these new shoes/insoles would basically be useless with my weak intrinsic muscles. The exercises included heel and toe raises, towel crunches, and forward/lateral lunges. Haven’t been able to run again for a few weeks but I have been doing these exercises twice a day. Hope this helps!

I have like several of the Nike Air Structure. There foot bridge technology seems well designed. Edit: Nike now calls their pronation control Mid Foot Support System. It is a nice middle ground between heavy shoes for motion control and cushioning shoes. The Saucony Omni and Hurricane seemed good too.

I really have liked the Air Structure. Good pronation control. I like that it doesn't feel squishy but still decent cushioning.

I was a pronator. I had to take running break because of migraines. The models that I really liked were Nike Air Structure, Saucony Hurricane or Omni. I liked some of the New Balance 850/800 series. I think the 860 is an update of what I used. These are stability that are not as stiff as motion control. I like buying local, but if you are super unsure, Road Runner Sports of San Diego and Running Warehouse have liberal return policies. With Road Runner you need to join their runners club. It should be free for the first year, but it renews automatically. It also gives discounts on shoes. So, it is not bad if you run throughout the year.

Love the structures! I have 330+ miles on my 25s and I could maybe squeeze some more out of them.

I mean they're cushioned enough, but I tend to pull other shoes when I'm running >1hr on pavement. I do not have flat feet, so can't speak on how they'd work for that. They also aren't particularly "fast" shoes, so may not be great for races themselves, but are great trainers!

nike air structures work great for me.. i have slight over pronation in left foot and also tore my meniscus 6 months ago, they've been the perfect shoes - having had the 23s and now 25s

I regularly see Nike Structure for 70-80, good stability so perfect for getting back into it 

I have the same issue and bought the Nike Structure. It has been a good shoe overall.

I am with you. I have always found nike the most comfortable brand. I trained in Nike Pegasus' when I was running in high school, now running on my own I train with Nike Structure's, but looking at trying on some pegasus 41s to see how they feel.

All 3 are quite narrow shoes so I wouldn’t recommend them. Supernova rise 2 wide toebox pero narrow sa mid. I’d recommend you get a free gait analysis sa kung san pinakamalapit sayo. But if di kaya, general reco ko is New Balance 1080, Hoka Arahi, Asics Novablast or Gel Nimbus, or Nike Pegasus or Structure. You don’t have to buy the latest model of the shoe if you’re on a budget. Kahit may Asics Novablast 5 na, I still recommend Novablast 4 to my friends kasi okay din naman tas mas mura or nakasale lagi kasi older version.