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Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6

Nike - Air Zoom Terra Kiger 6

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"My go to shoe for races and medium distance ... the kiger for races and most training days"

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"durable"

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"But this is the best hot climate shoe I had"


"ultra breatheable"

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"the heel being the main point of wear!"

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"The only problem I ever have with them is it seems their toe box is too narrow compared to other brands. Hard on the feet with long runs."

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"A slight bit of mud and you're sliding about all over the place."

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"1. Old Nike Terra kiger"


"A slight bit of mud and you're sliding about all over the place."

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"some lugs ripped off and they were pretty thrashed generally ... I had to retire a pair of Nike Terra Kigers after ZG 50"


"I’ve just gone through 3-4 pairs of those."

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r/trailrunningBetween how many trail shoes do you rotate?
7 months ago

Nike Kiger 5, Nike Kiger 6, Nike WildHorse 8 (everyday shoes), Nike Zegama, and now Nike Zegama 2.

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r/trailrunningThe best wet rock grip, Arcteryx, Adidas, Salomon, Altra, LaSportiva, Icebug, VJ
8 months ago

Here’s my contribution. I haven’t done controlled tests like you did, but I run a lot of rocky vertical terrain and have put lots of miles in all these shoes. Trying to focus here on wet rock grip from the outsole and ignore other shoe attributes (fit, lock down, flexibility/stiffness, weight, cushion, etc) that also come into play with their overall ability to do the job on wet rock 5: VJ Maxx 1&2 VJ Spark Arcteryx Norvan VT (limited mileage) 4. Arcteryx Norvan SL 1, 2, &3 Salomon s/Lab Sense 7&8 Nnormal Kjeraq 3. La Sportiva Helios SR La Sportiva Vertical K & VK INOV-8 F-Lite 195 2. Whole bunch of older inov-8 x-talon and RocLite models NB minimus Salomon s/lab ultra 3 Salomon s/lab sense 7SG 1. Old Nike Terra kiger Salomon s/lab sense 1, 2, 3 For spiked shoes, I actually think they suffer quite a bit on rock because they don’t stick instantly like pure rubber soles. 4. VJ Devil 4 3. VJ bold race, VJ ice hero, INOV-8 ORoc 280

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r/discgolfDisc golf shoes?
11 months ago

Peg trails and the wild horses are my favorites right now. Terra Kigers are good too but I’ve just gone through 3-4 pairs of those.

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r/trailrunningWhat shoes is everyone liking for winter trail running?
3 months ago

I mostly wear Topos but got the Terra Kigers on sale recently. They are awesome shoes

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r/trailrunningHey y’all, looking for shoe recommendations for a flat footed, severe over pronator, with narrow skinny feet.
6 months ago

Neutral shoes are fine because the terrain is so varied when trail running. Stability shoes on trails are a recipe for rolled ankles (have flat feet, run in Nike Peg Trails, Nike Terra Kigers, and Saucony Peregrines just fine)

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r/trailrunningWhat shoes is everyone liking for winter trail running?
3 months ago

I live in Corvallis, but I wear Nike Terra Kiger and Altra Lone peak

r/trailrunningFavorite fast trail shoe
4 months ago

I’ve only worn various generations of Altra Lone Peaks and Nike Terra Kigers and won races in both pairs, so they’re my favorite fast trail shoe.

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r/trailrunningBest road and trail running shoe
10 months ago

Terra kiger , thank me later

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r/onebagWhat is your one shoe to rule them all?
11 months ago

Nike terra kiger, light weight, ultra breatheable, durable, dries fast, If it gets cold wear thick socks. I wear other shoes in the cold. But this is the best hot climate shoe I had

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r/ultrarunningBest trail shoes for haglunds / insertional achilles issues (soft heel counter)?
10 months ago

I have haglunds, but it's rarely an issue for my trail shoes (apart from the heel being the main point of wear!). I've almost exclusively run in the Nike trail lineup (terra kiger, pegasus trail) which have softer heel counters, and have also tried Hoka SG 5s with no issues. Having said that, while they have always been fine for my use cases, I don't know if these would be quite aggressive enough for you.

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r/ultrarunningAre road shoes superior?
12 months ago

That is truly impressive. I had to retire a pair of Nike Terra Kigers after ZG 50, some lugs ripped off and they were pretty thrashed generally. I am usually not hard on my gear.

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