- Is the Zoom Fly SP good for everyday easy runs?
- It works, but the stiff plate and firm foam feel best at tempo pace. For relaxed daily miles, a softer neutral trainer like the Pegasus is more comfortable.
- How does it fit compared with other Nike running shoes?
- It runs small and narrow for many runners. Most owners suggest going up half a size, especially with wider feet.
- What is the plate made of?
- It uses a full-length nylon plate rather than carbon fiber. It adds stiffness and a rolling feel but is less aggressive than Nike's racing plates.
- Can I use it on trails or in the rain?
- It is a road shoe with a smooth rubber outsole. Grip is fine on dry pavement but weak on wet roads and loose surfaces.
- What is the Dark Citron colorway?
- It is a green and yellow version of the translucent striped upper with black and white accents. It is a limited seasonal color, so sizes can be harder to find.
- Is it a stability shoe?
- No. It is a neutral trainer with minimal upper structure, so runners who need motion control should look elsewhere.
- Where is the Nike Zoom Fly SP Dark Citron cheapest?
- At KICKS CREW, for $218.79, as of our latest check.