- Is the V5 RNR good for running?
- It is a lifestyle and walking shoe first. The chunky foam midsole cushions well, but it lacks the support and responsiveness most runners want for regular training.
- How does it fit?
- The mesh upper with synthetic overlays and a plush collar gives a snug, padded feel around the ankle. Try your usual New Balance size first.
- Is it breathable enough for summer?
- Yes. The mesh upper is the main body of the shoe, so air moves through it well in warm weather.
- How does it compare with other retro runners?
- It is lighter than many chunky retro runners and has a softer collar, but it is less stable than a dedicated walking or running shoe.
- What is the sole made of?
- A foam midsole, described as chunky yet lightweight, sits under the mesh and synthetic leather upper.
- Can I wear it for the gym?
- For light gym use and walking, yes. For lifting or lateral training, a flatter, firmer shoe is a better choice.
- Where is the V5 RNR Reflective Accents Womens Running Shoes cheapest?
- At Nike, for $50.23, 23% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the V5 RNR Reflective Accents Womens Running Shoes?
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 39 ratings.
- Where can I buy the V5 RNR Reflective Accents Womens Running Shoes?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Nike, Shoe Palace, JD Sports, StockX.