The Infinity Run uses a thick slab of springy React foam and a rocker shape ... The shoe uses Nike’s new version of Flyknit, which is stronger and less stretchy than the previous iteration.

Featuring one of the softest foams out there, the Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 4 (which, yes, is a complete mouthful to say and write) has had quite a substantial redesign in comparison with ...

The Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit in Volt and Wolf Grey brings together vibrant colors with top-tier performance. In this on-foot review, we explore the shoe’s exceptional comfort, stability ...

There are a few key differences debuted in the Nike InifinityRN 4s. These include a revamped ReactX foam midsole, an ...

Nike’s study of 226 runners found that around 30% sustained an injury during a 12-week period. Of those runners using the Infinity, only 14.5% picked up an injury, thus reducing the risk by 52%!

But it isn’t a pure blend; the React Infinity Run also has a broader and more stable base and an improved three-layer Flyknit mesh upper. Unlike those other shoes, it also has a reasonably rigid heel ...

Fit-wise, both come up pretty true to size — I’m a UK 4 in my everyday sneakers and run ... Infinity 3, on the other hand, is a much firmer ride. It uses the same React foam as shoes like the ...

NIKE’S thrust of providing consumers with quality products by tapping the latest in technology continues with the launch of its new running and basketball shoes — the Nike React Infinity Run and Nike ...

Now that June has rolled around, Nike’s ninth annual “Be True” collection is here to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community, and empty its pockets. Featuring a diverse makeup of shoes, the brand ...