NIKE ZOOM WILDHORSE 2 REVIEW | The Ginger Runner
SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/subGINGERRUNNER HELP ME RUN THE NY MARATHON: http://gingerrunner.com/2014/09/21/ru... ALBUM ON iTUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/gri... KIGER 2 REVIEW: • NIKE ZOOM TERRA KIGER 2 REVIEW | The Ginge... If you follow my reviews, you'll know that I was pretty blown away with Nike's new foray into the trail shoe game. For years, Nike let me down in the running shoe department and I could never find a pair that made me happy. That is until I tried both the Wildhorse and Terra Kiger. These two shoes opened my eyes and proved that the Nike trail team is on point. Now that Nike has released their follow-up versions to their two very popular trail shoes, I had to get my hands on pairs and put them through the test to see if they have made a good thing great. The original Wildhorse remains one of my favorite trail shoes. Despite prematurely breaking down and wearing thin, it's a solid running experience that I would recommend for anyone to try for solid trail running. With the second version, Nike has changed some minimal things, but one of those changes has set the shoe back a bit in my opinion. Having put a lot of miles, many in race-form, in this shoe, I have found that my toes do not like the removal of the toe guard in this shoe. By replacing the guard with a non-pliable welded overlay, my toenails (despite being trimmed and proper) press pretty significantly up against the overlay material which recently caused pain and a full black toenail which I am currently waiting to fall off. It wasn't a pleasurable experience, but one that all trail runners are familiar with at some point. The problem is that I never had such an occurance in the first version. Bummer. REGARDLESS, the shoe still provides a solid running experience, though with these second generations, i would prefer to jump into the newly revised Kiger 2. I hope in the third version of the Wildhorse, Nike is able to incorporate a thin, light rock guard and maybe add a few more millimeters of cushioning to not only give the runner a better long distance experience, but to also help differentiate the Wildhorse from the Kiger. Boom. For the full review, be sure to visit: http://GingerRunner.com For more info on the item, visit: nikerunning.com FOLLOW ME ON ALL THE SOCIAL NETWORKS: / thegingerrunner / thegingerrunner / ethannewberry SUBSCRIBE to this channel: http://bit.ly/subGINGERRUNNER SUBSCRIBE to Ethan's Main Channel: http://bit.ly/subMAIN Train Hard. Race Harder. Party Hardest. This product was provided by Nike. All opinions are my own.
