Alex GarbrechtStrava
New seller
Lewes, United Kingdom
86
% Life
Very Good
Expert Summary
The Nike Vomero 17 is widely regarded by experts and users as an excellent daily trainer due to its substantial cushioning, comfort, and durability, making it ideal for everyday runs and base building. Its high-stack Zoo...
Pros
- Plush dual-foam midsole delivers exceptional cushioning for long daily runs, reducing fatigue on recovery days.
- Breathable, multi-layer mesh upper keeps feet cool and comfortable, even during extended sessions or in warmer weather.
- Durable outsole and reinforced heel padding provide impressive longevity, making the shoe a reliable choice for high-mileage runners.
Cons
- Heavier build and moderate energy return make it less suitable for speedwork or race-day performance.
- Fit and ride prioritize comfort over responsiveness, which may not satisfy runners seeking a snappier, more performance-oriented feel.
Performance & Training
6/10
Performance
8/10
Comfort
8/10
Durability
7/10
Value
Ideal as
Daily Trainer
Best for intermediate to experienced runners who log moderate to high weekly mileage and value comfort, stability, and durability in a daily trainer. Suited for those with a neutral gait seeking a reliable shoe for easy runs, long runs, and recovery days rather than racing or aggressive tempo workouts.
Training Breakdown
Daily Training
95%
Long Runs
90%
Recovery
85%
Tempo / Speed
65%
Racing
40%
Trail Running
10%
Specs
269g
Weight
10mm
Drop
39/29mm
Stack Height
No Plate
Plate
Key Features
- ZoomX and Cushlon 3.0 dual-foam midsole
- High-stack cushioning
- Breathable multi-layer mesh upper
- Full-length rubber outsole with waffle pattern
- Stable, balanced ride
Midsole
ZoomX and Cushlon 3.0 dual-foam
Upper
Engineered dual-layer mesh with plush heel and tongue
Nike
Vomero 17
£50.00
£149 avg. RRP
Men's
Listed Size: US 11½
Lewes, United Kingdom
Equivalent Sizes: UK: 10½ | EU: 45½
“Never managed to like them”
Estimated Lifespan
86%remaining
Very Good Condition
Used
81 km
Remaining
499 km
Total
580 km
How long will they last?
At 50 km/week:
~10 weeks