The latest addition to Nike’s Zoom Structure line-up of running shoes is the Air Zoom Structure 20. It is hard to ignore the fact that Nike hasn’t tried to reinvent the wheel with the design, and has relied instead on tweaks to make the new Zoom Structure 20 even more comfortable. If you happen to be a runner who is upgrading from a previous generation of the Air Zoom Structure shoe, there really is no learning curve—slip your foot in, and it’ll feel familiar. The Zoom Structure 20 has a 10mm heel-to-toe drop angle (also called offset, just a bit more than the 8mm drop that the Air Zoom Elite 8 has, for example). The Air Zoom Structure 20 isn’t one of those wearables that wants to completely redefine a running shoe.

Source: Mint January 09, 2017 12:19 UTC