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Meet the Next Shoe to Use Flyknit 360: The Nike Free RN Motion 360

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As its name suggests, the Free RN Motion 360 will be the next sneaker to use the Nike’s next generation Flyknit 360 technology.

In 2017, the Nike Free RN Motion dropped for runners that perform hard and short training runs. Now, the sneaker is back and this time, it’s coming with Flyknit 360.

The technology was first used on Nike’s Mercurial Superfly 360 and Mercurial Vapor 360 soccer boots, which usually get Nike’s latest technology first. Last week, Flyknit 360 made its first appearance in Nike Basketball product with Kobe AD NXT 360, debuted by Toronto Raptors guard DeMar Derozan against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Along with what appears updated tooling, the Free RN Motion 360 will debut Flyknit 360 with a new form-fitting upper. The straps to secure fit are still present on the new build.

The Nike Free RN Motion 360 is set to drop on April 5 on nike.com, but no price has been announced.

What are your thoughts on the Nike Free RN Motion 360? Are you going to cop a pair or are you going to wait for the Kobe NXT 360 to come out? Let us know what you think in the comment section below.

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6 comments
  1. With React Cushioning and good tech already, innovation at this point is just fine tuning tech now, I think I’ll give the Kobe’s a try and see how this knitted upper works now compared to the 11s.

      1. No joke. Those Kobe’s aren’t playing around. I’ll get a solid black to start and then get whatever I can scoop up on clearence. I hope they make a shield version of the Motion 360’s.

  2. I run 60-70k a week with the cross strap 2017 model and its my forth pair. I can say that it is the best shoe i ever had. I was wondering how it will be on long run like half and full marathon it was great.
    Can’t wait for the 2018 model

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