The Nike Glide Flyease is another addition to the sneaker lineup that makes the culture more inclusive. Nike’s US Olympic athletes are wearing these in Tokyo including on the medal podium. The message is that these are for everyone who wants to enjoy convenience. But the Flyease program was originally intended for those with disabilities. We can all do our part in getting these to the right people who truly need them.
Check out Chris’s thoughts on the Glide Flyease in the video and article.
What’s in the video?
In the video, Chris provides detailed information from all the usual categories, providing the in depth information you need. He supplies expert level opinions on the materials, cushioning, traction, support, and fit. Here’s some of what he discusses:
- Innovation by Kizik
- “Move to Zero” tag
- More than 20% recycled?
- Worn by Nike’s Olympic athletes
- Nike’s sleek remarketing
- Melted Nike rubber scraps midsole
- A little bottom heavy
- Heel and toe rubber pieces
- Pretty firm foam
- Recycled ZoomX insole
- One-piece sock, ultra breathable upper
- Do the bungee laces do anything?
- Cage-supported elf heel
- Sizing recommendations
As an added bonus, Ryan, one of our Discord community members with spastic cerebral palsy, gives his insights on Nike’s Flyease sneakers and program.
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Watch the full video by pressing play above or by clicking here to watch on YouTube.
How to Buy the Nike Glide Flyease
- Colorway: Blue Void/Sail/Black
- Release Date: July 15, 2021
- Style Code: DJ9816-400
- Retail Price: $120
The Nike Glide Flyease is available now for $120 at Nike.
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