Air Zoom Structure

The Nike Air Zoom Structure has maintained its position in the running shoe industry since its introduction in 1991, thanks to its rich history and impressive features. It played a pioneering role in introducing Nike’s revolutionary Zoom Air cushioning technology and quickly gained acclaim for its exceptional stability and support, making it the preferred option for runners with overpronation issues.

Over the years, the Structure has continued to evolve, incorporating new improvements and cutting-edge technologies to meet the ever-changing needs of runners.

Originally designed to address overpronation-related injuries, Nike’s engineers designed the Structure with a dual-density midsole featuring a firm medial post to effectively control excessive inward foot roll. The Zoom Air cushioning in the forefoot provides responsive cushioning and energy return.

Its enduring popularity among runners, ranging from beginners to elite athletes, underscores its effectiveness in preventing injuries. Key features of the Air Zoom Structure include its dual-density midsole, Zoom Air cushioning, flexible outsole, and durable construction.

Beyond its exceptional performance as a running shoe, the Structure also excels as a versatile fashion choice that can complement a variety of outfits, whether for a casual, formal, or sporty look.