Nike Free Metcon 7 SE Trainers - White - UK 4.5

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The Nike Free Metcon 7 SE is designed for athletes who demand versatility in their footwear, specifically targeting those who engage in HIIT, strength training, and cross-training. By combining a flexible forefoot for natural movement with robust midfoot support for stability, these trainers help you transition seamlessly between lifting and agility drills, though the specialized structure may feel too stiff for long-distance running.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Female |
| Shoe Size UK | 4.5 |
| Accent Colour | Green |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | Free Metcon 7 SE |
| Model Part Number | IR0152-100 |
| Brand | Nike |
These are primarily training shoes designed for lifting and HIIT. They are not recommended for long-distance running due to their focus on stability over forward-motion cushioning.
Yes, the stable base and firm sole provide the necessary support for strength training exercises like deadlifts.
Use a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Air dry away from direct heat sources to prevent material damage.
Nike trainers generally fit standard, but it is recommended to ensure your size (UK 4.5) aligns with your usual athletic footwear preference for a secure lockdown.
The 7 SE features specific design enhancements for high-performance training, focusing on improved durability and lockdown mechanics for demanding workouts.
Ensure the webbed laces are fully tightened and secured to lock your midfoot in place.
Wipe the rubber outsole with a damp cloth to remove gym floor residue and restore traction.
To get the best performance, ensure the webbed lacing system is adjusted to fit snugly across your midfoot before you begin your session. Avoid overtightening, which may restrict blood flow. For care, keep the shoes in a well-ventilated area after workouts to allow moisture to evaporate from the airy upper. If they become dirty, wipe them down with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid submerging them in water or using a washing machine, as this can degrade the specialized materials and bonding agents.