Nike Structure 26 - Black, Size 8 UK






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The Nike Structure 26, designed for female runners, provides essential support and stability for your runs. Its key benefit lies in its midfoot support system and ReactX foam cushioning, ensuring a comfortable and controlled stride. A potential limitation is that, due to its specialized support features, it may not be ideal for runners seeking a completely neutral shoe. This guide offers insights into the features, care, and usage of the Structure 26.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Polyester |
| Shoe Size UK | 8 |
| Series | Structure |
| Model Part Number | HJ1101-003 |
| Brand | Nike |
The heel offset is 10mm.
The Structure 26 provides stability and support, with a midfoot support system that wraps both the medial arch and lateral heel.
ReactX foam is a responsive and supportive cushioning technology used in the midsole for comfort and energy return.
Use a soft brush or cloth with mild soap and water to clean the shoes. Avoid using a washing machine.
The reflective details are for enhanced visibility in low-light conditions, improving safety during runs.
While primarily designed for running, the Structure 26 can be used for walking. However, they are optimized for the specific demands of running.
The Structure 26 is designed for running on roads and other paved surfaces, as well as treadmills.
The weight is approximately 262g.
Loosen the laces or consider a larger size. Ensure the socks you are wearing are appropriate for running.
Ensure the shoes are laced correctly and that you have the right size. If problems persist, consider consulting with a running specialist for a gait analysis.
Avoid running on excessively abrasive surfaces. Consider the type of running you do to determine if this is the right shoe for you.