Nike Dualtone Racer - Mushroom

I bought these because the look similar to an old pair of flyknits I have, however this is where the similarities stopped... The back of the shoe is very hard and protrudes back towards your heel at the top of the shoe so there is a constant rubbing Also the way your foot feels in the shoe. It's like the sole has been fixed wrongly, where normally you have an arch in the shoe to match the arch of your foot, these shoes had this arch on the outside of my foot causing me to walk unnatually and causing a degree of uncomfort

This shoe fits between "true to size" to "slightly large". I have moderate to wide feet and completely flat-footed. I'm experiencing slight heel slippage but that's probably due to my flat feet causing the collar to pucker. With that said, most Nikes are not very accommodating to my feet but these manage to fit me quite well. I liked how the Flyknit Racers looked but didn't necessarily want it with Flyknit. Thus, the Dualtone Racer gives me the Racer look with a mesh upper as an option which is exactly what I was looking for. The mesh upper on the Dualtone Racer is fairly soft compared to the mesh upper on the Roshe One. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 was because of the slight heel slippage. I would give it a 4.5 stars if I could. This is a great shoe. I hope they release more colorways.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I opted to buy these shoes over the Free RN Flyknit 2017's, and am disappointed I did. The fit is good (slightly longer than other Nikes, as other posts have indicated), but that's were the good news ends. I wear them as casual athletic shoes to run errands, light sports with the kids, family bike rides, etc. ... I don't train in them, and definitely wouldn't recommend that (not supportive enough). But even as casual shoes they haven't held up. I've had for 2 months and the cushioning base is compressed and less comfortable than when first worn. The woven material around the toe area is puckered / creased, which is uncomfortable and looks bad. There is very little (actually no) arch support. Out of the box these shoes looked great, but they haven't held up with moderate wear and aren't as comfortable as other Nikes I've had ... which is a bummer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For people with wide to moderately wide feet, it's a little too narrow and can be painful after a while. The inside of the stitching (which can be seen in the 3rd picture) just in front of the swoosh, tends to rub against the inside of your foot and caused blisters on my foot. It's probably more comfortable for someone with narrower feet, but these aren't for me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] shoes runs slightly longer, better get half size down, and i already have wide feet. my main complaint for this shoe is you can't wear no show socks, it rubs in your ankle bones side and behind, i got a cloth burn as it rubs those area, I am guessing its a design flaw. Not for running and training either, it just doesn't perform that good. its just a casual shoe.

After ordering another pair half size bigger than all my other Nike's, they finally fit. However after using them the first time, both of my feet were bleeding from the back of my ankles as the shoes rub like crazy. Very different fit than I'm used with other Nike shoes. Atleast they look great, even with a bit blood on them!

Considering these are "lifestyle" labelled shoe, a solid 4stars, especially for the price. Wouldn't use for them any other reason, Purely casual, great design. Very Similar to the Flyknit Racer's which are an exceptional shoe.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best Nike shoes I have ever owned. Couldn't ask for a better shoe. Love these. Thank you NIKE!