Overall, the Nike Air Zoom Tempo NEXT% Flyknit is a very good, comfortable, and versatile trainer with high-stack yet firm cushioning and a nylon blade.Adblock Adblock Plus Adblocker Ultimate Ghostery uBlock Origin Others However, some runners have found it too narrow in the midfoot, which may not be suitable for everyone.
The shoe remains spacious overall, especially in the toe area. It is not very stretchy for a more precise foot lockdown without reducing comfort. Moving on to the upper, Flyknit is quite breathable despite its somewhat “plastic” appearance. Nike seems to position the Tempo as a fast and versatile trainer with its medium weight (252 g) and nylon blade, and the Alphafly as a competition shoe with its carbon plate and featherweight. They also found the ride pleasant and responsive even at a slow pace, which is not always the case with propulsion plate running shoes as they are primarily intended for racing and fast speeds. According to them, this is the work of the React foam under the heel. As a result, the shoe is more stable than other models equipped with ZoomX foam. This configuration makes the platform relatively stable despite the impressive stack height. In terms of running sensation, runners found the cushioning of the shoe very comfortable while being rather firm underfoot. Thus, the blade on the Tempo is softer, which makes it less noticeable. The big difference compared to a carbon plate (like the one on the Alphafly) is its firmness: carbon is lighter but firmer than nylon. It improves propulsion by ensuring a smooth transition while running. Another important point is its nylon plate. What immediately grabs the attention is its massive sole (46 mm stack under the heel!) with a curved shape that looks like an arch. Nike expands its NEXT% collection with a new model to complement the Alphafly: the Nike Air Zoom Tempo NEXT% Flyknit.
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