Nike Air International Triax

Pros: Light weight, great air pockets, look good too
Cons: have to be careful, can easily step on nail and ruin shoes

Honestly, I just got back from my normal running route and my feet have never felt better. My path takes me over rocks, grass, and cement. These Nike Air International Triax shoes seem to handle great over all kinds of terrain.

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Pros: Great fit, looks, hardly any wear
Cons: None

The first thing that caught my eye about these shoes was the style. (I have a slightly different style than the one in the picture) After noticing them and saying to myself "Damn, those are nice kicks!" I tried them on.

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Pros: Great cushioning, sweet style
Cons: Price - $90 is a bit steep for any footwear IMHO

Back in the day we had a phrase: "It's all about looking good." In jest of course, because in most endurance sports "looks" are as important as hair wax; it's all about performance. I was looking for a shoe sturdy enough...

Pros: Great Feel, Great Weight, Good Support and Control
Cons: Air Breaks down a little quickly, too narrow for some people

Nike makes the best running shoes for someone who logs a lot of miles and doesn't mind replacing their shoes a few times a year. As a college track and cross-country runner, I'm always looking for something that feels good for 60-70 miles a week. I...

Pros: Look, comfort, stability
Cons: Air pocket pops

These shoe are good. If you haven't noticed yet I am a shoe freakazoid. I love shoes and especially Nike. I put in about 25-30 miles a week and these shoes are even better than the 95 Air Max Nike put out. The shoes seem to be getting better and the...

Pros: none in particular
Cons: not durable, "scratch-able", hard to clean

The shoe was my first nike, i bought it in my home city, Jakarta, Indonesia at april 2000.

I always liked the bubble sole of nike's shoes, they looked cool to me. I imagined that these bubbles would make the shoe more confortable than any...

Pros: Comfortable, good support
Cons: none

Nike is a great company and are only matched by their shoes. I run to keep in shape for football and I really like the Nike Air International Triax. I have a narrow foot and Nike seem to be the best for me. I had tried on Pumas, Adidas, and Asics, all of...

Pros: Lots of Support and is very durable
Cons: Price

I am a long distance runner for a national ranked Cross Country team and I believe the Nike Air International Triax in not only the best running shoe out on the market for the best price but it also provides the comfort and support needed for those long...

Pros: polyurethane midsole, air in forefoot and heel
Cons: none

Technical Specifications...

The outersole of the Nike Air International Triax is made of BRS1000 (Carbon Rubber) in the now traditional waffle pattern. Carbon rubber is a very durable material that is used on the bottom of most running...

Pros: The design, comfort, weight, everything.
Cons: Sometimes the price can be trouble.

Ok these shoes are wonderful. I have had three pairs since they came out. I wear them where ever I go. These shoes are so comfy. I just fell in love with the design the first time I saw them. They had great cushioning, and nice colors too. I mean...

Pros: Great cushioning
Cons: lacing system

I purchased this shoe because I was in need of a well-cushioned trainer and had heard some good things about the Triax from teammates. The best part about the shoe would have to be its very ample forefoot cushioning. I have not found a better shoe yet...

Pros: cushy; light; comfortable; durable;
Cons: none

The Nike Air International Triax are one of my favorite running shoes of all time. Although they are marketed as a stability shoe, I feel they are the best stability/cushioned hybrids around. When they went on sale at my local retailer, I bought a...

Pros: lightweight, durable
Cons: Air bubbles tend to blow out

The International Triax has worked wonders for me. I do not know what Nike has done but these are the first shoes with an air bubble that I have not blew out. The shoes are great for cross training and the occasional race (cross country or road race)....

Pros: stability, cushioning, versatile
Cons: doesn't really excel in any one area

About 3 years ago, I finally found a great running shoe for me the Nike Air Max Triax. I run only 2-3 times a week for a total of about 8-12 miles/week. Even with that level of use, I'd have shoes fall apart on me and have a lot of problems with...

Pros: you can wear them on your feet
Cons: they're Nikes...doesn't that tell you enough?

Nike has a good name, good style, and good logo. What they don't have is a good shoe...
My experience with Nike includes that of discomfort and easy wear and tear! I haven't had a shoe yet that wore out in such a short period of time!...