Nike Air Presto

Pros: Very comfortable, plus you don't have to wear socks!
Cons: The only real draw back to the Air Presto’s is the cleaning.

Nike's Air Presto running shoe does not look like the average tennis shoe, but the feel on the feet is wonderful. When Nike Air Presto first came out, admittedly I was one of those standard Cross Trainer Tennis Shoe wearing type’s...

Pros: Extremely light weight, Astoundingly comfortable
Cons: If the shoe gets wet you know it, and it does not provide ankle support

These shoes are outstanding. I can not sing their praises enough. The comfort, the light weight design, it is feels like you are not even wearing any shoes.

I do not mean to stray from the subject with the introduction below, but I just want...

Pros: Comfort, Good ventilation, Good cushioning, Very light, Comes in a variety of colors
Cons: $85 (if comfort doesn't matter to you), Hard to find in stores

The Air Presto is currently available only through stores like Footlocker, Foot Action, or Eastbay. You can also purchase the Prestos from Nike's web site.

APPEARANCE
The Air Prestos come in an assortment of colors. There's at...

Pros: light, different, comfortable, east
Cons: nothing!

I got these shoes on sale for only $39.99 from I think $95.00 or around there. I had always wanted to own a pair ever since I first saw them, but the price kept me away. I thought: why pay 90 dollars for a pair of slippers?
Well, I paid 40 dollars...

Pros: feel like slippers, clean easily.
Cons: not perfect fit, do not protect feet.

I was reluctant to try on the Nike Prestos because 1) they were Nike, and Nike shoes never fit me, and 2) they weren’t the best looking shoes. All of my friends raved about them, and since I wanted to start running again I needed new running...

Pros: Great Running Shoe for Interval Training
Cons: Very difficult to find

Rarely does a shoe come along that generates as much buzz as the Presto has. The air max did it during the all and winter of 95, Jordan did it with the re-release of the Jordan 4 in the summer of 99, but since then no other shoe has generated as much...

Pros: Very light and comfortable
Cons: Not a good fit for most runners

The first you will notice when you to purchase a pair of the Prestos is that they only come in a limited number of sizes. Unlike other sneakers, these come in sizes in between extra small and extra large. Each size covers a certain range of normal...

Pros: Lightweight, Durable, Good for anything from running to lounging, Fair Price, Comfortable....
Cons: None that I can think of!

Well first thing is first, these shoes are quite simply amazing! Ok now that that has been said I can go into further detail about WHY these shoes are so great. I'll separate it into some categories just because that seems to make it easier to read and...

Pros: A very cool and light shoe for fun around the town.
Cons: Sizes are not specific so a great fit will be rare.

As a runner I sometimes have a hard time excepting shoes that are not meant for running to be sold in stores buy those who do not know any better. This shoe would be one of them. Many of you may know a runner or two who pounds the pavement in a pair of...

Pros: Great lightweight performance, extremely comfortable, great lastability
Cons: As a lightweight shoe, they don't provide enough support for pronators.

I bought the Presto Faze back in September 2001, and I think now after months of running and walking around in them, I can write a pretty good review on them. Hopefully it'll help make your decision easier. Keep in mind, while it says the price of these...

Pros: Clouds... comfortable, cool, durable,WOW!
Cons: Cheap shoes this comfortable would be nice but hey theres no price for comfort right!

You might ask the deal with me and clouds, however if you decide not even to take my advice walk into a sporting goods store like Foot Locker or Sports Authority and just try them on. Please trust me on this. Why would I steer you into the wrong...

Pros: Extremely light and unbelievably comfortable.
Cons: Lack of them.

I received a pair of these shoes a few months ago for my Birthday. I had asked for some after debating on whether to get the Presto's or the new Tuned Air's. I was still a bit skeptical on how durable this shoe could possibly be, being made out of a...

Pros: Good cushion, breathes well, light.
Cons: not good for dirt trails.

I have been a runner for many years, running in multiple 5-k's and even a half marathon. I usually buy Adidas, but have used Aasics as well, and usually go through a pair of shoes every 4-6 months. Nike have never seemed comfortable as I've tried them ...

Pros: Feels comfortable immediately. No break-in period required. Light weight!
Cons: No arch support. Would prefer regular shoe sizing rather than XS, XXS, L etc....

I bumped into Nike Air Presto while shopping at a local mall. I used to walk 5 miles per day & work on my feet for 8 hrs. It's a challenge to find comfortable shoes that measure up. I have a wide toe area and a thin ankle. I found ...

Pros: Extremely comfortable Good traction on the ground
Cons: Plastic lace up is flimsy Not the greatest support

I have the Darker Blue Nike Air Presto Wovens. I purchased them on-line at Champs. The size was me ...