NORTIV 8 Men’s Walking Shoes Running Tennis Cushioning ActiveBreeze Non Slip Athletic Gym Workout Comfortable Fashion Sneakers
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Light & plush for everyday comfort.
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DESIGN FOR
Women
Men
Men
Men
Men
Women
Women
BEST FOR
Walking, Road Running
Walking, Road Running
Walking, Road Running
Walking, Road Running
Walking, Road Running
Walking, Road Running
Walking, Road Running
FEATURES
Comfort & Cushioning
Cushioning & Hands-free
Comfort & Hands-free
Comfort & Cushioning
Comfort & Cushioning
Comfort & Hands-free
Comfort & Cushioning
TYPE
Lace-up
Slip-on
Slip-on
Lace-up
Lace-up
Slip-on
Lace-up
OUTSOLE
EVA,Rubber
MD,TPU,Rubber
EVA,Rubber
EVA,Rubber
EVA,Rubber
EVA,Rubber
EVA,Rubber
UPPER
Knit
Mesh,PU
Mesh,TPU
Mesh,TPU
Mesh,TPU
Mesh,TPU
Mesh,TPU
Department : mens
Date First Available : August 28, 2024
Manufacturer : NORTIV 8
ASIN : B0DFFXT7TG
Best Sellers Rank: #10,419 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #18 in Men’s Walking Shoes
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11 reviews for NORTIV 8 Men’s Walking Shoes Running Tennis Cushioning ActiveBreeze Non Slip Athletic Gym Workout Comfortable Fashion Sneakers
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Brian –
Hoka / Brooks Killer!
Wow! Amazing shoes. I have had three foot surgeries, including a full reconstruction of my left foot. I have been a hard core Brooks and Hoka guy for almost a decade. I have tried every cushioned stablity shoe out there. I am blown away by how good these shoes are. Compared to my Brooks Adrenaline GTS (bottom shoe in the pic) the Nortiv 8 have more cushioning and stablity by far! I compared them with one on each foot and now my Brooks feel like hard boards. These shoes are without a doubt the most comfortable and stable shoe I have ever owned. I will be buying more. I am also 6’5″ 290lbs and ruck 5 miles with 75lbs everyday. I cannot wait until tomorrow morning when I get to put these shoes to the real test. If you are on the fence about these or just tired of spending $150+ on Hokas or Brooks, give these a shot. For $45 you can’t go wrong.
George Reyes –
Comfortable, durable.
I have a pair of Hoka shoes. Don’t get me wrong, they are great. When I saw these, for a third of the price of what I paid for the Hoka, I said what the heck, buy them and if they are not good, at least I tried them. These shoes are as comfortable, sturdy and durable as the more expensive brand. From now on these are the ones I’m buying. They are awesome. Give them a try. You will not be disappointed.
Amazon Customer –
Great shoe for the price
I have been wearing HOKA’s for a while now, and when it came time to replace them i didn’t want to spend $120-140 for shoes. I found these and they are now my go to shoe. I walk between 5-8 miles a day, and they last about 5-6 months. This is my second pair and will be getting a third in a few months when these wear out.
MJA –
Not a Hoka replacement
*Update: the company reached out to me and offered a refund. They also offered to send me a different pair to try for free. I have to say,I wasn’t expecting that as I bought these awhile ago. I also started wearing them again, thinking maybe they needed more break in. After 3 days they still are not Hoka’s, but much better now. I revised my review from 2 stars, to 4 stars as this is the best customer service I have gotten on Amazon.I was hoping this would be a more affordable Hoka, but that is not the case. I find my cheaper Adidas Duramo more comfortable and that can be had for under $30 on sale. You are better off finding Hoka’s on sale, picked up a pair of Hoka Mach 6 for only $25 more than this and it is night and day better.The Nortiv 8 are not bad shoes, but I had to add new insoles to improve the comfort. These should be priced at $30 or less, anymore and there are better options out there.
Adam Snook –
Good for flat feet
These shoes are absolutely fantastic! I originally purchased the Nortiv 8 Active Float ones first, and although very squishy and comfy when you’re walking, they hurt my flat feet at the arch when standing for long periods of time.So I purchased these Active Breeze ones to see the difference. There was a BIG difference in feel and comfort. These Active Breeze are firmer in feel when standing and stepping, however the soles do give way to your feet so you do feel that “squish” it’s just a slower response. For my slightly wider, flat feet these are working so so well and I’m able to handing 12 hour shifts while on my feet.The verdict: if you have an arch and not flat footed, give the Active Floats a try. If you’re flat footed like me and have a very small arch, give the Active Breeze a try!
JimLu review –
FLOATS ON STEROIDS
Note: The 5-star rating is contingent on added arch support and foam inserts. Let me say this about the name “Active Breeze”. This Is a very aggressive, not butterflies in a field, looking sneaker, and the name just plain doesn’t fit! This sneaker is much better looking in person than online! The blue is rich and deep. The sole is wide and deeply flared front and back giving it a very dynamic, stable, wide tread stance. The heel is tall, fat, and impressive. First impressions: unlike the Move Propels, the sole flexes, like the Floats. However, unlike the Floats, there is almost no arch support! And the insole is not soft enough. While the tongue and reflective pull are commendably longer, you must use the furthest back eyelets to control the loosie goosey heal with precious little tongue left, though this IS a big improvement. Just didn’t go far enough! Please note these may look like but are NOT slip ins. Had they been, there might have gripped the heal better, and looked even better! The reflective tongue and heal pulls are a big convenience and a more contemporary style with more night reflectivity. Unlike the Floats and Move propels, the knit uppers’ fabric is not reinforced and relies more on internal bracing and your foot to maintain its shape, so there is some toe box wrinkling, and you can see abnormalities in your foot, like bunions. This softness is comfy, but may or may not cause instability, and potential long-term failure as the eyelet area and tongue are not as well planted. I shopped a pair of Hoka Bondi 8’s recently that surprisingly were not as dynamic looking or impressive, in person, as the Active Breezes, (that name still sticks in my mouth) (try saying “Breezes” three times). Unexpected! Bondi looked better online, though I gather they are more comfortable out of the box, and of course there is the status thingy, so… you better like the giant Hoka logos that dominate the shoe. A word on product id. You don’t have to do a Hoka, but no product id at all makes the sneaker look generic and gets you no brand recognition, loyalty, or street creds. A big 8 somewhere, easily identifiable, like in the tread pattern or on the heal or tongue would id the brand of these cool sneakers and generate a well-deserved fan base, like every major brand, as in ” look, those are obviously Nortiv 8’s. I know that brand” Adding arch supports and inserts are nickels and dimes compared to the $100.00 plus price difference. My favorites are still the Move Propels because nothing looks or acts like them, but the active Breezes are a close second and somewhat more practical, as they are not jacked up platforms, (though I do like that!). They flex and have a slightly smaller toe box than the Floats though still roomy for my wide feet. And they are bouncy. Lots of rocker (a good thing) so they walk smooth without clomping, and a springy ball of foot and mid sole boost like Saucony Axon 2 without the Saucony’s odd zero drop-ish feeling. As it turns out, they walk as good as the Floats and look gobs better. More later.
WoodyUncensored –
Loving these around my warehouse. They’re soft and cushioney, and I’m like an inch taller. I’m already 6’1″ and it’s noticeable.
Orlando cruz –
Excelente!!! La verdad tenía mis dudas pero al usarlos, al menos por ahora, me han resultado de lo más cómodos, y si realmente los puedes usar gran parte del día y siguen siendo cómodos y ligeros, magníficos
Juan J. –
Muy buen producto tenía dudas ya los estrenes y superan mis expectativas ya que soy una persona de 1.85 cms y peso 140kgs lo que lo hace mejor que vienen anchos eso ayuda cuando haces ejerció de caminata o estás de pie todo el día.
Verah –
Very comfortable shoe love the leg room. Could be less chunky on the soul. Overall good shoes. Live the colour too. Hoka kind of comfort.
Gil Contreras –
Excelente compra muy comodos