I've just bought my first pair of Nike Frees (3.0). Two questions:
1. Are Nike now abandoning the concept?
2. Why do the 'instructions' say I have to wear them around the house for a while before I run in them? I'm used to walking barefoot around the house.
Behind the Curve wrote:
I've just bought my first pair of Nike Frees (3.0). Two questions:
1. Are Nike now abandoning the concept?
2. Why do the 'instructions' say I have to wear them around the house for a while before I run in them? I'm used to walking barefoot around the house.
1. Don't know.
2. You can ignore those instructions.
Where did you find the 3.0s. I have been looking for a pair and can't find them online except for some of the shady ship from overseas sites.
The UK. Sorry... They are in short supply here too mind.
the free 3.0 is re-released for summer 08. nike isn't abandoning the concept at all and nike be carrying the basic philosophy over to all their performance shoes to some degree. free everyday, 5.0 and 30.0 take yer pick.
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