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Nike Legend Essential 3 Next Nature Training Black (DM1120-001)
Meet The Trainer Versatile Enough To Withstand The Rigours Of A Fast-Paced Group Class Or A Heavy Day In The Weight Room. Equipped With A Flat Heel, High-Abrasion Materials And A Flexible Sole, It Provides Comfort And Support That’s Ready To Hit The Gym. See The Specks On The Outsole? That Means It’s Constructed With At Least 8% Nike Grind Material, Made From Scraps From The Footwear Manufacturing Process. The Overall Design Helps Brace Your Heel On Top Of A Flat Sole For Stability During Lifting And Squats. Stacked Midfoot Foam Adds Sturdiness, So You Can Squeeze Out Another Rep. Grooves Under The Toes Keep It Flexible Enough For Agility Drills. Grippy Traction Keeps You Moving On All Types Of Gym Surfaces. High-Abrasion Honeycomb Mesh And Durable Overlays On The Back And Sides Give It Grit To Keep You Going. Plush Collar Makes It Easier To Slip In And Out Of The Shoes. Rubber Wraps Up From The Sole To The Sides For Added Durability.
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We compare this sneaker's price with the 5178 other adult versions of the Sneaker that we track. At a lowest price of €96 this colorway is cheaper than 74% of those 5178 versions. The group median sits at €140, with resale outliers up to €46.342. The chart shows exactly where this sneaker falls — the black marker — among all the others.
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