About

Nike Structure

The Structure is Nike’s stability line, and the name sums up what the model does: provide structure to a foot that rolls inward after landing. The line has existed since 1991 and is therefore one of the oldest the brand still produces, now with more than twenty generations.

The way that support is provided has changed drastically. Early stability shoes had a hard wedge on the inside that actively pushed the foot back; the modern generations use firmer foam walls on both sides of the heel that keep the foot centered and only intervene when necessary. The model name is embossed on the side, and the upper is a double-layer mesh with a reinforced heel cap.

Its positioning is that of the daily trainer for runners who need guidance. Those who run neutrally are better off without guidance, as the support adds weight without giving anything back.

The newest generation is on the page of the Nike Structure 25. For neutral trainers, look to the Nike Vomero 18; from other brands the Brooks Adrenaline and the Saucony Guide 18 serve the same category.

On this page you can see which versions of the Nike Structure are currently hottest according to the Hypescore, from which price they’re available and at how many shops they’re in stock.