Next, the upper material is thin which adds to perfect breathability of the shoe. The shoes look actually wrinkled and creased when you put them out of a bag or even when you put them down off your feet. There should be either more seams or the material used should be thicker. The fabrics is like paper (even though they used nylon type of material) and which leads to the fact that the shoes don’t hold the structure. The upper, first of all, is made as very thin. That unfortunately is not the case of Nike React Element 55. The upper needs to work perfectly together and secure the best fit possible. But you cannot have a good running model based just on great, awesome midsole. This aspect, the good midsole, I consider as being the most important aspect of any running model. The shoes have only around 7.7 oz in my women’s version (US size 8).
And that was in the beginning, at the time when you mostly feel the difference compared to the previous model that you had. When I put the Nike React Element 55 on my feet for the first time, I barely noticed the shoes. And I can say that I cannot really imagine what quality must have Nike React Element 87 been because these shoes Element 55, are already pretty inappropriate for running. But I tested Nike React Element 55 in Orlando, in Florida, for running more than 30 miles in the city. I haven’t had a chance to make testing of the earlier version Element 87, so I cannot refer to it. As a successor of Nike React Element 87, it promises to be more durable for both upper and midsole. Nike React Element 55 is available in both men’s and women’s versions.
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