NIKE AIR MAX+ 2009: NOT DEFLATED

(The Nike Air Max+ 2009 Running Shoe - super lightweight comfort that's loaded with technology)

To help me jump start back into exercising, I needed  a new pair of running shoes.  So of course they needed to have style – so that meant Nike was the only choice.  I tried on a pair of Nike Air Max + 2009 and  WOW! – I got way more than I expected.  These shoes are a BEAST!  Honestly, they are the most comfortable and light weight shoe I’ve ever worn – and they look great with my jeans. By no means am I a marathon runner, however, when I lace-up these bad boys, mentally I feel I can run that 26.2 mile goliath.

With that said,  the Nike Air Max + running shoe will be my ride to conquer my first half marathon.  Yup, I’ve committed myself for the Kaiser Permanente run in San Francisco next Spring.  I love the feel and support of my run with these shoes.  I even took a closer look under the hood of my ride and was totally blow away by the innovative technology.  The full-length cushion foam mid-sole and Max air unit will keep my 40(+) year old knees and hips happy.  This shoe also features a breathable upper mesh with ultra-strong Flywire technology for incredibly lightweight support and fit to my disjointed feet.  I don’t look so lop-sided when I run anymore.

My size nines only weigh 12.8 ounces – the weight of a can of Coke.  Besides the incredible style and technology I can measure and monitor my progress toward my goals by simply placing a sensor under the sock liner of the shoe.  Its Da Bomb!  This little sensor can measure my pace, distance, time elapsed and calories burned.  This information is transmitted wirelessly to the receiver for real-time feedback. And on top of that, I can upload this info to the Nike+ website to track my training progress and connect with other runners around the world.  This pricey ride is worth every penny.

(Nike Air Max Technology - Insert the sensor in one shoe, sync it to your iPod, and get all your running stats - wirelessly!)

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