Personally, I struggled with the last two versions of the Terra Kiger, and I have spent a lot of time in every edition of this shoe and reviewed most of them here on iRunFar. All photos: iRunFar Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 7 Upper Shop the Men's Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 7 Shop the Women's Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 7 See our Best New Trail Shoes of Spring-Summer 2021 for more recent trail running shoe releases. With a clever midsole change and a new outsole, Nike took what was once a trail shoe ideal for 50-kilometer or shorter events and made what we think is a great all-around trail running shoe, especially when it’s time to pick up the pace.
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That’s not to say that the Terra Kiger 7 has become predictable with this update quite the contrary. With resources far greater than most running-shoe companies, Nike could have chosen an array of options to completely overhaul the Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 7 ($140), but instead chose to stick mostly with what has worked on this tried and true model. Given the annual shoe-release cycle that designers, engineers, and wear testers go through, I can’t imagine the pressure they’re under.
We runners are a picky lot, and something as simple as a rubbing heel collar for some, or a sliding tongue for others, will send runners to the interwebs lambasting an otherwise fairly benign design change.
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