Quest 7 Trainers

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These shoes are so lightweight and comfortable! Perfect for a walk or short run. As an avid runner I am quite biased and prefer the Vomero line for longer runs but the price tag on those are more steep. These are perfect for a beginner runner and short runs. The price point on these are great! The level of quality exceeds the price. I love how lightweight they are and the max cushion to help with impact and have less stress on joints while road running. I do recommend these to anyone who road runs short distances or walks on stable surfaces!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My mother absolutely loves her new kicks!!! She says they're exceptional comfortable and the type of shoe she's been looking for. Perfect for if you tend to be on your feet all day! The breathability and flexibility of the shoe are great! Heavily durable. The colorway is simple and too the point! Not to bright but has a grey check along with grey accents to highlight the sneaker! Would definitely recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought these for a friend, and she really likes them so far. She said they’re comfortable, the design looks great, and the material is nice and breathable, especially when she’s out walking or running. The only issue she had was with the fit. She has slightly wider feet, and her normal size was a little too snug. Going up a half size ended up fitting much better. Overall, she’s been happy with them, and I’d recommend them based on her experience. If you have wider feet, I’d definitely consider ordering a half size up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] •The fit was great and they performed really well, super comfortable for everyday wear. • The design was clean and functional, with no features that felt unnecessary or out of place. • The materials felt high-quality and well-made. • I liked the cushioning most since it made them so comfortable; I wouldn’t change much, maybe just more color options.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nike Quest 7 Women's Road Running Shoes is a very comfortable shoe specially for running on pavement. Super soft sole that works great and spacious when starting on the road. I love how the shoe feels on my feet without any bulging pain that I have felt before. Very Lightweight but durable at the same time. The top mesh is breathable which cools off my feet after training in my new run club. They stand out due to the white accents seen but not too much where they are obnoxious, i really do love the color way. The only issue i have with them is they don't seem to have good ankle support for me, still a good fit. Would recommend overall.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I needed a new running shoe, so after looking at all of Nike’s current styles I decided to go with the Quest 7, and I am happy that I did so. The first thing that got my attention when looking at the shoe was the design. It’s super sleek and just looks athletic. The white and gray colors make it work with every single outfit I have too. While the design is one thing on a running shoe, the comfortability and how it performs is really what’s most important. The Quest 7 works very well for me. I have had no issues with it during my short runs and I sometimes find myself slipping them on for every day use too. They’re comfortable around my ankles and fit well. Overall I am very happy with this choice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Nike running shoes are some of the best I’ve ever had. I love how comfy the sole is without being a massive side wall. The way they feel when you run are unmatched. The color way is amazing too I love an all white shoe as they are classic. I’ve gotten multiple compliments on them at my HITT workouts and people keep asking what style! These Nikes are truly great and have been great to run on treadmill and outside on a run as well! They legit still look brand new and have held up great! 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking for a clean, non bulky and comfy running shoes!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m using these shoes for running shorter distances. They are very comfortable and true to size, with a secure fit and enough cushioning for walking, workouts, and shorter runs. I like the clean design and chunky midsole— it goes with almost everything. It is pretty lightweight, breathable, and solid for the price. My favorite part is the overall comfort and everyday look. I haven’t tried it out for a longer run and will see if it is still as comfortable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you’re looking for a sleek shoe with comfort and stability, look no further! This shoe has great cushion while still providing maximum support and stability while running. You get great feel of the terrain and your toes don’t slide forward! The material is breathable and easy to clean. The design is sleek and allows you to wear the shoes with any athletic outfit. I love how much relief these shoes provide to the rest of my body, allowing me to go for longer runs and workouts!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These women’s running shoes are a great all-around option. They’re incredibly comfortable with just the right amount of cushion, making them perfect for longer wear. The breathable material keeps your feet cool, and they fit true to size. I also love the stylish design—they look just as good as they perform. They work well on a variety of terrains, which makes them super versatile. Definitely a solid choice for both running and everyday use!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Shoe is true to size and really comfortable. Light weight, yet feels like plenty of cushion. On my feet a lot and it’s been awesome for long days and long walks. I like that it’s not super bulky, just the right amount of cushion. Love the look and style of the shoe. Crisp white with silver Nike. I’d recommend for a good every day walking shoe. There are higher performance running shoes I’ll use for longer runs. But this has been a comfy, stylish shoe I wear a ton!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been taking these shoes through the wringer for the past few weeks, putting in plenty of pavement miles, daily errands, and gym sessions, and I’m ready to lay down the honest truth about how these hold up. When you’re looking at budget-friendly running kicks, you usually expect to compromise on something big—whether that’s total underfoot comfort, structural durability, or a decent fit that doesn't feel like a vise grip on your toes. But Nike went ahead and reworked this generation in ways that genuinely surprised me, especially when it comes to the three big pillars everyone actually cares about: how they fit on your feet, how comfortable they are over real distance, and whether they’re going to fall apart after two months of solid beatings. Let’s talk about the fit first, because that’s historically where a lot of entry-level Nike road shoes tend to be hit-or-miss. Older iterations in the Quest line and honestly, plenty of other slim Nike trainer had a habit of running ridiculously narrow through the midfoot and squishing your toes together like sardines in a tin. If you had even slightly wide feet or just liked your toes to naturally splay out when landing, you had to size up half a notch or just accept the friction. With the Quest 7, Nike finally addressed that elephant in the room by redesigning the toe box to be noticeably roomier. Right out of the box, slipping your foot into these feels completely different from past models. There’s a generous amount of lateral room up front, allowing your forefoot to splay out naturally without feeling jammed against the sides of the upper. At the same time, they didn't just blow out the entire shoe into a sloppy, loose bucket. The midfoot stays nice and locked in, thanks to the structured lace-up system and engineered mesh upper that wraps snugly around the arch. The heel counter is pleasantly rigid without being aggressive; it hugs your Achilles firmly so you don't get that annoying heel-slip effect when you pick up your pace, but it’s padded enough that it won't bite into your skin or give you nasty hot spots on your first long outing. Sizing feels spot-on true to size, so if you normally take a Women’s 8, you can order your standard size and expect a tailored fit through the back half with welcome breather room in the front. Moving right into underfoot comfort, this is where the Quest 7 pulls off its biggest upgrade. Nike swapped out the older, stiffer foam setup for their updated Cushlon 3.0 midsole, and you feel the difference from the very first step. It’s not a super squishy, sink-into-the-ground type of maximalist plushness that leaves your ankles feeling unstable, but rather a springy, forgiving ride that absorbs pavement shock while keeping you moving forward briskly. Running on harsh city concrete or cracked asphalt can usually wreak havoc on your knees and shins if your shoes lack proper dampening, but the Cushlon 3.0 does a fantastic job of taking the harsh sting out of every impact. The 9mm heel-to-toe drop hits a sweet spot for heel strikers and midfoot runners alike, offering a smooth, rolling transition from landing to toe-off without feeling awkwardly steep or overly flat. Above the midsole, the two-toned engineered mesh upper plays a massive role in thermal comfort. Heat buildup in running shoes is a stealthy killer of long-haul comfort, causing your feet to swell, sweat, and rub raw against the lining. The mesh on the Quest 7 breathes exceptionally well, pulling cool air in through the toe area and releasing heat while you run, which keeps your feet dry and cool even on warm, humid afternoon runs. The interior fabric lining is smooth to the touch, and the padded tongue cushions the top of your foot so you can pull the laces tight without feeling lace-bite digging into your tendons. Now, when we get down to long-term durability, the Quest 7 punches way above its weight class. A common complaint with lightweight, affordable road runners is that manufacturers cut costs by leaving large patches of exposed foam on the bottom outsole, which gets shredded into oblivion after fifty miles on abrasive pavement. Nike didn't take shortcuts here; they covered the outsole with a full-length, tough rubber compound featuring a multi-pattern tread designed to handle everything from dry road surfaces to slick wet sidewalks after a sudden rainstorm. After putting dozens of outdoor miles on these shoes including gritty asphalt, concrete park paths, and even occasional gravel detours the outsole tread shows virtually zero premature wear or smoothing out. The rubber maintains its bite, giving you confident traction when taking sharp turns or stopping quickly. On top of that, the engineered mesh upper feels sturdy and tightly woven. It isn't flimsy or prone to snagging on rogue twigs or debris, and the high-stress flex zones near the pinky toe and big toe base are reinforced to prevent the mesh from blowing out. Overall great shoes and highly recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Clean and sleek, these shoes are very minimalist and will go with every outfit! I love how lightweight the shoes felt on and they fit true to size. The only downside I notice with these shoes is that because they were white, they got noticeably dirty after the first wear, so I wouldn’t recommend wearing them in wet and rainy conditions. But overall, great running/training shoes for indoor sports.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I knew from the moment I tried these shoes on that I was going to love them! They are so comfortable, while providing great support for a long day on my feet. I enjoyed the simplicity of the design, nothing fancy, but yet still very stylish, even my teenage daughter has tried to steal them! The quality for the price is amazing, I am hard on my shoes between my job and my workouts and so far these still look and feel brand new. I would definitely recommend these to a friend!