Nike Air Max Assail
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Reviewed by 2 Trailspace users
Good trail running shoe. I average 20-30 miles a week.
jhemp_00
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Price Paid: $65
Good trail running shoe. I average 20-30 miles a week. My runs always start with a couple miles of pavement before I hit the trail. This shoe has showed good heel cushioning and okay fore foot cushion.
I have yet to find a trail running shoe that has good fore foot cushion, I've tried North Face Ultra 102s (horrible) and a couple of Montrails (horrible) and the Nike Assail has the best comfort, but I still wish it had more cushion in the fore foot. After 10-15 miles of running my fore feet are sore (not killing though) from the pounding.
I have road shoes I can run all day with little pain, and I hope somebody designs a trail runner with road shoe comfort. So this is the best trail shoe I have tried yet!
Great shoe for the price. You can put a lot of miles…
Blanchard (Guest)
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Price Paid: $47
Great shoe for the price. You can put a lot of miles on these shoes and your feet don't hurt or heat up. Not as light as some other running shoes, but the durability is unmatched.
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The Nike Air Max Assail is not available from the stores we monitor.
You may want to check pricing and availability directly at these Nike retailers:
 Backcountry.com |
 SunnySports |
 Altrec Outdoors |
 REI |
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The Air Max Assail has been discontinued.
previously retailed for:$44.97
The Nike Air Max Assail is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen March 4, 2007 at Altrec Outdoors.
where to buy:
You may want to check pricing and availability directly at these Nike retailers:
- REI
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