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Nike Air Zoom Structure

Every version of the Air Zoom Structure we track, compared on ratings, specs and current price.

Air Zoom Structure
72Decent
vs. Median Line
-4

The line's rating is the median Better Shoes Rating of its five most recent rated versions. The median product line rates 76, and the Air Zoom Structure rates above 25% of the lines we track.

Nike Air Zoom Structure vs. Other Shoes

Each dot is one rated shoe: the Air Zoom Structure in gold, all other shoes in gray.

Air Zoom Structure shoes as gold dots among every rated shoe we track, on the Better Shoes Rating scale

Rating by version, oldest first

Each dot is one version of the Air Zoom Structure, placed by its rating and release year.

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Nike Air Zoom Structure versions with ratings, specs and prices
Version Released Weight Stack Rating Change Reviews Price
Nike Air Zoom Structure 23 2023 — — 72 -5 1 —
Nike Air Zoom Structure 24 2021 10.0 oz — 77 +5 1 $130 MSRP
Nike Air Zoom Structure 22 2018 10.2 oz 27/18mm stack · 9mm drop 72 +7 21 $120 MSRP
Nike Air Zoom Structure 21 2017 9.5 oz 10mm drop 65 +2 14 $120 MSRP
Nike Air Zoom Structure 20 2016 10.3 oz 9mm drop 63 0 9 $135 MSRP
Nike Air Zoom Structure 18 2016 9.6 oz 27/18mm stack · 9mm drop 64 -9 28 $120 MSRP
Nike Air Zoom Structure 19 2016 10.1 oz 10mm drop 73 — 8 $120 MSRP

7 shoes

Prices updated daily. Last checked Oct 22.

  1. Nike

    Air Zoom Structure 23

    72 Decent Decent 6 reviews Confidence 79

    v23 (2023) · Daily trainer · Stability

    Comfort, appearance and value all average 4.3 out of 5 across six reviews.

    Air Zoom Structure 23
    Durability 71
    Overall
    72
    Appearance
    82
    Value
    71
    Durability
    71
    Cushioning
    61
    Comfort
    60
    Confidence
    79

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    Pros

    Comfort, appearance and value all average 4.3 out of 5 across six reviews.

    Cons

    Cushioning and durability average 4.0 out of 5, the lowest of its dimensions.

    Every rated Air Zoom Structure scores between 57 and 71.

  2. Nike

    Air Zoom Structure 24

    77 Decent Decent 4 reviews Confidence 83

    v24 (2021) · Daily trainer · Stability · 10.0 oz

    Its four reviewers rate durability 4.8 out of 5.

    Air Zoom Structure 24
    Durability 78

    MSRP $130

    Overall
    77
    Appearance
    85
    Durability
    78
    Value
    76
    Comfort
    67
    Cushioning
    64
    Confidence
    83

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    Pros

    Its four reviewers rate durability 4.8 out of 5.

    It lists at $130, below the $150 median for daily trainers for sale, and its four reviewers all rate value 5 out of 5.

    One reviewer calls it a solid stability option that does most of what you ask of it.

    Cons

    Averaging 10.0 oz across the men's and women's builds, it is much heavier than the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers for sale.

    One reviewer needs about 50 miles to break them in.

  3. Nike

    Air Zoom Structure 22

    72 Decent Decent 21 reviews Confidence 95

    v22 (2018) · Daily trainer · Stability · 10.2 oz · 27mm stack · 9mm drop

    Reviewers commonly get 300 to 500 miles per pair, and durability draws 4.7 out of 5, the highest mark of any dimension.

    Air Zoom Structure 22
    Durability 88

    MSRP $120

    Overall
    72
    Appearance
    88
    Durability
    88
    Value
    75
    Comfort
    70
    Cushioning
    70
    Confidence
    95

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    Pros

    Reviewers commonly get 300 to 500 miles per pair, and durability draws 4.7 out of 5, the highest mark of any dimension.

    Reviewers with flat feet or plantar fasciitis repeatedly credit the stability with keeping them running.

    Several reviewers say it is lighter and less clunky than most stability shoes.

    Cons

    Some reviewers find the Flywire upper digs into the foot on runs over an hour.

    Cushioning draws 4.4 out of 5, the lowest mark of any dimension, with reviewers calling the midsole harder than earlier Structures.

    Two reviewers find this version slower to break in and clunkier than the versions before it.

  4. Nike

    Air Zoom Structure 21

    65 Below average Below average 14 reviews Confidence 93

    v21 (2017) · Daily trainer · Stability (Moderate) · 9.5 oz · 10mm drop

    Durability averages 4.4 out of 5 across fourteen reviews, and three reviewers call it durable, one of them wearing Structures since 1998.

    Air Zoom Structure 21
    Durability 74

    MSRP $120

    Overall
    65
    Appearance
    81
    Durability
    74
    Value
    66
    Cushioning
    63
    Comfort
    55
    Confidence
    93

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    Pros

    Durability averages 4.4 out of 5 across fourteen reviews, and three reviewers call it durable, one of them wearing Structures since 1998.

    Three reviewers who overpronate say the stability works for them.

    Appearance averages 4.4 out of 5, and three reviewers like the looks and the seamless upper.

    Cons

    Three reviewers say $120 is too much, and value averages 4.1 out of 5, the lowest of its dimensions.

    One reviewer swapped the insoles to stop blisters on longer runs, and another needed 50 to 100 miles of break-in.

    One reviewer finds the cushioning firmer than they would like on hard concrete.

  5. Nike

    Air Zoom Structure 20

    63 Below average Below average 9 reviews Confidence 84

    v20 (2016) · Daily trainer · Stability · 10.3 oz · 9mm drop

    Four reviewers report 600 miles or more from a pair, one of them 700.

    Air Zoom Structure 20
    Durability 74

    MSRP $135

    Overall
    63
    Appearance
    78
    Durability
    74
    Value
    61
    Cushioning
    57
    Comfort
    56
    Confidence
    84

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    Pros

    Four reviewers report 600 miles or more from a pair, one of them 700.

    Two reviewers describe a firm ride with a responsive forefoot.

    Cons

    Averaging 10.3 oz across the men's and women's builds, it is heavier than the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers for sale, and one reviewer says weight could come out of it without costing anything.

    One reviewer finds it digs into their arches and is close to unbearable past three miles, and another wants a more comfortable upper.

    Comfort and value both average 4.0 out of 5 across nine reviews.

  6. Nike

    Air Zoom Structure 18

    64 Below average Below average 28 reviews Confidence 98

    v18 (2016) · Daily trainer · Stability · 9.6 oz · 27mm stack · 9mm drop

    Four reviewers praise the support at 50 to 90 miles a week.

    Air Zoom Structure 18
    Durability 70

    MSRP $120

    Overall
    64
    Appearance
    83
    Durability
    70
    Cushioning
    62
    Comfort
    54
    Value
    53
    Confidence
    98

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    Pros

    Four reviewers praise the support at 50 to 90 miles a week.

    Three reviewers find it light enough for tempo and uptempo work.

    One reviewer says the upper feels like a sock or a glove.

    Cons

    Two reviewers get limited mileage, one finding the midsole worn out at 450 miles and causing pain in the toes.

    Two reviewers find the ride stiff, one of them also finding the toe box narrow.

    Value averages 3.8 out of 5, the lowest of its six dimensions.

  7. Nike

    Air Zoom Structure 19

    73 Decent Decent 8 reviews Confidence 88

    v19 (2016) · Daily trainer · Stability · 10.1 oz · 10mm drop

    Two reviewers moved to it from the Nike Pegasus, and one says it controls their severe pronation.

    Air Zoom Structure 19
    Durability 73

    MSRP $120

    Overall
    73
    Appearance
    85
    Durability
    73
    Cushioning
    65
    Comfort
    63
    Value
    60
    Confidence
    88

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    Pros

    Two reviewers moved to it from the Nike Pegasus, and one says it controls their severe pronation.

    It lists at $120, below the $150 median for daily trainers for sale.

    One reviewer has worn it for five years with no complaints.

    Cons

    Two reviewers find the cushioning and grip break down early, one of them inside 300 miles, though another calls the durability excellent after ten months.

    Averaging 10.1 oz across the men's and women's builds, it is much heavier than the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers for sale.

    One reviewer with high arches says it helps their plantar fasciitis but brings on knee pain.