The Nike Zoom Streak 6 trails most racing shoes in our data. Looks and value are its strongest sub-ratings. Cushioning scores well below its other sub-ratings. The rating rests on 20 runner reviews and 2 other rated shoes in the Zoom Streak product line.
Bottom-tier
48/100
Overall
Bottom-tier48
Appearance
Good85
Value
Below average63
Durability
Bottom-tier52
Comfort
Bottom-tier50
Cushioning
Bottom-tier50
Confidence
Confidence
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when we have few ratings or when runners disagree.
Reviewers use it for track workouts, tempo runs and road races, two calling it a comfortable alternative to spikes.
Two reviewers praise the upper's heel and midfoot lockdown, one on tight indoor turns.
Cons
Reviewers rate durability 3.7 out of 5, and four report the upper tearing at the sides, two inside 100 miles or two weeks.
Three of eighteen reviewers so far record it as running small.
The eighteen of twenty reviewers who rated cushioning give it 3.7 out of 5, its joint lowest dimension.
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Confidence
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Better Shoes Rating
Zoom Streak 6 rates 48.
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Better Shoes Rating of prior versions of the Nike Zoom Streak
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Rating
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Release year
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Mi novia me las regaló para competir en asfalto (millas, 5k y 10k) y hacer series rápidas, pero he terminado dándoles un uso mucho más amplio. Súper ligeras y muy reactivas, te empujan a correr con el antepié (por lo que si eres principiante y no tienes una buena técnica de carrera, no te las recomiendo) y a ir muy rápido. Sufro una tendinitis aquilea crónica y he tenido problemas con otras zapatillas (por ejemplo, las Nike Zoom Structure 20), pero estas me han resultado especialmente cómodas, no me fuerzan el tendón para nada. Si eres un corredor ligero (en mi caso, 65kg) puedes utilizarlas para hacer rodajes de hasta 5:00/km y más rápidos sin ningún problema.
Anonymous runner · Jul 14, 2018
20 mpw·training for middle distance
Comfort
4/5
Cushioning
5/5
Durability
4/5
Appearance
5/5
Value
5/5
The best Streak yet
4/5
Overall
I've run in just about every version of the Streak, including the LT versions, and this is my favorite update. The flyknit upper is the best fitting upper I've experienced since the original. I expected to see some compromise in lateral stability due to the socklike upper, but that hasn't been the case. I've worn this shoe for a 1 mile Road Race, a 5k Road Race, several interval session (both track and treadmill), and even a Spartan Stadium Race. The shoe felt plenty fast and responsive for the 1 Mile, while having enough cushioning and stability to handle a 30 min Spartan race (box jumps, lateral movements, sharp turns, and thousands of stairs). The foam bottom on the inside on the heels are a bit beat up, but that is pretty acceptable seeing as no racing flat is designed with obstacle courses in mind. I could race in this shoe up to a half marathon if need be, and I'm not the lightest runner (6' 170#).
I really like the lacing system which locks down the entire foot, even the heel, through the use of strategically placed threads in the flyknit that pull the entire upper tight around your foot when the laces are tightened. I can crank the laces as tight as I need to without feeling crazy pressure or hot spots. Nike nailed it with the update to this iconic flat.
Anonymous runner · Jul 13, 2018
10 mpw·training for a half marathon
Comfort
4/5
Cushioning
4/5
Durability
3/5
Appearance
5/5
Value
5/5
Workable workhorse
4/5
Overall
I use these as everyday trainers and, in general, do not do anything speedy in them. Had to size up a half-size from other shoes but otherwise find the toe box and general fit to be generous by Nike standards as Nike tends to run a bit narrow.
At first I had horrendous traction with these if it was at all damp out, but these have endured several torrential downpours and about 600 miles.
Though they’re listed as a long distance racing flat, these are certainly suitable as a daily trainer for some. I prefer the lower heel-toe differential of the Streak LT 2 (4mm, where this is 8mm), but in general this is a great shoe.
Some have listed durability issues but I actually have plenty of wear left in the outsole, I just mighty retire then due to cushioning finally going.
Great overall experience racing with this shoe on the road. (21km,10km).
Also a great comfortable alternative to spikes when doing track workouts.
A bit idssapointed in the upper materials, they tore small holes after a couple of step ons.
