Nike$145

Structure 26

An everyday stability trainer pairing ReactX cushioning with midfoot support around the arch and heel.

Listed US price · 2026-09-07. Before tax and shipping. Displayed price for Black/Iron Grey/Black; Nike also says 'See Price in Bag', so checkout discounts are not verified.

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Brand specifications

The shoe at a glance.

The Structure 26 is an everyday stability trainer that combines balanced ReactX cushioning with guidance around the arch and heel. Its durable, stable construction suits runners who value a supported ride during regular road mileage. Limited breathability and little energetic bounce are the main compromises, so its strengths lie in support rather than a lively sensation. Regular and wide versions are offered, but the published sizing advice conflicts between usual size and a half-size increase, making a careful try-on more useful than a single sizing rule.

Pros and cons

Our summary of published testing and reviewer impressions. Checked 2026-10-03.

Pros

A supportive platform without an oversized footprint.
Plush upper padding adds everyday comfort.
Materials performed well in durability testing.

Cons

Airflow through the upper is limited.
Forefoot landings receive less benefit than heel landings.

A closer look

Where it fits in your running

Recorded uses: everyday runs. Designed for road running.

Cushioning and ride

Independent testing found controlled support and a comfortable daily-training feel. Its geometry is particularly suited to runners who land farther back on the shoe.

Our editorial ride category: balanced.

Fit and sizing

Nike's fit guidance conflicts: the size selector recommends half a size up while its FAQ starts with usual size.

Recorded widths: standard, wide.

Nike men's listing offers Regular and Wide.

Men’s listing; widths and linked price apply to the recorded product range. Check your size and stock at the retailer. An offered width does not guarantee personal fit.

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The independent review found a durable, stable build but limited breathability and little energetic bounce.

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$145 recorded · 2026-09-07

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Manufacturer specifications

Specifications from the brand’s product information.

Listed weight: 320 g
Heel-to-toe drop: 10 mm
Heel stack height: Not verified
Plate: No plate
Support: Stability / guidance
Recorded product range: Men’s
Widths offered: Standard, Wide

Source: Nike product page . Listed weights may refer to different reference sizes.

Follow the evidence.

Information checked 2026-09-07. Ride and fit descriptions use brand information and published reviews where available; matching categories are our editorial interpretation.

Nike product details Official identity, intended use and listed specifications. The linked market may differ from the US.
US price and buying options Displayed price for Black/Iron Grey/Black; Nike also says 'See Price in Bag', so checkout discounts are not verified.

Weight is manufacturer's men's US 10 specification. No plate verified by RTINGS: source

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Product information and editorial guidance help you compare. Catalog details checked 2026-09-07.

From the manufacturer

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