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Old 05-25-2004, 05:32 PM   #1
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Default How is the durability of the Nike Air Zoom Breathe Free?

As stated in title, how is the durability of the Nike Air Zoom Breathe Free? I know they won't be as durable as the Air Resolve, but is the durability of the Breathe Free any good?

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They aren't very durable at alll. No big surprise, typical Nike(feel fantastic out of the box).
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@wright, how bout compared to the Air Court Motion Intl's?
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Old 05-25-2004, 08:59 PM   #4
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Not too bad. Also, why the concern over sole durability since the shoes have a 6 months warranty anyway? Just keep your receipt.
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After 6 months of playing 3 or 4 times a week they are starting to wear on the forefoot. That might be because of my bad footwork according to @wright.
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Not too bad. Also, why the concern over sole durability since the shoes have a 6 months warranty anyway? Just keep your receipt.
Are you referring to the Breathe Free that have the 6 month warranty. I am not aware that the Breate Free have a 6 month warranty. I know the Air Resolve have a 6 month warranty. If the Breathe Free have a 6 month warranty, then that would be pretty good.

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I was just kidding, TS. PCMD, the ACMI's seem to be a little more durable than the Breathes on the sole. The Breathes uppers are a little more resistent to court rash than the ACMI's. I like the overall feel of the ACMI's better, the Breathes come up a little too high on my ankle.
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Old 05-27-2004, 05:36 AM   #8
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Just buy three or four Breathe Free's and you'll be set for the week
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Goalier, where are you in Houston? I am north of Houston.
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I'm in Northwest of Houston, Near FM1960. Love this weather we've been getting!! It's awesome to do anything outside.
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i live in league city, some miles away south of ya'll.

its hot as the devil's draws out here. lol. its like 91 degrees here.
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I live in Kingwood. I have been getting out to play a couple of times during the day. I'm jobless so I spend most of my time indoors sending out my resume and making calls.
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Old 05-29-2004, 01:48 PM   #13
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finished the school year on friday...

how do u guys think the breathe free's durability compares with the figjams? do they last longer?

i might get either, and i have never tried them on before, so i need some second opinions.
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Breathes are less durable at fuirst glance, because my figjams didn't wear out as quickly as breathes, but the heel gets eaten up fast
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I think they have been pretty durable.

I hit atleast 4 hours a day with them, sometimes on clay.

Well, the uppers seem to be holding up very well, but the sole is wearing out... Of course, I do slide (on hardcourt ) and I am very aggresive with my footwork.

Nothing amazing in durability, but it won't fall apart the first 3 weeks you have them
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