Nike Air Kukini

Pros: ultra-comfort
Cons: a bit unstable

Some relevant background: About one year ago I purchased a pair of Nike's that didn't have any tongues and had some half-functional laces. They were the most comfortable shoes I had ever owned and I vowed to go the way of the tongue-less shoe from then...

Pros: Very light weight and comfortable
Cons: Cost about 90 dollars

Nike Air Kukini's are good shoes for running or just walking in.They are very comfortable,light weight,and they look very nice fashion to them.When i walk or run i like my feet to feel comfortable because my feet are one of the most important thing...

Pros: stylish, comfortable, light weight, not too expensive and have minimal amount of ankle support
Cons: none

I have been a runner for four years, cross country and track and i bought these shoes because of how light and comfortable they were. That is not to mention the fact that they are really cool looking shoes. The top of the shoe is made out of this...

Pros: Lightweight, breathability, comfort
Cons: none comes to mind, except for questionable design

What can I say? If you can get past the questionable design, these shoes are amazing. They deliver a fit and feel like no other shoe I've ever worn before, continuing along the lines of it Nike Alpha Project predecessors. Most noticeable about the...

Pros: Extremely lightweight, great color schemes, very comfortable, great value for the price
Cons: If used for sports other than running, there is decreased ankle support

I purchased a pair of the Nike Air Kukini's immediately upon release and I have never looked back. Quite frankly, these shoes are the pinnacle of comfort and performance.

I have been a devoted fan of the Nike Air Max series for a long time,...

Pros: Comfortable and lightweight
Cons: Stability is sacrificed, only for certain feet types

The Nike Air Kukuni is part of the Nike Alpha Project, a line of neo-futuristic, "different" products. The Kukuni, futuristic looking and very different, grabbed my attention. That's why I purchased it. I soon found out that it was a great...

Pros: very soft and lightweight
Cons: no forefoot air - but for now who cares

Technical specifications…

The Nike Air Kukini is not an average running shoe. The outsole is relatively normal, consisting of carbon rubber (BRS1000) in the heel and blown rubber (Duralon) in the forefoot. Carbon rubber is the most...

Pros: Way to cool, neat oh graphics!
Cons: The shoe gets run down easy.

Here we have some fine craftsmanship, one thing it is a shoe, it fits good, looks good, but someone forgot
about a flawless design. Once you wear this shoe for a little while it runs down, and starts to look like a...

Pros: Lightweight, Comfortable
Cons: Not much support, Tread is good but will go fast.

I got these on sale for a great price so I figured, I'll go for these weird shoes. First and foremost I realized that they were very comfortable but a bit tight. The reason they are tight at first is because these need a broken in period, at least for...

Pros: Style, Performance
Cons: No laces, can't get a tight fit

Lightweight, dynamic fitting running shoe. Dynamic fitting Lycra upper with breathable sandwich mesh that stretches to fit the foot, TPU overlays. Full-length Phylon midsole with heel Air-Sole unit. BRS 1000 carbon rubber outsole with Duralon in...

Pros: comfortable, no laces to come undone
Cons: less arch support than I am used to

This is an awesome shoe! I bought the women's model in blue. Not only is the shoe comfortable, but it is really eye-catching. I am an avid runner, and I run about 30 miles a week. I prefer to run in Reeboks for my longer runs because I think they have...

Pros: Extremely lightweight and comfortable
Cons: The extremely lightweight came to the expense of stability

About a week ago I purchased a pair of air Kukini 2 shoes for gym class. The main reason that I purchased them was because of the incredible lightweight and supper form fitting comfort. Putting them on for the first time they practically melted on to my...

Pros: Look really cool, can go in water, cool on hot days, versatile
Cons: no ankle support, good only for flat surfaces, why would you want to wear $95 shoes in the water?

I recently purchased a pair of Nike Air Kukini's. They are sleek, stylish, and can supposedly go in water, but for anything but track running, they are NOT all that they're cracked up to be. Why would anyone want to wear $95 shoes in the water anyways?...

Pros: Lightweight and unique design
Cons: Ugly, no support on the forefoot, no forefoot cushioning

I bought these shoes to run in and I really think they are bad shoes. I have 8 other Nike running shoes and the two pairs of Kukini's I have are really the most dangerous shoes because they have little to no support, no forefoot air cushioning, do not...

Pros: **Lightweight, comfortable, futuristic and easy to put on and take off**
Cons: Not enough bounce type cushioning for running on pavement

I love the shoe and plan to buy another pair soon. I have the black with the red sole, they look like something Spiderman might wear in the movie. All around Nike deserves KUDOS for this shoe. I don't suggest this shoe for running on the pavement as I ...