Lol

Honestly, try running 10k in a pair of Aldi trainers and then the branded pair, then say that again.

That's if the Aldi shoes last the distance...

what colourway are yours? And do you remember which ones they had when you bought yours?

Leeds

Just called my local Nike clearance store

They didn't have any in but said they do get them in. They're normally £45 he said. Gonna call up regularly and see if they have any in stock before I decide to keep the ones I've just ordered.

Order placed. I hate you!

I find these are too wide for my feet not good for those with skinny long feet lol

Same, I got mine for £34 in the Freeport outlet a few weeks ago

Since there can be a noticeable difference between different footwear from the same manufacturer I don't believe those findings.

And as someone that shops in Aldi and has had their sports footwear in my hand I can say their stock changes so even if the findings were correct how would anyone know they were purchasing the right model? And I would actually say that all the ones I've seen were at best equal quality to a level of branded shoe that could be picked up from a factory outlet or TK maxx clearance section for less money,

From my own experience, a general rule would be that Aldi and Lidl non food goods are around the same quality as budget items from superstore type stores (e.g.Tesco, Asda, B&Q) but a slightly better 'bargain'. Their stuff still does have a habit of not having a long life though: I've found this out the hard way through purchases. In particular I bought one of my sons a pair of school shoes that lasted less than a week once he started wearing them.

My 5.0's are one of the most comfortable pairs of shoes I've ever worn.

i cant seem to get the 40% code to work too :disappointed:

whats the difference apart from looks between flyknit 3.0 and flyknit 4.0
is one newer or are they built for different types of sports etc

Got a link to that?
I highly doubt it to be honest.

I've seen loads of these tests and they always end with the runner taking them off because they're causing too much damage and are too poorly made.

Also tested by runners No noticeable difference

They were also tested by runners no noticeable difference.

Shouldn't these be FREE? :confused:

Great price. Would buy if I didn't already have the standard free run's

Enfield is pretty good. The Nike outlet in Hatfield is terrible though.

Got a few pairs of size 9-9.5, always have loads of sizes in.

Would recommend half a size up in these if you want to actually run in them/ sports activities for that snug fit. Should go a full size up if you want to wear them casually.

Good for those with short feet...! Size 9.5 max

Brilliant find, been after these for a while now. Even in America I couldn't find these for a better price! HEAT.

Which outlet and what size were they?
I always struggle to find 11.5 in shops/outlets.

A recently broadcast TV consumer program had a Testing laboratory carry out a number of comparative tests on Branded Running shoes against those purchased from Aldi (£20) one of the branded pairs cost nearly £100.
The tests proved that there was no benefit in paying more than the Aldi ones cost.

Wife has the lady's model - can recommend, great pair for spring/summer, and way more durable than many think.

And also take into account people that need differing levels of support in their trainers/shoes...The experienced 'Brands' win hands down

Great deal, heated!

V good deal. Hot!!

Are they narrow, I had to return a pair of 5.0s because they were made for pencil feet.

The Nike Free 4.0s are routinely in the Outlets.

I picked up two pairs for £36 each not that long ago.

Any further discount codes? Not a blazing deal as is imo as the Nike Factory Outlets have these cheaper when they have a sale on!

Oh the joys of being a size 13...

very cool looking

Thanks Mushy, ordered some blue ones.

Quidco tracked immediately at £2.64

Goes up to 11.5 if you change colour