As a forefront in the running world, Nike is constantly improving the sport. By consistently coming up with new and innovative sneaker designs, Nike makes running an easier and better experience for every athlete out there. For the last 30 plus years, we’ve strove to produce the best runner-friendly sneakers in the world. And our latest improvements to the Zoom Equalon+ 3 for both men and women are an indication of how dedicated we are to making your running experience a more enjoyable one. The Equalon+ 3 is perfect for those runners who need support and stability in a shoe, but aren’t willing to sacrifice cushioning and comfort. They are now much lighter, more cushioned and are the perfect solution for the runner who tends to overpronate in their stride.

What else have we done to make this shoe even better? Check out the diagrams below to learn about all the improvements made to both the men’s and women’s shoes. The areas highlighted in red indicate the feature being discussed.

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•The specific QE-17 “Pegasus Fit” insures that every shoe has a comfortable fit that’s neither too loose nor too tight.

•Refined Cushlon ST foam gives runners plush and resilient cushioning and support.

•A raised midsole side-wall adds even more support.

•A larger panel of Duralon blown rubber has been added to the bottom of the shoe. This helps to provide even more cushioning and a more efficient neutral toe-off.

•A more segmented medial post reduces pronation.

•A greater medial arch support provides more arch-hugging support.

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•The QMR-1 last fit has a roomier forefoot, making it a great option for the runner who tends to overpronate.

•Refined Cushlon ST foam gives runners plush and resilient cushioning and support.

•A raised midsole side-wall adds even more support.

•A larger panel of Duralon blown rubber has been added to the bottom of the shoe. This helps provide even more cushioning and a more efficient neutral toe-off.

•A more segmented medial post reduces pronation.

•A greater medial arch support provides more arch-hugging support.