Hoof it from the trailhead to the top, and handle vicious switchbacks, nosedive descents and rocky ridges and everything in between in the Nike Wildhorse 8. With an abundance of rugged traction, cushioned responsiveness and trusted containment to help keep you upright, it’s made for tough trail runs, the ones with limitless miles and gnarly terrain that’s too enticing to turn down.
4.6 Stars
Trax - Jun 05, 2024
They grip really well with the loose gravel on the slopes. Nice cushion. I miss the collar on the ankle of previous models that kept the grass seeds, etc from falling in the shoe. The ankle stability was also better on the previous models. This model was cheaper in price - but also cheaper in quality.
maggiel514380346 - May 21, 2024
At first these felt weird from the heel, but by my second wear they fit like a glove. I used them for running and so far they are great. I really liked the color, which were the summit white/vapor green..size 6
LeaM216 - Feb 24, 2024
This would have been my third pair of the Wildhorse line (the 5 was my favorite), but they are noticeably smaller than their predecessors. Which is extra disappointing because Nike already runs small… The tongue is also strangely overbuilt with foam plates for protection, which makes the shoe fit a bit more snugly. And the top pushes into my leg in an irritating manner due to it being so stiff. Additionally, the water/mud protection wrap at the toe is less substantial. It does have more cushion than the 5, which was my only complaint about that version. This version is not a win.