Free Run 5.0
Free Run 5.0 is a road shoe built around a close-to-the-ground, barefoot-like feel and natural flexibility. Its updated foam is lighter, softer and more responsive than before. Laser-cut sole grooves enable movement, while forefoot and heel rubber add durability. A breathable knit upper stretches with the foot, and Flywire integrates with the laces for midfoot hold across running, training and everyday use.
- Intended uses:
- Daily, Jog, Walking
Specs
- Weight
- 175g
- Of 948 known values: 24 lower, 3 equal, 921 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
- lighterLower 2.8%, including ties / average -93g
- Drop
- 6mm
- Of 961 known values: 274 lower, 174 equal, 513 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
- Standard37.6th percentile (tie midpoint) / average -0.8mm
- Stack (heel/forefoot)
- -
- Not registered
- Carbon plate
- No
- 83% of 866 known models have no carbon plates
- Midsole
- foam
- Outsole
- rubber
- Reference price
- $100
- US price
Weight measurement and plate details
- Weight note
- Nike Japan official product page lists approx. 175g for one shoe in men's 27cm.
- Plate note
- Nike's exact product specifications list foam, laser-cut flex grooves, forefoot and heel rubber, a knit upper and Flywire, with no carbon structure listed.
Prices and release dates by market
2 markets are registered. Values are shown as published for each market: no currency conversion and no guessed days or months. Reference prices are not current shop prices.
| Market | Reference price | Release |
|---|---|---|
| United StatesUS | $100Shown above | 2021Shown above |
| JapanJP | ¥12,430 | Not registered |
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Weight
This shoe 175gregistered average 268g (948 shoes)
Drop
This shoe 6mmregistered average 6.8mm (961 shoes)
Items with missing numeric values are excluded. Sample sizes and measurement conditions vary between models; this distribution is not a performance ranking.