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Quest 6

Daily TrainerRelease date 2025JP

Quest 6 is a sixth-generation road shoe for everyday runs and walking. Nike increased the foam midsole height over Quest 5 to emphasize cushioning. Its midfoot fit band tightens with the laces to hold the foot more securely, while a rubber outsole provides traction on pavement.

Intended uses:
Daily, Jog, Walking

Specs

Weight
295g
Of 948 known values: 668 lower, 23 equal, 257 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
heavierUpper 29.5%, including ties / average +27g
Drop
10mm
Of 961 known values: 786 lower, 126 equal, 49 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
higherUpper 18.2%, including ties / average +3.2mm
Stack (heel/forefoot)
-
Not registered
Carbon plate
No
83% of 866 known models have no carbon plates
Midsole
foam
Outsole
rubber
Reference price
$80
US price
Weight measurement and plate details
Weight note
Nike US official product page lists approx. 295g / 10.4oz for men's US 10.
Plate note
No plate is stated on the checked Nike official or ABC-MART/PR TIMES sources; confirmed construction includes a midfoot fit band, foam midsole, and rubber outsole.

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.

Reference prices and release dates by market
MarketReference priceRelease
United StatesUS
$80Shown aboveBefore tax
Not registered
JapanJP
¥9,680Tax incl.
2025Shown abovemonth and day not confirmed

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This shoeregistered average

Weight

This shoe 295gregistered average 268g (948 shoes)

96g383g

Drop

This shoe 10mmregistered average 6.8mm (961 shoes)

0mm12mm

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