Nike ZoomX Invincible Run Flyknit 2

Fantastic shoe if you're prone to impact injury. Best shoe out of dozens tried for my old knees. However, all that cushioning and bounce comes at the cost of stability. Even a minor tree root can throw you off balance in a way I've never experienced with any non Nike shoe. So run with caution on all surfaces. It's not a fast shoe, but it is great for training.

This shoe has been a staple in my lineup for the last two years. It provides ample cushioning, ideal for easy running and recovery. Additionally, the ZoomX foam keeps the shoe from feeling like you are sinking. Its responsiveness keeps it fun to go hard in, up to 10K pace for longer reps. I would not recommend it for anything much faster than that, as it is a pretty bulky shoe. Also, it allows for a lot of lateral movement and the upper is very thick, causing my feet to get hot and to possibly develop blisters. Overall, I think if this shoe is on sale, it fills an essential role in your lineup. It has enough cushion to give your legs a break, while having enough responsiveness to keep things fun.

Amazing daily trainer, has great stability, cushioning, comfort, and looks alright. However a few things this shoe does lack in is the durability, availability, and price. All things considered this has been my favorite daily trainer to use.

This was a great shoe for me -- bought during a Nike year-end sale and worn for over 500 miles of training, it's light, the foam retained it's bounciness, and was an all-around beast for anything that I needed it for. The tread pattern is even great for off-road jogs. 

The shoe is ugly. It was used in a rotation for about 7 months to get to 500 miles. Finally wore through the rubber outsole at about 520 and decided to move onto another pair, but the foam likely would've been good for training longer. 

Super cushioned. Great for recovery.

The Nike ZoomX Invincible Run Flyknit 2 is very cushioned and relatively light. It fits my feet well with average width in the heel and toebox. The ZoomX foam is bouncy, but the absence of a plate leaves the shoe a bit too flexible for my taste.

The shoe is fairly heavy ,but it is the most cushioned shoe I've ever put my foot in.

The Nike invincible two had only a small update from its predecessor, which was the slight upper change, but it still remains as a very cushioning shoe that can push through those long, easy miles even after the foam's "lifespan". It is on the heavier side but it doesn't bother me and the upper was a definite upgrade making the lacing significantly better the the Invincible 1s. 

The Nike Invincible 2 is the most comfortable shoe I’ve ever run in. The upper is snug, but not so tight that it causes blisters. The cushioning also provides a bounce and support similarly to, but less than Vaporflys and Alphaflys. Despite the huge sole and stack height, they don’t feel heavier than the average running shoe. 

The only drawback I’ve encountered is that the sole has started to separate from the upper. I’ve used the shoes for about 500 miles, so I expect some wear, but not the shoe starting to fall apart like it is now. If it were not for this problem, the Invincible 2 would have been the best running shoe I’ve ever worn. 

Love for slow jogging and recovery and standing in place at work.  Feel is off the charts.  I run 2 to 4 miles daily with the dog and this shoe has greatly reduced my sore knees calves and feet.  Only down side for me is the soft heel sole rubs against stairs at the back and degrades and breaks down the exterior finish of the sole.