Nike’s latest running shoe, the Structure 26, arrives with a clear mission to deliver serious stability without sacrificing comfort. Designed for runners who need support on long distances, daily training, or even casual wear, this shoe builds on three decades of innovation in Nike’s Structure line.

The key upgrade? A reimagined approach to stability. Instead of relying on rigid materials, the Structure 26 uses Nike’s ReactX foam midsole for smooth transitions from heel to toe. The midfoot support system wraps around the arch and heel, keeping pronation in check while maintaining flexibility.  Breathability and durability also get attention. A new mesh upper includes extra padding around the collar and tongue, while a zoned rubber outsole improves traction where runners need it most.

Developed with insights from elite athletes and everyday runners at the Nike Sport Research Lab, the Structure 26 joins the Vomero and Pegasus in Nike’s streamlined road-running lineup. Each serves a distinct purpose (maximum cushioning, energy return, or, in this case, stability) making it easier for runners to find their perfect match.

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Available July 3 on nike.com and select retailers.