NORTIV 8 Men's Walking Running Tennis Cushioning Shoes ActiveFloat Non Slip Athletic Gym Workout Jogging Comfortable Sneakers
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Size: 9.5
Color: Black/Green
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Visit the Store ActiveFloat StediCore StediCloud Active5K ActiveSolid ALLSWIFIT 2.0 ActiveBreeze 1.0 Slip On
Department : mens
Date First Available : June 3, 2024
Manufacturer : NORTIV 8
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Best Sellers Rank: #10,591 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #74 in Men's Road Running Shoes
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (3,483)
Color: Black/Green
Occasion Type: Birthday
Heel Type: No Heel
Toe Style: Round Toe
Occasion Lifestyle: athletic
Style Name: Walking
Seasons: All
Special Features: Breathable, Cushioned, Flexible, Lightweight, Slip Resistant
Closure Type: Lace-Up
Sport Type: Running
Shoe Type: Athletic Shoe
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Strap Type: Lace-up
Has Shoe Adjustability: Yes
Insole Cushioning: Foam
Arch Type: neutral
Cushioning Level: Moderate to Maximum
Outer Material: Mesh
lining-description: Fabric
Sole Material: EVA,Rubber
Insole Material: foam
Material Fabric: Mesh
Brand: NORTIV 8
Model Name: Snws245m
Style Number: N245-AT2WS4CT03-AA21MG-a151a150626a149
UPC: 197458531160
Manufacturer: NORTIV 8
Item Type Name: Sneaker
Shoe Height Map: Low Top
Fit to Size Sentiment: true
Platform Height: 3 Centimeters
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Size: 11.5
Color: Apricot
I do a decent amount of running and walking, so comfort matters a lot to me in a shoe. These NORTIV 8 shoes have been a nice option for everyday wear, light runs, gym use, and casual activity. The cushioning is the first thing I noticed. They feel soft underfoot without feeling too bulky, and the arch support feels good for longer periods of walking or standing. My feet felt supported without the shoe feeling stiff. The material has a clean athletic look, and the shoes feel lightweight on foot. They are breathable enough for active use, and they pair well with workout clothes or casual outfits. I also liked the grip. I wore them while running in the rain, and they felt slip resistant enough to give me confidence on wet pavement. I would still be careful on slick tile or painted surfaces, but for normal outdoor use, the traction felt solid. Durability seems good so far for the price. The sole feels sturdy, the upper does not feel cheap, and they seem like they should hold up well for walking, errands, gym sessions, and lighter running. For the money, these are a good value if you want a comfortable cushioned shoe with support, grip, and an easy everyday athletic look.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by J
Size: 9 Wide
Color: Apricot
We just came back from a two week trip to Italy and averaged 12,000 steps each day. These shoes were great. No blister or sore spots and I am flat footed. Glad I bought them, great support, fit and comfort. My wife bought Sketchers and started to regret it at the end of the trip.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2026 by Kenneth S.
Size: 13
Color: All Black
I'm a lifelong runner and hiker with experience with many different brands and models of shoes. I decided to try these to save some money over my usual Hoka, Altra, or Salomon heavily cushioned models, mainly for long city and road walks and easy slow-paced recovery jogs. My personal foot issues (in case any are important to some readers) are a D-width, low-volume foot with a painful Morton's Neuroma on the ball, a prominent heel bone spur, and a past history of plantar fasciitis. I've preferred mostly low- to zero-drop shoes for the past 15 years. First impressions after initial 4 mile city walk: The stack height is quite high (not specified by seller) and the foam is of the softer/bouncier variety, similar to the early-generation Hoka's. The heel to toe drop (also not mentioned by the seller) feels very high, at least 12 mm or more. It feels like wearing 'high-heeled shoes' to me. That large drop sacrifices the amount of cushion in the forefoot, where more of my foot issues are located. I wish they would get rid of a few mm of foam from the heel of the midsole and move it to the forefoot for better protection there. There are nice welded reinforcements on the upper around the toe and from the lace points down the sides to improve durability and structure. The weight was only 0.5 oz. heavier than my similar Hoka Bondi model. The toe box is very wide with plenty of room for toe splay, which I like. Those with narrower feet might find that sloppy, but I feel that a very wide toe box is almost a necessary safety feature for a shoe like this with such a tall stack height to stabilize it and reduce the risk of ankle rollover. They were very comfortable to walk in right out of the box, and the heel cup was nice and secure, without any slipping. No pressure on my heel spur either. I'm really surprised by the quality of the build and features, especially at this price point. While not perfect for my feet, I'm happy with them and give them 2 thumbs up! I'll update my review as I get more time using them, in case there are durability or performance issues that aren't apparent yet.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2025 by FarFromAnywhere
Size: 8.5
Color: All Black
With the price of Skechers and Shoes for Crews going up and quality/performance not justifying the price, I decided to look for another option. I usually wear Asics for daily use but they don’t make Slip-Resistant shoes. At least not yet. Hoka makes a pair for $200 which isn’t gonna happen. Style: As a bartender I don’t care too much how these look because you can’t see my feet while I’m working. Plus, comfort and function are the main point of these. These look a little goofy because they’re wide and tall. They look like most running shoes. Just taller. Fit: I don’t have wide feet but my feet will tell me if a shoes is narrow right away. These have a wide toe box which doesn’t help the look but feel great. Durability: These take standing in puddles of booze and water and syrups pretty well. Slip resistance is great. They haven’t peeled off or worn down yet. Some other brands peel off. When you first start wearing these your leg muscles, knees, back and feet will be thanking you. You’ll have lots of energy at the end of your shift to power through a restock and cleanup. After a few months, this will change as I think the soles’ degrade and performance drops. Yes, even on these. They’ll still be squishy. They actually become a little too squishy to the point where you have to compensate for the lateral movement. They start to lose their return, if that makes sense. Overall: very good value for the price. I would recommend these to friends and colleagues. I’ll likely buy this brand again in a different style to see how they compare. I dropped it one star for the drop in performance over time. If they lasted longer I would have kept them at 5.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Size: 12
Color: All Black
I work in a kitchen on my feet for 10 straight hours and these are a blessing. Like many who found these shoes I wanted the Hokas and didn't want to pay the $150. At about 1/3 of the price these are absolutely worth it. I've worn these for 2 weeks now and have noticed a significant difference in how my feet, knees, and back feel after 10 hours on a hard tile floor compared to the several brands of much more expensive athletic shoes I've used in the past. They're very comfortable and provide great support. It did take me a day to get used to how high they are and it does slightly angle your toes down due to the added padding in the heel. Annoying at first but I found that because they made me want to stand more on the heel that they naturally helped my posture when just standing and it was unnoticable when walking after day two. I didn't feel like they really required a break in period. They were better after a few days but perfectly comfortable out of the box too. The one downside is that they're not a very good looking shoe. In flat black it's pretty much unnoticable unless someone is really checking them out. They seem like they'll have a good lifespan and I'll likely buy another pair when these are worn through.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Grant Siddall
Size: 11.5
Color: All Black
This is a one-year-later review bc I wanted to see how they stood up to daily use. For context I work a delivery job where I’m in and out of a moving truck and on my feet 8-12 hours a day. The photos show how they look today, after one year of heavy daily usage (at least 5 days a week). I’m impressed with the durability of the outer shoe. There are a couple of small cracks forming but they are in excellent condition overall and still very comfortable. The only real indicators of change over time are the tread wear and how thick the sole feels when walking. The tread is pretty smoothed out, but even so I didn’t have any notable slipping issues on wet floors. And the sole, while still feeling quite soft and bouncy, is noticeably less responsive than my brand new identical pair that I just bought. I still use them for yard work and prefer them to most other shoes for comfort, even after a year. My feet were not complaining after a 10-hour day. I did make one mod several months ago that made these excellent shoes even better: I replaced the insole with a pair of Stepprs. You can find them on Amazon or just get some type of cloud insoles. Together with the thick and soft sole, it’s like walking on pillows! I plan on getting a new pair of these exact shoes each year that I’m working on my feet.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2026 by Adam Graunke
Size: 12
Color: All Black
I’ve only worn these for about two weeks, so I can’t speak on the quality and durability. I can speak to the comfort, which is great. I wore them to work right out of the box; no break-in needed. On average, I walk 5-7 miles per day at work, and these have held up great. I do have wide feet, and getting them into the shoes isn’t as easy as I’d like it to be. And if they don’t hold up for the long haul, the price is low enough that replacing them wouldn’t be a problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2026 by Calvin Sneary
Size: 12
Color: Blue
Saw review which said they too soft for long distance walking and after walking a few >40 minute times I sort of agree, but not the worst. What they are excellent for is general walking short distances and where you need to stand for long periods.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2026 by Constant gardener