Nike Free x Metcon - (BEST METCON SHOE FOR RUNNING?)

New for 2018, the Nike Free x Metcon Training Shoe combines the lightweight flexibility of Nike Free with the durability and stability of Nike Metcon shoes. It's the third shoe in the Nike Metcon line for 2018 - how does it stack up to the Metcon 4 and Flyknit 2? [READ TO FIND OUT MORE]

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