Nike Men's Air Monarch IV Training/Workout Shoes

Best Shoes Ive Owned! Well, For The $65 I Got Them For. I Had Some That Were A Bit More, But This Is A Great Price. They Are Very Comfortable, Lightweight, And Fit Amazing. They Also Look Amazing. They Have A Very Cool Design, That Gives Excellent Support.

This is the best pair of sneakers I’ve ever bought the are so comfortable my only regret is I didn’t buy a pair sooner! They are slip resistant easy to get on easy to wipe off great durability I absolutely love them

These Nike Men's Air Monarch IV .... shoes are very nice and seem extremely well made. I purchased the same shoe in a 9 and it seemed to be narrow, so I retired those and went for these 9W. These shoes fit fine and should last a long time. They are a good Value for the price are very lightweight and have a deep tread that will prevent Slippage. I highly recommend these shoes / sneakers.

These Nike Air Monarch IVs surprised me in the best way. The moment I took them out of the box, the design stood out — the white leather with the gold and green accents looks even better in person. Once I slipped them on, I knew I made the right choice. They feel great on my feet — supportive, cushioned, and comfortable enough to wear all day without any pressure points. The Air sole gives them a smooth, soft step, and the overall build feels solid and well‑made. If you want a pair of shoes that look sharp and feel even better, these are an easy win.

Very good product

These are often called "grandpa" shoes because they look a little clunky but they are still the best shoes I have found for exercise classes and basketball in that they are extremely stable through the last and I have not had an ankle turn since I started wearing them yeas ago. The bottoms of my feet are sensitive with minor neuropathy and these shoes fit wonderfully and wrap the foot well. The pivot point is great for people who take a cardio, Jazzercise, Shine, or equivalent class in that it facilitates turns, spins, and rapid direction changes. I do have to get a full size larger in Nike shoes (in all Nike clothes for that matter). After a couple of months of heavy use these Air shoes will start to squeak, often quite loudly, well before they wear out. I simply remove the lining from the shoes and put baby or other talcum powder into the tiny holes under the lining and work it into the holes. This has served me well for years to stop the squeak and it has the additional benefit of freshening up my shoes. I have tried numerous shoe brands over the years and the only shoe that came close to the comfort and stability of this shoe is the Strutter from Adidas, which is no longer made to my knowledge and didn't last as long anyway. One thing Nike could do better is to more firmlyvsecure the sole to the body of the shoe. The glue used by Nike to secure the rubber part of the sole is the first part of the shoe to fail, especially if these shoes get wet regularly from rain or wet grass or even puddles when going to and from your car and the gym classes. I can normally get 6 to 8 months out of the shoes and I have at least 8 one hour classes of various intensity a week (and I do my best to keep the bottoms dry!). For those who wear orthotics, these shoes take them well whether they are heel focused, toe focused, or cover the whole foot. I now wear Goodfeet orthotics and they are quite comfortable in this shoe.

After weeks of use, the Nike Air Monarch IV Training Shoes have proven themselves as an incredibly reliable choice for both casual wear and intense workouts. What immediately impressed me was the level of cushioning and arch support—you can feel the difference right out of the box, and there’s virtually no break-in period required. The insole and midsoles absorb impact extremely well, making the shoes comfortable even after standing or walking for hours. A standout feature is the sturdy leather upper, which not only provides great durability and support but is also surprisingly easy to clean. The lacing system keeps the shoe secure without putting uncomfortable pressure on the top of my foot. Even under heavy use in the gym and during outdoor walks, the sole maintains its grip and the shoes don’t show premature signs of wear. For wide feet, the fit is fantastic—lots of room in the toe box without feeling loose, which is rare. Despite the support, the shoe doesn’t feel heavy or clunky. The classic design looks good with both workout clothes and casual outfits, making these shoes truly versatile. In my opinion, the Air Monarch IV excels in value for the price. It offers the kind of comfort and reliability found in far more expensive shoes. Whether you need supportive shoes for long days on your feet, regular training, or just a pair that can handle everyday errands, this model delivers. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a durable, comfortable, and stylish everyday trainer!

I'm reviewing the grey version of this sneaker. I've bought many Air Monarch IV sneakers over the years. They are my go-to sneaker for walking and general exercising. I love these sneakers. I especially love that the come in extra-wide sizes. Usually, I get some version of a white sneaker (white, white/black, etc.) This time, I got the grey version. I hadn't seen this color before, and I liked the look of it, so I grabbed a pair right away. I compared the grey version to a white version I still have new in the box. They grey version generally fit okay. However, it was a tiny bit tighter in the toe box. The difference was just enough to make the grey version a little uncomfortable. The big issue I had with the grey version is that the insoles are glued in completely. I couldn't remove them. I wear custom orthotics, so I need to remove the original insoles and replace them with my orthotic. I've never had a problem with the numerous white versions of the sneakers. However, there was no way I could remove the grey insoles without destroying them. I didn't force the issue, so I return the item. Overall, I still love these sneakers, and I will continue to buy them. However, I need to be able to remove the insoles, and it just wasn't happening with the grey version. I'm not sure why the grey version had this issue. Maybe it was a fluke, but this was my experience.