Nike Revolution 8
Nike's entry-level budget trainer with a simple foam midsole and a light, flexible build. A sensible pick for beginners, walk-run programs, and short easy miles on a tight budget. Runners logging serious weekly mileage or wanting any bounce should spend up to a Winflo or Pegasus.
Quick specs
CushionModerate
SupportNeutral
Drop10 mm
Heel stack32 mm
Toe boxStandard
Foot strikeHeel, Midfoot
Who it's for
Reach for the Nike Revolution 8 for everyday training miles and easy recovery days. It's a neutral shoe, best for runners with an efficient stride who don't need pronation support.
Daily trainingRecovery runs
Pros
- Very affordable
- Light for a budget shoe
- Works as an everyday casual sneaker
- Firm, basic cushioning
- Not built for long runs or speed work
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brooks Ghost 17 | Moderate | Neutral | $150 | Analyze |
| Nike Pegasus 41 | Moderate | Neutral | $140 | Analyze |
| Saucony Ride 18 | Moderate | Neutral | $140 | Analyze |
| Hoka Mach 6 | Moderate | Neutral | $140 | Analyze |
Skill profile
Support42
Cushion68
Durability70
Popularity72
Price90
Versatility52
Lightness75
Ratings compare the current lineup. Price favors lower cost.
Key stats
$70Price (MSRP)
32 mmStack height
10 mmDrop
9.3 ozMen's weight
8.1 ozWomen's weight
2025Release year
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