Looking for Answers about Nike Free Trainer 5.0 - Men's?

If you wear a size 13.0 in the Nike Free 4.0 shoe, then a size 13.0 might work for you in the men's Nike Free Trainer 5.0 shoe. Yet seeing as how you say 'very' wide feet, the 14.0 might be the better choice in the 5.0 series to avoid an exchange. You can still return shoes from Australia. But most prefer not to because you would be responsible for the ship costs to get the unwanted shoes back to us. But at least we won't charge again to get the exchange pair out to you. Our Customer Service Team can provide you with more details about the return process if needed.

There are no sizes on order at all for the men's Nike Free Trainer 5.0 shoe in the Wolf Grey/Game Royal/White colorway. This style will no longer be available from the website once warehouse inventory is gone. I've checked for receipts in the Wolf Grey/College Navy/White colorway as well in case you were asking of this style. Unfortunately, this colorway has sold out at the warehouse and will not be replenished either.

Unfortunately, a 10.5 in the men's Nike Free Trainer 5.0 shoe with the Obsidian/White/University Red/White colorway is not being restocked at the warehouse. This particular style will no longer be available from the website once warehouse inventory is gone.

The Nike Men's Free Trainer 5.0, is meant to mimic barefoot running. It probably won't give you the high impact cushioning you'll need for training.

The Nike Men's Free Trainer 5.0 Cyber/Black/Volt/Black, is as you received. The image in the catalog and on-line, are incorrect (not available as pictured).

The men's Nike Free Trainer 5.0 shoe in the Photo Blue/White/Soar/Bright Blue colorway that we have stocked at the warehouse does not have the blue color on the outsole. It is just an all White outsole. I will point out the discrepancy to those who can correct it.