That’s the difference between the Nike Metcon 6 and the Nike Metcon 6 AMP (or the FlyEase, or the Premium?)

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There’s a chrome-plated heel counter too, just like on the Mat Fraser PE. Chrome plated heel counter – just like on the Mat Fraser shoe. Note that this chrome finish will wear off with use… So how does Nike follow all of that? Answer: With the Nike Metcon 6, a sneaker that builds on last year’s design in only the smartest of ways. That means subtle changes, not massive ones. But the end result is a superior training sneaker—and my new favorite training shoe to date. The Metcon 6 Breathes BetterIf you love a foot hug as much as we do, you’re going to want laces, straps, and Velcro that cinch up tight. Of course, if a looser fit is more up your alley, we’ve also got you covered. Comfort

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In an AMRAP workout, you’ll complete as many reps or rounds of an exercise as possible within a given time frame.Both upper constructions are breathable and fairly durable across the board and I don’t think either has a clear edge on the other. Laces and Tongue The fit was true to size- I went ½ size smaller than my Nike running shoes and the width and length felt perfect. It’s also a shoe that’s a great match for high intensity interval training. Now that Nike is moving to a more breathable design, that’s only going to increase its appeal for anyone that grabs kettlebells or gets down to do Tabata push-ups on the regular. Below, I’m going to discuss different parts of the shoe and break them into sections to help with digestibility and hopefully to better highlight Nike Metcon 7 changes. Outsole