Nike's Latest Running Shoe Collection Makes the Sport Accessible to Anyone
Including performance shoes for trail, road, track and field, and race running.
Following the release of its new Invincible 3 and Vaporfly 3 running sneakers, Nike has just presented a full collection of running silhouettes — and the collection comes with a selection of lines that are suitable for road, trail, and race running.
The collection is titled “Nike Running Footwear: For the Road, Trail, and Race Day” and it serves the future of the sport by designing sneakers for all runners of any standard. Starting with the “Road” umbrella, the collection highlight comes in the form of the Pegasus 40 which has been redesigned with a new mid-foot band for a more secure and forgiving fit. Additionally, the shoe is also crafted with a mesh upper to supply more breathability. Rounding off the “Road” line, other highlights are the Invincible 3, Structure 25, and Winflo 10 that has been improved with additional padding around the collar and tongue.
Nike’s trail running line also welcomes new and improved styles. For example, the new Nike Kiger 9 is designed with engineered mesh materials in the upper to help reduce the weight of the shoe, while its new midfoot saddle support system provides reliable containment. Furthermore, “Trail” also welcomes a new Nike Pegasus Trail 4 GORE-TEX for rainier runs. Its waterproof outer has been designed with less rubber than its previous counterparts and has been created to provide a smooth transition from road to trail running.
Track and Field running is also covered by Nike with its new collection; the new Nike Maxfly is the Swoosh’s latest elite spring spike for distances covering the 100-meter and 400-meter. The spike delivers both performance cushioning alongside dual air chambers and lightweight stiffness through a full-length carbon fly plate.
You can take a closer look at all of the new running shoes from Nike above and they are available to shop via the brand’s official website now.
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