This special design is inspired by The Armory in New York, where track-and-field athletes of all abilities are welcome to step into the blocks
3 Single-layer mesh provides lightweight breathability in areas it’s needed most without sacrificing proper containment
Single-layer mesh provides lightweight breathability in areas needed most without sacrificing proper containment
An arch band secures the midfoot for a dynamic lace-up fit and supportive containment needed in all events
In-Shoe Comfort:
Additional cushion in the midfoot and heel give a balance of comfort and protection needed for the longer distances and a smooth, propulsive transition for all foot strikes
Durability & Traction:
4 replaceable spikes offer elite traction on all track surfaces
Lightweight ceramic aluminum material provides durability
Additional Details:
Designed for events long distance events
Brand : Nike
Country of Origin : Imported
Style : HQ3493
Web ID: 24NIKANKZMRVLDSTLTRC
REVIEWS
3.4
5 Reviews
ElaineM883048646
1 month ago
Runs Really Small
Runs really small. I would order a whole size up. Recommendations says half a size but they run so small. I’d order a full size up. But other than that. Good shoe. Just put me in a bind having to return them and get correct size DURING track season.
Brooklynn23620028
2 years ago
Best Spikes
I’m gonna be honest I do sprints and hurdles, but the work perfect! They are so comfortable. I don’t think I’ll ever be changing spikes, 10/10 recommend. All the sprinting ones are plastic and I don’t like that. The cushion is perfect.
Franco436469757
2 years ago
The shoes was great and comfortable, it had a great color furthermore, it was breathable but the problem was when the package came i didn't find the nike bag for my spikes.
Tai669257919
2 years ago
The shoes fit perfectly and comfortable but didn’t come with any spikes
EI145991770
3 years ago
Review to counter the only current review, which is from a reviewer as part of a promotion or received the product for free. Shockingly they gave it a 5 star review.
