GYAKUSOU, with its rebellious spirit, focuses on "trekking" in the fall/winter season.

GYAKUSOU, led by Jun Takahashi, has been attracting the keenest attention from runners around the world. The latest technology is used in their clothing, and combined with innovative design, each release is a hot topic of conversation.

The inspiration for GYAKUSOU's Fall/Winter 2007 season came from the bold and rebellious spirit of the 1970s running craze.

And in a departure from previous series that have focused on running, this time the focus is on trail running. At the center of the lineup is the Nike Zoom Air Pegasus 36 Trail, which can be worn from trail to road. Not only does it have an aggressive design, but it also has plenty of specs.

The mesh upper has a water-repellent coating.

In addition to details that pursue functional beauty, such as the upper designed based on the results of research on foot temperature distribution and the asymmetrically placed laces for smooth foot movement, the graphic of a rose on the upper is also noteworthy. The contrast between the beautiful flowers and the sharp spikes expresses Takahashi's creed of "balance chaos.

In addition to shoes, the release will include a hooded rain top, cut and sewn clothing, shorts, and multifunctional pants.

The launch will begin on Thursday, September 26, with the "NIKE.COM/NIKELABand at select NikeLab retailers.

Nike and Jun Takahashi have been collaborating on this project for nine years. The design of these treerun items has never been seen before, so it's important to check them out as soon as possible.