What to wear in a race. Even a citizen runner like us has a hard time deciding, so it must be even more difficult for a top athlete who lives in a world where every second counts. The most popular type of footwear is the well-known "Nike" thick-soled shoes.
The Nike Air Zoom Alpha Fly Next% 2 is the most advanced racing shoe in the series, and has been improved for a wider range of runners based on the knowledge of the Nike Air Zoom Alpha Fly Next% 2.
The full-length Zoom-X foam is matched to the midsole, with an integrated carbon plate and Nike Air Zoom pods in the forefoot. The additional foam underneath allows for smoother weight transfer and improved energy return than ever before. The heel is wider to help keep you running with excellent stability even as you change pace.
Nike Air Zoom Alpha Fly Next% 2" ¥31,900
In addition, the upper is adopted Atom Knit 2.0. With excellent breathability and the addition of padding under the laces, they promise a comfortable ride.
Kengo Suzuki, who clocked a time of 2 hours 04 minutes and 56 seconds in the marathon, commented as follows
. "I ran in the new Nike Air Zoom Alpha Fly Next % 2 and the thing I like most about it compared to the previous model is that it gives me more forward propulsion and solid support. This makes it easier to shift weight smoothly. Furthermore, the stability of the sole has definitely increased, making it easier to run. In addition, the upper fits better and gives the impression of being wrapped around the body.
Incidentally, the color, called "Prototype," was inspired by the color of the athlete's test shoe. , will be available exclusively to NIKE APP members on Wednesday, June 22.
