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Joyride is the result of intense, iterative trialing. One hundred and fifty materials were tested before landing on a TPE (a copolymer of plastic and rubber) for the beads.
Engineering the Pods also helped solve the problem of the Only registered users can see links on this board!
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beads migrating too much around the foot and becoming uncomfortable. With Pods, Nike designers Only registered users can see links on this board!
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were able to create a zonal-tuning for each respective iteration of Nike Joyride.
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dispersed within the pods to match the zonal-tuning that aligns with the performance needs of specific points in your stride. (For example, if there are 8,000 total beads in a running shoe, some 50 percent of the beads would cover the heel strike while 5 percent would offer cushioning at the toe.Nike Joyride releases first in the Nike Joyride Run Flyknit. Designed for all runners, the soft cushioning and smooth transition helps ease impact — important whether you're a seasoned marathoner taking a shake-out run or a novice looking to find your true stride. The Nike Joyride Run Flyknit is available to Nike Members July 25. A global release follows Only registered users can see links on this board!
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August 15.
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purposes, include the Nike Joyride NSW, Nike Joyride NSW Setter (which debuted during Matthew Williams’ Only registered users can see links on this board!
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SS20 ALYX show at Paris Fashion Week), the women's-exclusive Nike Joyride NSW Optik and the Nike Joyride Kids Nova, expressly engineered for the needs of young athletes. It was almost a decade ago when Mike Trout sat in a room at Nike’s world headquarters and fielded questions from Nike developers about creating his first signature cleat. The experience was a lot to take in for Trout, and he approached it with the deferential humility that the superstar is known for — how it was an honor to have a signature shoe in the first place, how he didn’t want to overstep boundaries in his feedback. But there was more to the humble superstar’s Only registered users can see links on this board!
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reserved approach than bashfulness, setting up a key motivation for his newest cleat, the Nike Only registered users can see links on this board!
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Force Zoom Trout 6.
“I held in my feedback for those first meetings, but it was more because I didn’t Only registered users can see links on this board!
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know Nike could make the smallest changes based on what I wanted,” says Trout. "If there was some seam on the cleat I didn’t like, I could change it, or if there was a feature from a past cleat I wanted to bring in, I could do it. Looking back, I should’ve been more vocal from day one.”The cleat has two updates from the Nike Force Zoom Trout 5 that draw from some of Trout’s favorite silhouettes as a kid. One is a midfoot strap reminiscent of early Nike Baseball Huarache cleats. The other is a pronounced toe cap drawn from the Nike Air Max Diamond Elite. (It’s the second time that the feature has appeared on a Trout cleat — the Nike Only registered users can see links on this board!
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Force Zoom Trout 4 had a similar toe cap that was combined with a computationally-designed plate.) Only registered users can see links on this board!
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Trout personally asked for both the strap and the toe cap to be added into the Trout 6.Kids have a unique Only registered users can see links on this board!
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relationship to their gear,” says Trout. “Obviously, you think about young kids who are going to wear this cleat and make them look good, and more importantly, make them feel good. Nike allows me to change what I want, and in doing so, I can create a cleat that young players are hopefully excited to wear.” |
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