Nike Zoom Maxfly 2 | Best Sprint Spike Of 2024???
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- The Nike Zoom Maxfly 2 returns in 2024 and continues to evolve its innovative design for increased performance and efficiency benefits during sprint events. With added stability, increased traction, and a weight reduction, the Nike Maxfly 2 looks to be the premier sprint spike for any athlete looking to run a PR in the 100m - 400m, as well as hurdle events.
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That's why nike were on discount with their maxfly so that the maxfly 2 would release very smart nike
that's not unusual
I'm a marathon runner but want to run in these shoes! Just WOW Nike!!!!!!!
cant wait to never be able to get my hands on these lol
3 questions: can you train in these, or is it just for race day? Are they good for the 400 meter? Are the the airchamber units improved (lot of popping in the first version)?
I have the same questions.
1) Regarding the race day question, my experience with the maxfly 1's is very positive, I would definitely recommend training with it. I would advise not going too extreme with it due to its poor durability. Maxflys are prone to having their bubble popped and their plate snapped.
2) The new maxflys are much more aggressive compared to the old ones, their plate is snappier and have higher energy return. I would recommend the maxfly 1s in this regard.
3) I cant comment on the airchamber as I have not tested it.
regarding Carbon-spikes: you SHOULD train in those. At least to some extend. Your feet will thank you
A few top athletes wear it for the 800 Mu, Hofgkinson, Reekie, Robert
If you are an MD type with a very powerful stride and looking for an even more aggressive spike option, the Maxfly has been proven to be a potential pick for the 800m (even if it was really designed for the 100m-400m) -Connor
6:40 best part of the video
Would this work for the 400m in comparison to something like Adidas SP3, Finesse, or even Superfly 2s?
Like from Spain 🇪🇸. Thanks Conor. Have a good day.
all yap no info
Did u even listen?
200 and 400 runner. What spikes do you prefer. I was thinking Adizero prime sp 1 but i dont know. Please help and give me 3 options
I like the superflys especially for the curve they feel so smooth
Depends on how stiff you want them:
• flexible→jafly4, finesse
• pretty hard→sp, superfly
• aggressive→maxfly/2, sp/3
there are also puma, new balance and asics but idk how avaiable are them…
@@Trackreator thank you. I am getting sp1
A squirrel!
What’s the best non-spike sprint shoe?
I would recommend the Nike Pegasus line. Especially the 37, 38, 39, and 40. But if you want to improve on the track I really think you should invest some time on getting used to spikes. They are really so much better than trainers in all cases, especially in wet weather.
ASICS DS Trainer 26. Very lightweight, won’t let you slip almost anywhere (even on a majority of wet surfaces), firm enough to let you fully push but enough cushion for occasional plyometrics. Other recommendations I would give are the Nike Pegasus 36 and 39, New Balance Fuelcell Rebel V3, and Adidas Adizero Adiós 8/7.
Forget the shoes, where can we get the hoodie he’s wearing? 😂😂
Looks like it was crocheted by an 83yr old woman.
Wow nice
Is it a good shoe for 400. Hear people saying it is too aggressive for a longer sprint
plenty of world class 400 runners use these
As long as it’s not giving out more energy than you’re putting in. Otherwise we will have deceiving sprint times and records.
that's quite literally impossible
Newton’s 3rd law states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. So no shoe can ever give you back more “energy” than you are exerting.
@@alexvorabouth5320 Same with Blades. But we have seen how those create unnatural fatigue patterns (or lack there of) during long sprints.
@@alexvorabouth5320adds motor
@@ShepherdXVII So using a trampoline won't allow you to jump higher? does that make you better than vince carter?
so umm, super spike shoes?
is this color-way available?
This colorway will be available during the next limited launch this summer. Keep an eye out on our social media channels for more details. -Connor
2 4 8 runner should I get theses ?
I would probably just get the air zoom victory 2 if you going to be doing the 4 and the 800
Can you run in sprinting shoes without the spikes in dem. I don’t like spikes
Why would you do that? that just completely destroys the whole spike plate and so much more it’s called sprinting SPIKES for a reason
Theoretically you probably could but it's not advised. Since they were not designed to be used spikeless they may not be the most comfortable. You also risk destroying the spike wells which will make it very tough to put spikes in the shoe if you ever decide you would like to insert spikes. Our advice would be to get a lightweight trainer or a more classic low to the ground racing flat. -Connor
ASICS Metasprint
...and you wont be able to buy it anywhere
drop July 3rd better stalk the sight
can yall please do a review on the dragonflys 2 aswell
Stay tuned! We should have it up by early next week! -Connor
Is this still viable for the 800m? Used the previous maxfly for it and really enjoyed them for the 800 and even raced a 1000m (would not do again max is 800m🥲)
Honestly maxfly 1 and maxfly 2 aren’t very different so yes you would be able to still