Nike Zoom Fly

In 2017, Nike’s Breaking2 project with Kenyan runner Eliud Kipchoge aimed to break the two-hour marathon barrier. The project marked the introduction of the Vaporfly 4% and a takedown version called the Zoom Fly. Today, the Zoom Fly franchise represents five different shoes, with the latest being the 2022 Nike Zoom Fly 5. The shoe’s maximal design houses React foam and a carbon fiber plate in the sole for responsiveness. Key colorways include Nike’s collaborations with Off-White, such as the “Tulip Pink” and “Black” versions.