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Nike’s Most Sustainably-Minded Performance Shoe Yet
The Nike Air Zoom Alphafly Next Nature takes Nike’s concept-car performance shoe and recreates it with circular design principles.news.nike.com
Nike’s Most Sustainably-Minded Performance Shoe Yet
The Nike Air Zoom Alphafly Next Nature takes Nike’s concept-car performance shoe and recreates it with circular design principles.news.nike.com
I can't see either being an issue. They used the same blown rubber rather than regrind which is heavier. The other materials in the upper are essentially the same. Just recycled.I love this version but the real question is what is the weight? And how durable this is?
My guess is a scrap midsole is going to be slightly firmer and more resilient than a slab, but more prone to damage since the scraps are exposed?I want to know how Zoom X scraps compressed/glued together perform compared to a solid slab of foam.
Might be better for those wanting a firmer zoomX. I find it a bit too soft and my feet fall asleep…I want to know how Zoom X scraps compressed/glued together perform compared to a solid slab of foam.
Looks like mostly an upper change, which makes sense and is expected. The midsole looks like it got chunkier/squared off, my guess is for aesthetic purposes so it reduces those crazy crease lines. I prefer the more “swoopy” organic shape of the 1 though. Outsole looks like the Adios Pro 2 now with the holes.
Yeah, but ridiculous in a way that skews towards me buying it!Bit ridiculous the Alphafly is legal with its Zoom Air Units.
The upper is probably a prototype upper to test the different midsole I think.