Nike Powder Shoes Will Be Banned.

British authoritative media "times The Times" issued a report on 15 local time, the content has the explosive nature -- Nike newest shoe section will be prohibited to use.

Kenya Brigid Kosgei (Kosgei) refreshed the British Paula Radcliffe (Radcliffe) world record for 16 years in the last 2 hours, 14 minutes and 04 seconds on the Chicago marathon last year, and the shoes she wore - Nike Vaporfly Next% will be banned. That is to say, elite athletes will not be able to wear shoes in this competition in future, but the time of specific prohibition is uncertain. You may have to ask, what about the records made before wearing these shoes? Will it be cancelled? The Times article says that the previous records will remain.

Nike Next% shoes are called Nike "powder shoes" by many Chinese runners. It is the latest road running shoe sold by Nike last year.

As soon as this shoe is launched, it frequently refreshes its running record, such as the world record of 5 kilometers of men and women, the world record of 10 kilometers of men, the world record of women's 15 kilometers, the world record of men's half horse and the world record of women's whole horse.

Kipjoge also wore the upgraded Alphafly of this shoe to achieve the first human run for 2 hours. He could see that the sole was thicker and the air cushion was built. In this year's Hakone post biography, the proportion of Japanese university students wearing Next% is very high, and it also refreshes the interval record several times.

The shoe has also caused a lot of controversy over the frequent refreshing of records. Opponents believe that the sole design of thick sole and carbon plate provides an unfair competitive advantage, which is unfair to other brands of athletes.

World Athletics (formerly IAAF) discussed this. Now, the new conclusion is that it will be banned. At the same time, Nike has also been banned from using a pair of spikes. In addition, the world track and field also discussed some of the requirements for future footwear design. Nike Vaporfly series shoes were launched in Nike2017. At that time, in order to build up the shoes, Nike held a "breaking 2" activity in Monza Road, Italy. Although it failed to realize the plan of breaking 2, it was well known to many runners. Later, many brands, after seeing the success of Nike Vaporfly, followed suit to launch their own shoes containing carbon plates. Now, the world track and field will ban the use of Nike Vaporfly series shoes, what will the impact on running shoes manufacturers and runners?

What do you think of it?

O Dachiko, a marathon assistant, ran many games in Next% this year and refreshed his personal PB2 hours by 32 points. He said that wearing Next% is certainly helpful to the performance, like stepping on two layers of rubber runway. But technology is developing mankind's progress. Is this the way to go backward in science and technology? If it violates the principle of fairness, it will be the most fair.