A lightweight spike with a propulsive carbon fiber plate for athletes who crave speed for distance events.
In partnership with Tokyo Design Studio, the Ginkyo Collection features a ceramic effect, inspired by Japanese pottery, across a range of NB race-day styles, as a nod to NB's own dedication to craft.
Product Highlights
- FuelCell foam delivers a propulsive feel to help drive you forward.
- A carbon fiber plate tuned to provide optimal propulsion for long distance racing.
- 4 removable spike pins provide traction for all levels of racing.
- Breathable mesh feels like an extension of your foot, while allowing water drainage for steeplechase.
Shipping:
Free on all orders over $75.
Please note delivery times are estimates.
- Ontario & Quebec:
Standard (3–5 days): $10, free over $75.
Express (2–3 days): $25, $20 over $75. - Rest of Canada:
Standard (3–5 days): $15, free over $75.
Express (2–3 days): $35, $30 over $75.
Returns:
- 14-day return policy. See our returns & exchanges policy here for more detail.
- One free return per order on qualifying items.
Exchanges:
Free exchanges within 30 days.
Plate stiffness refers to how rigid the spike plate feels underfoot. A softer plate creates a more flexible and forgiving ride, while a stiffer plate feels more aggressive and propulsive.
The best option depends on the athlete’s event, speed, strength, experience, and personal preference. The event ranges below are general examples, not strict rules.
- Soft: More flexible and forgiving. A good option for athletes who want to reduce fatigue while maintaining a smooth, efficient feel. Typical event examples: 3,000m to 10,000m.
- Moderate: A balanced mix of flexibility and propulsion. Often a versatile option for athletes who want some snap from the plate without the most demanding or aggressive feel. Typical event examples: 400m to 1,500m.
- Stiff: More rigid, aggressive, and propulsive. Usually best suited for faster, stronger athletes who can generate enough speed and force to benefit from a firm platform. Typical event examples: 60m to 400m.
When choosing spikes, plate stiffness should be considered alongside the athlete’s comfort, experience, and how the shoe feels at race pace.