Nike Dragonfly 2 Elite Spikes
Regular price$245.00
Best For:
Track,
Speed Work,
Race Day
Sizing & Fit:
A properly sized toe box offers about 1 cm of length in the front and provides a secure fit with room for natural movement, without excess width.
Fitted Toe Box
Most Order a Half Size Up
Feel:
Responsive
Responsive: Cushion that bounces back quickly, for a lively, 'feel-the-ground' experience.
Support & Cushioning:
Neutral
Neutral: Neutral shoes that provide a natural running experience with balanced support and no added stability features.
Plate:
Carbon Plate
Carbon Plate: A snappy, high-performance plate designed to maximize propulsion and energy return.
Weight:
136.0g / 4.8oz
Drop:
Drop: The height difference between heel and toe. High drop (8mm+) aids heel strikers, longer distances, and Achilles relief, low drop (0-4mm) suits midfoot/forefoot strikers and a natural feel.
4.1 mm (19.8 mm / 15.7 mm)
Product Description
Ultralight foam and carbon plate help unlock your race-day speed.
Nike's most dominant distance track spikes are back at the starting line, ready to break even more world records. Now loaded with an ultralight ZoomX foam and a responsive carbon plate, the Dragonfly 2 Elite can help unleash a new level of speed you’ll want to save for race day. It's donned by the fastest 5K and 10K runners in the sport, who are ready to reach new heights.
Product Highlights
- Engineered Upper - New yarns and engineered upper enhance breathability and comfort. The upper's conforming fit gives a disappearing sensation that is built to go the distance. Heel is reinforced to help improve stability.
- ZoomX Foam - Full-length ZoomX foam, Nike’s lightest and most resilient foam, delivering a high level of energy return with every stride you take.
- Stable Connection - Four permanent spikes help reduce the weight of the plate and create a wide, flat platform for a stable connection to the track.
- Carbon Plate - Carbon unlocks plate response and helps reduce weight. The curved design gives you a propulsive feel.
- What's New? - A slightly wider midfoot and forefoot compared to the previous iteration improve the feeling of stability on straightaways and especially around the turns.