Nike Dunk Gyrizo

Nike Dunk Gyrizo Shoes (Greek for “Wheel”)

BMX, or Bicycle Motocross, is the non-motorized version of motocross, but also includes freestyle and jumping. The sport is making its debut in Beijing this August and Nike athletes will be outfitted in innovative footwear and uniforms.

“Looks like a Dunk, but acts like Lance’s cleat.” That statement sums up the power and impact of the Nike Dunk Gyrizo, a shoe specifically designed for BMX racing. The Nike Dunk Gyrizo, which is Greek for “wheel,” is actually built on the same cycling last as Lance Armstrong’s cleat. The external portion of the shoe looks like Nike’s wildly popular Dunk model, but the design of the internal plate transfers power in the up and down strokes of the rider. A strap on the upper and a lace pocket keep laces out of the rider’s spokes, while a durable outsole compound was integrated to accommodate a wider bike pedal. Kevlar lace and metal grommets are also used to maximize durability. Utilizing rubber material and designing a thinner midsole on the shoe allows riders to walk easily before and after races.

Nike Dunk Gyrizo Key Features
• Kevlar lace and metal grommets help maximize durability
• Footwear is built on same cycling last as Lance Armstrong’s cleat

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