Nike is getting into hybrid training with a new footwear line made for workouts that move between running and strength work. Two models lead the collection: the Nike Hybrid RN for everyday training and the Hybrid Fly for competition.
The Hybrid RN pairs ReactX foam with an Air Zoom unit in the forefoot. Its wider toe box and broad base should provide a steadier platform for lifting, while leaving enough cushioning and flexibility for runs, jumps, and faster gym work.
More of Nike’s racing technology appears on the Hybrid Fly. ZoomX foam sits above a carbon-fiber Flyplate, with two Air Zoom units placed in the forefoot. The shoe is meant to feel quick during running portions without losing the grip and stability needed when the race shifts to strength stations.
World champion hybrid athlete Dylan Scott said he wanted the snap of a carbon-plated running shoe with more secure footing on the competition floor. Rather than building one model to cover everything, Nike split that idea between a daily trainer and a race-day option.
The Nike Hybrid RN releases in China on September 24, 2026, followed by a global launch on October 8 through Nike and select retailers. Unisex sizing will be available for $150. The Nike Hybrid Fly is scheduled to release in April 2027, with pricing still to be announced.
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