Nike has officially unveiled their latest running shoe called, the ZoomX Streakfly, that was designed for runners who are training or racing on the roads at 5K to 10K distances.

One of the key design elements to the runner is the full-length ZoomX cushioning in the middle that’s combined with responsive Pebax plate at the midfoot. Its upper comes constructed with lightweight and breathable engineered mesh.

The ZoomX Streakfly will debut in the “Prototype” colorway shown here, which is inspired by a sample version of the shoe that test athletes wore during the development process. It features a wear test number on the medial side along with text that shows the shoe’s intended racing distances.

“We learned there was a bit of a gap in our racing line between what we offered for the full and half marathon, and what we offered for competition on the track. To better serve athletes who race and train on the roads for the 10k and 5k, we set out to develop a shoe that would still offer them a comfortable, lightweight, propulsive ride with more connection to the ground,” said Elliott Heath, Nike Running’s footwear product manager.

Nike ZoomX Streakfly Release Date

Look for the Nike ZoomX Streakfly to release in February at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $160 USD.