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Version 3 of this 200m specialist features a stiffer plate which is cut away for extra lightness.8 spikes offer maximum grip on the track both on the straight and round the bend. A new woven upper that utilizes aerospace materials. A seamless toe tip provides comfort throughout the race from the blocks to the finish and the asymmetrical tongue wraps the foot for a snug fit.
A thin Phylon midsole cushions the foot on impact.
The Zoom Ja Fly 3 will keeping you flying towards the finish.
Comes with a set of spikes and a key.
- Woven upper construction increases flexibility and support.
- Asymmetrical tongue wraps the foot for a contoured fit at the midfoot
- Low-profile, Phylon midsole wedge helps provide cushioning, comfort and a smooth transition.
- 8 removable spike pins made of stainless steel deliver optimal grip.
- Innovative spike plate is 2.75 times as stiff as its predecessor
- Weight 159g (8UK)
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HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT SIZE FOR RUNNING SHOES
Your running shoe size will generally be 1 to 1.5 sizes bigger than your regular (‘dress’) shoe size. Bear in mind also that one foot can be slightly bigger than the other.
LENGTH
First, kick your foot back into the heel of each shoe before checking how much space is left at the front. When standing in each shoe with your full weight on the foot, it’s best to have between half and a full thumb's width between the end of the longest toe and the end of the shoe.
WIDTH
When standing in the shoe, it’s best to have a little wiggle room for the toes, but the back of heel should still feel nicely secure.
SPIKES
Sprint spikes are best when a close fit. Distance spikes best when up to a half a thumb's width between the end of the longest toe and the end of the shoe.
