Nike HTM Flyknit Collection
February 21st, 2012 by John K. | 9 comments

Nike Flyknit Technology sound crazy enough? As if Nike shoes weren’t lightweight and high-performing already, Flyknit Technology – a result of four years of research – has pushed the boundaries of ‘lightweight’ by creating a pliable upper material that allows the shoe to weigh a paltry 5.6 ounces by adopting the fully knitted-in and seamless upper. The Flyknit Racer is also 19% lighter than the Nike Zoom Streak 3, a top-tier marathon shoe worn by the first, second, and third-place finishers at the 2011 World Championships. As part of the July release debut of the Flyknit Collection, the three-headed monster briefly dubbed HTM (Hiroshi Fujiwara, Tinker Hatfield, Mark Parker) has designed a special capsule of the Nike HTM Flyknit Collection – one Flyknit Racer, colored in a U.S.A. colors that actually debuted that U.S. Track & Field trials this past January, and two Flyknit Trainers, which features a full-length LunarLon outsole for all-day comfort. Check out the entire Nike HTM Flyknit Collection after the jump and let us know what you think of Nike’s latest technology. A very limited run of the Nike HTM Flyknit Collection will release tomorrow at 21 Mercer.










Dear John K., you failed to mentioned which shoe was designed by which designer in this article.
UAU !!!
want the grey/ gold ones. NOW.
hi brandon...kim?
wow i could see this stitch tech bein pretty big, maybe same level as nike woven tech
I like these. They have potential
Instead of tiny children, Nike's got grandmas knitting shoes now?
Grey/Yellow/White/Black MUST COP
Want it!