Nike says, "Back and just as stylish as ever. The Air Max 2013 returns with mesh detailing and sporty, no-sew overlays to ...

Let’s demystify your next purchase: today’s technology is Nike Flywire. Introduced in 2008, this futuristic technology is inspired by NASA's use of Vectran material. The material is known for ...

at Nike Get It Revamped and relaunched, this upgraded 2013 model comes back with newly acquired detailing and sporty overlays, thanks to its stylish Flywire lacing and full-length Max Air cushioning.

First released in 2010, the "Lower Merion" Nike Kobe 5 is rumored to be receiving the Protro treatment and returning in 2026.

Flywire isn't a new technology. We've seen it in basketball shoes since 2008 and it has been used in running product for a while as well. For the Free Flyknit, Nike went with Dynamic Flywire.

The new technologies underfoot were supported by stronger Flywire, heat welded bonding of the upper and an injected cushioning system. In December 2012, Nike went lower and lighter than ever ...

For flare, tighten the middle and loosen the top. Flywire, the Teflon-like material found in numerous Nike shoes and in the neckline of NFL uniforms, replaces a “predominent amount” of ...

To provide structure, Nike Flywire supportive cables are weft into the knit. The cables loosen and contract with your foot, offering the comfort and ease athletes were looking for. A Lunarlon ...

Christmas plaid adorns the collar lining, with decorative detail worked into the metallic red Nike Flywire technology upper and a mint green speckled sole. “ Check out plenty more images in the ...

Using his signature style, designer/graffiti artist Darbotz, was given an opportunity to create an installation with Nike newest Flywire technology as inspiration. Using a wooden structure ...

Nike's VP Creative Director of Innovation ... Adapt BB is essentially a step up from Flywire and Flyknit, two fabric-based technologies that were created to offer individuals the feeling of ...