Nike Flyprint shows the huge progression that the American company is constantly making in regards to using innovative methods to create new sneakers and trump their competitors. It is the first fully 3-D printed textile upper on a sneaker and is being utilised to increase the performance of their athlete’s thanks to them being insanely lightweight and adapting the print to specific runners. The design has stemmed from that of the Vaporfly, Hyperfuse, Flywire and Flyknit but on another level to “achieve previously unimaginable performance solutions”.

Nike is hoping they can break the 2-hour mark for a marathon and make history as they came extremely close with Eliud Kipchoge running 2:00:25 in the Vaporfly 4%.

They have kept this technology under wraps very well, but have finally allowed the public to feast their eyes on true innovation. Below you can watch Nike’s official video on how its constructed.