Ceramic Track Spike

Will not damage track.

Ceramic track spike.

Nano grip sprint track spikes replacement upgrade track spikes 40 pack 1 4 7mm black in track field. The pyramid the needle pin and the compression tier christmas tree. Ultra lite ceramic track spikes. These sink deeper into the track and may serve a lighter runner better than a heavier runner.

They normally have a maximum diameter nearly equal to the diameter of the threads of the spike. Omni lite space age ceramic track spikes were utilized by athletes who have won over 40 gold medals in the summer olympics. Will not rust or corrode. Patented design compresses track to provide more energy back to the athlete.

Omni lite ceramic track spikes. Pyramids are conical spikes that taper to a sharp point. Omni lite spikes are a standard feature on track shoes designed by the world s leading athletic shoe manufacturers including nike adidas reebok puma and new balance. 1 4 x 2 flat bar 1 1 2 x 1 1 2 angle ceramic cooling tower tiles height.

Longer needle spikes 1 4 or 3 8 are more common on dirt grass cross country courses or on cinder tracks but these lengths are not as common. The useful life of the product can be extended significantly by avoiding concrete. Spikes are generally metal or ceramic and come in three main types. Enjoy free shipping returns with a nike membership.

Slimmer than pyramid spikes and usually available in 3 16 length. Patented space age ceramic material 1 3 the weight of traditional steel spikes. 6 1 2 feet. Omni lite s track spikes are standard features in the track shoes designed and manufactured by the world s leading athletic shoe manufacturers including nike adidas reebok puma and new balance.

These space age ceramic track spikes were utilized in the gold shoes that propelled michael johnson to two medals highlighted by his remarkable world record 200m sprint at atlanta olympics and have been standard olympic collegiate levels ever since. The ultra lite ceramic spike is designed to provide athletes with a lightweight product that feels good on the track and maximizes energy returned to the athlete by compressing the track rather than cutting it.