Real vs Fake Nike Joyride sneakers. How to spot counterfeit Nike joy ride.
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00:00 - Intro
00:18 - Check the shoe base
01:15 - Check the outsole
01:58 - The visible stitching & tongue logo
02:38 - The inner sole
03:25 - The inside tag
This video compares a 180$ genuine Nike joyride sneaker with a 70$ good quality fake.
The replica producers have tried to copy all the details of the joyride and the differences are minimal.
But when we have a closer look we can still spot some anomalies.
Nike has developed a new shoe technology for both casual and every-day runners. Today, the sportswear giant is taking the wraps off of Joyride, a responsive cushioning system designed to adapt to individual foot strikes and offer high levels of impact absorption as your feet hit whatever surface you're running on. Nike says the idea with Joyride is to "make running easy" and give you more personalized comfort, which is made possible by thousands of tiny, energy-packed beads that form the shoe's midsole. You can get a great look at them in the Joyride Run Flyknit pictured above, the first Nike sneakers to feature the visible and colorful beads.
Utlising foam beads in the midsole, the Joyride provides excellent cushioning to help push you to your limits!
On the outside, the Joyride looks like Nike's various super-sleek, lightweight running shoes. The upper is Nike's signature Flyknit material, which looks and stretches like a sock. The shoes are meant to fit snug -- I got a size 6 which fits well, but there's no way I am getting a sock in there.
Inside the shoe is where things get interesting. The sole has three or four chambers (depending on your shoe size) filled with thousands of tiny TPE beads that look like Dippin' Dots. Those beads compress to absorb shock and expand to provide a springy feeling when you run.
As the Joyride shoe makes contact with whatever running surface you're on, the beads inside the chambers shift and compress to mold to your foot. Think of it like running barefoot on sand -- the grains of sand conform to your foot and leave an impression behind.
The Nike Joyride Run Flyknit Black White is available for purchase now, see details below. I don’t know much about this shoe but Nike had a thorough breakdown on the engineering behind the Joyride, see article below
Nike has developed a new shoe technology for both casual and every-day runners. Today, the sportswear giant is taking the wraps off of Joyride, a responsive cushioning system designed to adapt to individual foot strikes and offer high levels of impact absorption as your feet hit whatever surface you're running on. Nike says the idea with Joyride is to "make running easy" and give you more personalized comfort, which is made possible by thousands of tiny, energy-packed beads that form the shoe's midsole. You can get a great look at them in the Joyride Run Flyknit pictured above, the first Nike sneakers to feature the visible and colorful beads.
The company told Engadget its Joyride tech has been in the works for around 10 years, and it believes that with it runners will have the "most cushioned ride we've ever been able to deliver." That's saying a lot for Nike, which already has some of the best running shoes out there, including the ZoomX Vaporfly, Pegasus Turbo and Epic React. With the Joyride Run Flyknit, Nike says its hope is to appeal to elite runners as well as people who may just be starting off. As such, durability was also a key focus during the development of the sneaker, and Nike says a cushioning system with over 450 miles showed "no concerns" in the wear-and-tear department.
00:00 - Intro
00:18 - Check the shoe base
01:15 - Check the outsole
01:58 - The visible stitching & tongue logo
02:38 - The inner sole
03:25 - The inside tag
This video compares a 180$ genuine Nike joyride sneaker with a 70$ good quality fake.
The replica producers have tried to copy all the details of the joyride and the differences are minimal.
But when we have a closer look we can still spot some anomalies.
Nike has developed a new shoe technology for both casual and every-day runners. Today, the sportswear giant is taking the wraps off of Joyride, a responsive cushioning system designed to adapt to individual foot strikes and offer high levels of impact absorption as your feet hit whatever surface you're running on. Nike says the idea with Joyride is to "make running easy" and give you more personalized comfort, which is made possible by thousands of tiny, energy-packed beads that form the shoe's midsole. You can get a great look at them in the Joyride Run Flyknit pictured above, the first Nike sneakers to feature the visible and colorful beads.
Utlising foam beads in the midsole, the Joyride provides excellent cushioning to help push you to your limits!
On the outside, the Joyride looks like Nike's various super-sleek, lightweight running shoes. The upper is Nike's signature Flyknit material, which looks and stretches like a sock. The shoes are meant to fit snug -- I got a size 6 which fits well, but there's no way I am getting a sock in there.
Inside the shoe is where things get interesting. The sole has three or four chambers (depending on your shoe size) filled with thousands of tiny TPE beads that look like Dippin' Dots. Those beads compress to absorb shock and expand to provide a springy feeling when you run.
As the Joyride shoe makes contact with whatever running surface you're on, the beads inside the chambers shift and compress to mold to your foot. Think of it like running barefoot on sand -- the grains of sand conform to your foot and leave an impression behind.
The Nike Joyride Run Flyknit Black White is available for purchase now, see details below. I don’t know much about this shoe but Nike had a thorough breakdown on the engineering behind the Joyride, see article below
Nike has developed a new shoe technology for both casual and every-day runners. Today, the sportswear giant is taking the wraps off of Joyride, a responsive cushioning system designed to adapt to individual foot strikes and offer high levels of impact absorption as your feet hit whatever surface you're running on. Nike says the idea with Joyride is to "make running easy" and give you more personalized comfort, which is made possible by thousands of tiny, energy-packed beads that form the shoe's midsole. You can get a great look at them in the Joyride Run Flyknit pictured above, the first Nike sneakers to feature the visible and colorful beads.
The company told Engadget its Joyride tech has been in the works for around 10 years, and it believes that with it runners will have the "most cushioned ride we've ever been able to deliver." That's saying a lot for Nike, which already has some of the best running shoes out there, including the ZoomX Vaporfly, Pegasus Turbo and Epic React. With the Joyride Run Flyknit, Nike says its hope is to appeal to elite runners as well as people who may just be starting off. As such, durability was also a key focus during the development of the sneaker, and Nike says a cushioning system with over 450 miles showed "no concerns" in the wear-and-tear department.
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