In order to win the championship, every 0.0 1 sec is very important for athletes, which is why Nike has been committed to the innovation of "overall speed system", eliminating interference factors and helping athletes concentrate on the game itself. Back to 1996, Nike found that textile materials close to the body can effectively reduce air resistance, and put this theory into practice. In 2000, scientists from Nike Sports Research Laboratory joined hands with aerodynamists to launch the first generation of Nike Swift track and field clothes for Sydney's sports events, and since then, they have continuously launched evolved scientific and technological equipment until today.

The first generation of Nike Swift track and field clothing for the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games was made for the sports events held in Sydney. It advocates applying aerodynamic technology in different areas, and choosing different materials and fabrics according to the movements and speeds of different parts of the body. The clothing also adopts an integrated hat design to further reduce air resistance. At the sports event held in Athens, Nike once again optimized the Swift Suit track and field suit in 2000, adopting the latest Nike innovative technology at that time to create a lighter and more breathable generation.

Nike Swift Suit track and field suit series for NIKE 2004 Athens Olympic Games is launched for sports events held in Beijing, which allows athletes to customize the equipment they want to wear on the field and enhance the aerodynamic advantages of key parts of their bodies. The new cut is more close-fitting, and the Aerographics cooling system is used at the back to minimize the seams of the clothing. Nike Swift gloves, arm sleeves and other sprint equipment also use concave fabrics to effectively reduce air resistance.

Nike 2008 Beijing Olympic Games Track and Field Clothing Before the sports event held in London, Nike launched the Nike Pro TurboSpeed series of clothing. This series optimizes Nike Swift technology through AeroSwift structure and regional aerodynamics, greatly reducing interference and resistance. Its clothing has once again implemented Nike's sustainable development goal, and 82% of the clothing materials are recycled polyester fiber yarns.

Nike 2065438+2002 London Olympic Games track and field clothing Nike's latest Nike Vapor track and field clothing series optimizes Nike AeroSwift technology, simplifies clothing structure and reduces equipment weight.

NIKE 20 16 men's Nike Vapor track and field suit series for Rio Olympic Games combines woven fabric with breathable engineering mesh, Nike AeroBlades technology with more advanced production technology. Nike AeroBlades can guide the air flow around athletes' bodies and improve the air resistance of Nike track and field equipment to a new level.

Nike 20 16 women's track and field suit for Rio Olympic Games