Title: Limited Edition Nike Spikes - Run Reporter
Headings: Limited Edition Nike Spikes
Limited Edition Nike Spikes
Team Spikes
Oregon Project Spikes
Oregon Project Spikes
Oregon Track Club (Left), Bowerman Track Club (Right)
Penn Relays Promo Spikes
Oregon University
Team USA Colour-way
Elite Spikes
Women’s Victory 2 Elite
Men’s Victory 2 Elite
Women’s Matumbo 2 Elite
Unisex Victory 2 Elite
Athlete Specific Spikes
MoBot Spikes
Flyknit Spikes
Matt Centrowitz’s Flyknit Victories
Bernard Lagat in the Flyknit Victories
Ritz wearing the Flyknit Victories in yellow
Promo/ Pre-Release Spikes
Galen Rupp’s most recent Victory 3’s
Ayanleh Souleiman’s Promo Victory 3 Spikes
Various Colours

Content: I previously speculated on what Nike spikes we may have seen in 2016, with a few select elite sponsored athletes debuting some new styles. However, despite these being around for over a year now, they have yet to make it into the mass market. Saying this, there have been a few variations to the spikes that we already know of and have seen on the elite circuit over the past few years. This has led to me compiling together a range of what I see to be limited edition/ rare distance Spikes released by Nike. These pictures come from general submissions across the internet, along with the majority of the pictures being off the ‘TrackSpikesUSA’ Instagram account, so many are courtesy of that account. Team Spikes
Nike are known for personalising gear for specific teams, and this is no different from the various Nike sponsored/ owned running clubs. These include the likes of the Nike Oregon Project, Nike Bowerman Track Club and the Nike Oregon Track Club. The athletes who run within these groups have shown off their colours via their spikes, specifically personalised for that team. Oregon Project Spikes
Oregon Project Spikes
Oregon Track Club (Left), Bowerman Track Club (Right)
Penn Relays Promo Spikes
Oregon University
Team USA Colour-way
Elite Spikes
The spikes which are worn by the majority of the elite sponsored athletes are very nearly identical to the elite spikes which can be bought for a premium price form Nike. The main difference being the colour schemes which are only made available to the sponsored athletes, a collection of these are shown below.