Nike Shox

Nike claims that Shox not only absorb impact from heel strike while running; they also "spring back" and add more power to a runner's stride. Aside from the boost in speed, the Shox also provides superior shock absorption with high-tech elastic foam.The newer Shox series is compatible with Nike+ technology. The Nike Shox Saya+ is the most recent Nike Shox with this feature.The new Nike Shox Q'Vida Hi - Women's is a new "dance boot" style of Shox. 1990 A few years later and still a decade from launching the Shox shoe line, Nike tests the first shoes that are a recognizable ancestor of the modern Shox. By integrating the stability of the spring plate from the previous designs with injection-molded support columns, Nike finally made progress in the creation of Shox technology. in 1997-1998, New, high tech, high durability materials made the leaf spring obsolete and brought about the current form for Nike Shox: four cushioning columns between two resilient plates. The result is an effective cushioning system with a high energy return. in 2001, Nike releases the first Shox based shoe. in 2004, The release of two popular Shox basketball shoes, the Nike Shox Explosive and the Nike Shox Elevate. The Shox VC IV, Shox signature shoe for Vince Carter, is also released. in 2008, Some of the new Shox are compatible with the Nike+iPod feature, particularly the Nike Shox Saya.