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Why Everyone's Suddenly Talking About the Dynafish Xiaonian Dyna Super? If your running feed has felt a little repetitive lately, the same three carbon racers, the same influencers, the same "is th...

The NEICAAA.org domain has been archived and now redirects to TrackSpikes.co. If you followed a bookmark or older link relating to the New England Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association (NEIC...

Nike’s next sprint super spike is already becoming one of the most talked about shoes in track and field even before it officially exists. While Nike has not publicly confirmed a release ...

USATFAAC.org previously associated with USATF Athletes Advisory Committee has now been archived and consolidated into TrackSpikes.co. If you arrived here via an old link, event page, athlete resour...

The evolution of track spikes doesn't just happen during milestone years like those of the World Championships or the Olympic Games. While the public only sees the finished product under the bright...

Gel-Kinsei.com has been archived and permanently redirected to TrackSpikes.co. Whether you followed an old link, bookmark, or were looking for information about GEL-Kinsei running shoes, you’ve lan...

The definitive guide to choosing sprint spikes for the 100m, 200m, and 400m from budget friendly options to elite carbon plated racers.

GlastonburyRoadRun.info was a site previously associated with road running events and results in Glastonbury and has now been archived and integrated into TrackSpikes.co. If you followed a link or ...

When it comes to achieving your best on race day, you simply can not beat the advantage that a good pair of sprinting spikes gives you. They are designed and developed with one purpose in mind - to...

In the world of track and field, equipment rules are designed to maintain fairness and integrity across all events. Just like the regulations that govern pole vault poles or javelin specifications,...

2012Trials.ca was originally the information hub for the 2012 Canadian Olympic Track & Field Trials, it has now been archived and consolidated under TrackSpikes.co. This page helps preserve the...

TL;DR: Spiked shoes were invented in the 19th century to improve traction, now use ultra light materials and carbon plates that increase efficiency and reduce energy dispersion, improving performan...