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Nike Victory 2
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Nike · men

Victory 2

Citron Pulse / Indigo Burst / Volt Ice

£128.00£199.9936%

checked 9h ago

Sizes at best price (UK)

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Colourways — prices differ

Where to buy

RetailerPriceStockCheckedBuy
Pro:Direct Running£128.00in stock9h agoGo to shop

On paper

The Victory 2 is a track shoe from Nike.

We track 2 colourways of this shoe, priced from £79.60 to £128.00 right now. This Citron Pulse / Indigo Burst / Volt Ice build sits at £128.00 — currently the dearest colour. Retailers clear colour by colour, so the spread moves week to week.

From Nike

Tested and validated by the best middle-distance runners in the planet, the Nike Air Zoom Victory 2 in Multi Colour/Multi Colour will not just be going for gold in Paris but can help guide you to the top of the podium, whether you run.The Nike Air Zoom Victory 2 features a two-chamber air zoom unit that combines with a carbon fibre flyplate and lightweight, responsive ZoomX midsole foam, to give you a propulsive and stable feeling from the blocks to the tape. Updated to feature a wider flat area and elevated big-toe side platform to give a more stable feel, Nike have removed two spikes in favour of a four-spike design. Atomknit in the upper provides a contoured fit, with enhanced breathability, while the midfoot containment cables give locked fit in an ultralightweight upper. Released in time for the summer games, The Blueprint pack is inspired by Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman’s sketchbooks and notes, with the blue tick a homage to his obsession with performance and weight saving, where he would initially “dot” the famous Swoosh with a blue ball point to save weight on stitching a logo.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

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