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Puma moves up a gear with F1-designed spike

15/07/2021
Puma moves up a gear with F1-designed spike

Puma has used expertise from Formula 1 to help design its lightest and most propulsive spike. It worked with Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 on the Evospeed Tokyo Future Faster+ and Evospeed Tokyo Future Nitro Faster+ for athletes including Norwegian hurdler Karsten Warholm. Mr Warholm’s shoe is infused with carbon fibre threads and its sole has a...

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