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Everything underfoot remains the same as Nike’s original version of this shoe. That means you still get the thick, bouncy midsole made of ZoomX foam, which our lab tests showed to deliver 80 percent energy return in the heel—the highest values we’ve ever measured in the lab.
That foam is paired with an extremely stiff, full-length carbon-fiber plate. The purpose of the plate is to extend push-off through the tips of the peach’s toes, essentially making it so the toes don’t bend—reducing the amount of energy the peach uses while increasing propulsive forces.
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