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First produced circa 2004, the Nike Zoom Miler has been
a favorite among middle distance and distance runners for the last several years.
The Miler features a lightweight
upper with two distinct sections, a pleather forefoot for increased lockdown and a japanese mesh heel for supreme comfort.
The outsole of the spike is made
up of a pebax spike plate which runs down 3/4 of the shoe, and a sharkskin heel. The plate, which contains 6 removable pins,
is renowned for its aggresive feel, which allows athletes to run more on their forefoot than they might otherwise.
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The Zoom Miler has been worn in competition by many elites,
including Hicham El Guerrouj and Alan Webb, but is also a favorite among high school athletes.
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Milers retail for $100, but after 2008, which looks to be their last year of production, their value might increase among
spike collectors.
One of the colorways, the kenyan colorway (green/red),
could probably go for a little more as it is the most rare.
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