Olympic Clothing Technology Helps Faster, Stronger And Stronger

As the saying goes, "everything is ready, only owes to the east wind".

Olympic dress

In contrast, designers are more careful in sports dress design and tend to use some "care machines". Many times these "careful machines" can become a "Dongfeng" for athletes to get good results.

In 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Phelps was dressed in shark skin bathing suit to win the eight gold miracle in the Beijing Olympic Games, shocked the whole world.

Such a good result, apart from Phelps's personal efforts, is also indispensable for shark skin.

There are many examples of high-tech help athletes in swimming competitions. Apart from Phelps, the most famous one is

The national swimming team wore the fourth generation of Speedo LZR to swim the Olympic swimming trials in the United States, breaking the world record for the two time in the women's 100 meter backstroke.

This year, our national team has also made enough money in Olympic costumes and made many changes in materials and details.

No matter how excellent the sports environment is, the problem of mud sticking to shoes always exists.

As a common enemy of all athletes, the soil will stick to the studs inadvertently, increasing the weight of the shoes, and then affecting the feet of the athletes.

This year's China national team.

A brand new technology has been used, that is, Nike Anti-Clog Traction sneakers technology.

The Anti-Clog Traction soles contain an adaptable polymer, which can be served with water. This can easily remove the soil from the sole, and without the burden of the soil, the athletes can be lighter and get better results in the competition.

This technology is not only suitable for football and marathon, but also for all sports that need to fight against muddy conditions.

In addition, the Chinese national team jerseys for the team jerseys also used Nike AeroBlades technology.

The area on both sides of the legs and arms increases the "triangle particles", which can be used to "change the aerodynamic environment and reduce resistance" during human motion.

Previously, Nike used this technology only in sprinters.

On the design, this is also added to the sports clothes for long-distance runners.

In the Olympic fashion design, adding functional highlights not only enhances the overall value of clothing, but also allows it to display a "sense of superiority" which is different from ordinary sportswear. Who can refuse such a design?