While there are a plethora of footwear designed for mens, Nike now shifts its focus on the female athlete with the introduction of their brand-new Motiva silhouette. It’s designed to encourage exercises that are centered on pace-shifting. According to research from the Nike Run Club app, women alternate between walking, jogging, and running for 13 minutes each mile on average.

The experimental design makes running rotations simple and gets rid of the weariness that frequently comes with continuing shifts. The shoe has data-driven textile uppers in a light grey color that are intended to regalvanize runners. While full-length Cushlon 3.0 foam and ComfortGroove bumps are integrated into the soles, tonal Swooshes enhance the medial regions. Completing its construction are the bright green geometric rocker bottoms to smoothen the ride by softening heel-to-ground impact.

Expect them to arrive in men’s and women’s sizing sometime in May this year. Find them on Nike’s brick-and-click with an RRP of £99.95 GBP (~US$125).

In other performance-driven footwear, check out the National Geographic x adidas Terrex Swift R3 GORE-TEX.