Beaverton - Nike has added two new versions to its Flyknit collection of knitted training shoes. Since its launch in February 2012, Nike says that Flyknit technology has redefined the development and creation of footwear with its ability to be engineered to provide a more precise fit for the specific needs of the foot. Using the latest flat knitting techniques, support and structure are knitted right into the Nike Flyknit upper, which helps reduce seams, weight and areas of friction and keeps the shoe lightweight.
