Nike is Toasting to Track and Field Season with the Color-Washed Glam Gods Collection
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- It doesn’t matter if you have a paper number taped to your back or you’re just trying to stay ahead of your next Netflix binge, the Glam Gods collection features some of our favorite performance Nike runners
- Our favorites from the pack include the Alphafly 3, Zoom Fly 6, Vaporfly 4, and Rival Fly 4
- Check out our favorite pieces from the Glam Gods collection and head over to Nike to cop now
If you need to stay warm this winter, put on some bright colors, hit the track, and run laps until you’re sweating like the summer sun is beating down on your brow. Whether you’re still snowed in or pushing your PR on the West Coast, Nike is bringing the heat to the street with a new collection of running shoes in technicolor combos inspired by The Diamond League, an annual series of 15 track and field invitational events.
It doesn’t matter if you have a paper number taped to your back or you’re just trying to stay ahead of your next Netflix binge, the Glam Gods collection features some of our favorite performance Nike runners, including the Alphafly 3, Zoom Fly 6, Vaporfly 4, and Rival Fly 4. Nike doesn’t spare the color on the collection, adding an orange, pink, and black gradient to the Alphafly 3, a green, blue, and black colorway on the Zoom Fly 6, a blue, orange, and black mix on the Vaporfly 4, and a green, red, and black heat map on the Rival Fly 4. Alongside these models, Nike has prepped a handful of track and field silhouettes under the same umbrella.
This year, the Diamond League is traveling around the world from May to August, bringing world-class track athletes to Rome, Shanghai, Stockholm, Monaco, London, and more, plus, on July 4, 2026, a stop at Nike’s front door in Eugene, Oregon. In addition to the collection of sneakers made to look faster than your personal best, Nike is dropping a Dri-FIT shirt and shorts set covered in diamonds.
Nike’s Glam Gods collection is all about reaching the pinnacle of your running game and shining at every level, no matter what obstacles are in your way. It takes a confident runner to draw attention to their feet with bright pink and orange shoes, but the bold amongst us are often the fastest, too.
Zach Harris is a writer based in Philadelphia. His work has appeared in Rolling Stone, Vice, Complex, High Times, and more. He is obsessed with skateboarding and bowling. He is still looking for his first 300. For tips, reviews, and anything in size 10.5 - zach.h@soleretriever.com
