From a young sprinter to becoming a global athletic sensation, Noah Lyles’s journey as an American sprinter is truly remarkable. Recently, at the World Championships in Budapest, Hungary, Lyles set an incredible record time of 9.83 seconds and won the Olympic gold medal in the 100m race.
As Lyles established himself among the world’s elite sprinters in 2019, he signed an eight-year contract with Adidas. Moreover, the World Champion is also sponsored by Adidas Running.
Recently, when asked which shoes Lyles runs in, He talked about his favorite shoes on YouTube shorts by showing his shoes and saying, “These are the prime SP2..these are my favorites.”
The shoes that Lyles is talking about are Adidas Adizero Prime SP2 Unisex Athletic Spring Spikes, which cost around $259 on eBay. These are made with a carbon and nylon spike plate that reflects ultralight stiffness.
It is also designed with a light strike in the midsole that provides comfy and superlight cushioning support that keeps the athlete fast throughout the race.
Noah Lyles concluded his 2023 season at the World Athletics Championships
Last Friday, the American sprinter Noah Lyles concluded his season by sharing a high note on his ‘X’ account about his accomplishments and gratitude to his fans for their love and support. “And with that, I say goodbye to the 2023 season!” he wrote along with three checked boxes: “World’s fastest man in 100 & 200; 2 years undefeated in the 200m; 3X world champion.”
And with that I say goodbye to the 2023 season!
✅ worlds fastest man in 100 & 200
✅ 2 years Undefeated in the 200m
✅ 3X world Champion pic.twitter.com/5Sc21SWH03— Noah Lyles, OLY (@LylesNoah) September 1, 2023
This happened after Lyles’ victory in the Diamond League final race in Zurich. He has broken several records and secured medals in the 100m and 200m races, recording the fastest times at 9.76 seconds and 19.50 seconds, respectively.
Lyles has remained unbeaten in the 200m race since 2021, as he gains victory in every race he competes in. Ending the season on that note, the 26-year-old penned a heartfelt post for his team, family, and fans. However, he eagerly awaits the upcoming season and is currently preparing himself for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
