Nike is releasing a series of new pair of shoes designed for doctors, nurses, and other medical practitioners. The Nike Air Zoom Pulse is elasticated and easy to fit on and off, ready to daily rushed hours with comfort and versatility on your feet.
During a product testing to the medical professionals at OHSU Doerbecher Children's Hospital in Portland, Oregon, the result is remarkable. In a statement, it said: "During the sessions [at OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital], the designers of the Air Zoom Pulse learned the rigours of these health-care workers' day-to-day efforts.
Nurses, for example, walk approximately four to five miles and sit for less than an hour during the course of a 12-hour shift. The work is physically and mentally demanding. The design for the Air Zoom Pulse tackles those challenges with simplicity in mind. The shoe is easy to get on and off, and equally simple to clean. The fit, cushioning and traction systems work together to secure the foot in all hospital conditions.
"The design confronts a range of medical-worker-specific challenges. How can a shoe be both comfortable for long stretches of standing and versatile enough to support the hurried movements required in emergency situations? The answer comes through the Pulse's full-rubber outsole, a flexible drop-in midsole with Zoom Air heel unit and a heel fit so secure, it feels like a soft, snug hug."
Nike Air Zoom Pulse has six different variants set to drop on December 7 on Nike.com and all profits will be donated to the OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital.
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