She also wore Nike’s cushioned running socks, switching out pairs as they got wet - not so much from sweat as from continually pouring water over her head to try to stay cool. “The ground never felt hard, and the shoe just had a good cushion in it that allowed my feet to feel comfortable for the entire race,” she says. After 17 miles in those, she switched to the shoe she trained in, the ZoomX Invincible. Although she typically wears only one pair during a race of any length, for Badwater she decided to start out with the shoes she typically wears on shorter runs, the “ultraspringy” Vaporfly Next% (a favorite among elite marathoners).
As a Nike-sponsored athlete, McRae wore two different shoes from the brand.
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