NN Running Pro Elite Team

Nike NN Running Team Pro Elite 2024 Racing Shorts

180,00 €
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Nike NN Running Team Pro Elite 2024 Racing Shorts worn by professional athletes under contract with the world famous NN Running Team during the 2024 season. • 100% Authentique • Color: Team Orange/White • 88% Polyester - 12% Elastane • DRI-FIT ADV • Elastic waistband with drawstrings for a perfect fit. Drawstrings edge burn due to the laser cut - INEOS sponsor logo • Made in USA

Specification
Brand
Nike
Team
NN Running
Season
2024
Garment
Racing Shorts
Cut
Men
Size
M
Colour
Team Orange/White
Fabric
88% Polyester / 12% Elastane
Made in
USA
SKU
FD6514-892
Details
  • • 100% Authentique
  • • DRI-FIT ADV
  • • Elastic waistband with drawstrings for a perfect fit. Drawstrings edge burn due to the laser cut
  • INEOS sponsor logo

Ships from Switzerland, tracked · processed in 1–3 business days · free over €150

Size & fit
SizeChestWaistHip
XXS72–8057–6572–80
XS80–8865–7380–88
S88–9673–8188–96
M96–10481–8996–104
L104–11289–97104–112
XL112–12497–109112–120
XXL124–136109–121120–128

This piece is a Nike men’s M · body measurements in cm, as published by Nike

NN Running Team · 2024 season

New York and the Handover

Nobody knew it at the time, but 2024 was the last full season the team would race as the NN Running Team. It contained the whole range of what this squad has ever been: a home win in Rotterdam, a New York title, a course record in Amsterdam and the arrival of the next generation — while the Games of August, raced in federation kit, belong to other pages.

The Games of August were raced in federation kit — Cheptegei's 10,000 m in Uganda's, the marathon squad's hard day in Kenya's, Uganda's and the Netherlands' — and they are told in our country pages, not here. The team's own year ran on the roads.

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What it is
The final full NN cycle — the name left the jersey in January 2026
The redemption
Nageeye wins New York (2:07:39) — first Dutch winner ever, at 35
The handover
Yehualaw's Amsterdam course record 2:16:52 · Mateiko's breakout year
In our archive
6 final-cycle pieces — the last kit family made under the NN name
The garment · Racing Shorts

Short in the inseam, close on the leg

Racing shorts are lightweight split-seam shorts built for track and road racing: a woven shell of roughly 64–92 grams, a built-in brief liner instead of underwear, and an open outer seam that frees the leg at full stride.

The split itself has a birthday. British marathoner Ron Hill tore his side seams open in frustration, won the 1970 Boston Marathon, and founded Ronhill that September to sell the fix. Every race-issued pair in this archive descends from that pair of scissors.

Typical mass
64–92 g size M (SOAR manufacturer figures)
Race inseam
1–3″ with full side splits; trainers run 5–7″
The split
Open outer seam, front over back — invented by Ron Hill, 1970
Before you buy

Questions we get asked

Is Nike NN Running Team Pro Elite 2024 Racing Shorts authentic?
Yes. It is listed as 100% authentic team-issued kit, from the 2024 season. Every photo on this page is of the actual piece, never a stock shot. Want a closer look at something first? Ask us.
What condition is it in?
The listing does not state a condition for this one. The photos are of this exact piece, and we can send you more detail if you ask before buying.
How does this racing short fit?
Racing shorts run short in the inseam and close on the leg, split or straight-hem. Nothing about the cut is relaxed. Listed size: Nike M. Use the size guide for body measurements and check the size selector above for current availability.
Can I return it if the size is wrong?
Yes. You have 14 days from delivery: send it back unworn, unwashed and with the numbered authentication tag still attached. Return shipping is on you unless the piece arrived damaged, incorrect or not as described. We do not offer exchanges. If you have any doubt about the fit, ask us first.
Where does it ship from and how long does it take?
From Switzerland, tracked, worldwide. Free over €150. We pack it in 1–3 business days, then reckon on 3–7 days within Europe and 7–21 for the rest of the world. Customs duties are separate and are not covered.