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Nike Pro Elite 2009 Women Competition Briefs

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Nike Pro Elite 2009 Women Competition Briefs worn by professional athletes under contract with Nike International Team during the 2009 season. 100% Authentic Color: Grey / White Body: 70% Polyester – 30% Elastane / Gusset Lining: 88% Polyester - 12% Elastane Made in USA Excellent Condition

Specification
Brand
Nike
Season
2009
Garment
Competition Briefs
Cut
Women
Size
XS
Colour
Grey / White
Fabric
70% Polyester / 30% Elastane / 88% Polyester / 12% Elastane
Made in
USA
SKU
683824-XXX
Condition
Excellent condition
Details
  • 100% Authentic
  • Body: 70% Polyester - 30% Elastane / Gusset Lining: 88% Polyester - 12% Elastane

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

Size & fit
SizeChestWaistHip
XXS70–7654–6078–84
XS76–8360–6784–91
S83–9067–7491–98
M90–9774–8198–105
L97–10481–88105–112
XL104–11488–98112–120
XXL114–12498–108120–128

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

Nike Pro Elite · 2009 season

The Oldest Cycle in the Archive

In 2009 the top of the sport was still the Golden League: six meetings, one million dollars for anyone who won their event at all six. Three athletes did it, and two of them raced in Nike. Sanya Richards went six for six over 400 m — 49.57 in Berlin on 14 June, then Oslo, Rome and Paris, 48.94 in Zürich, and 48.83 in Brussels on 4 September, the fastest time run by anyone that year. Kenenisa Bekele, a Nike athlete for more than two decades, matched her over 5000 m and closed Brussels in 12:55.31. They shared the jackpot with Yelena Isinbayeva, $333,333 each.

The roads gave the Nike season its most American moment. On 1 November, Meb Keflezighi — a Nike athlete then, two years before the brand let his contract lapse and Skechers picked him up — won the New York City Marathon in 2:09:15, the first American man to do it since Alberto Salazar in 1982.

What it is
The oldest Nike cycle in our archive — graphite athlete issue from 2009
The circuit
Golden League: Richards six wins from six over 400 m, 48.83 in Brussels
The jackpot
$1M split three ways — Richards, Bekele and Isinbayeva; two of the three in Nike
Bekele
Six for six over 5000 m — 12:55.31 to close Brussels
The garment · Competition Briefs

The smallest piece in the kit

Competition briefs — race briefs, or “bun huggers” — are the snug, minimalist bottom half of the classic two-piece athletics kit, worn with a crop top or singlet by sprinters, hurdlers and jumpers for full hip movement with zero loose fabric.

No rule mandates them: World Athletics TR5 names no garment at all. The brief earned the start line on fit through the 1980s, survived a real argument about who decides what women race in, and remains the choice of most championship sprinters today.

Mandated by rule?
No — World Athletics TR5 names no garment; the choice is the athlete's
Fabric
Four-way-stretch blends; verified: 57/43 nylon-elastane, 195 g/m²
The era
Brief styles popularized in the 1980s; Flo-Jo made them famous in 1988
Before you buy

Questions we get asked

Is Nike Pro Elite 2009 Women Competition Briefs authentic?
Yes. It is listed as 100% authentic team-issued kit, from the 2009 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?
It is listed as: Excellent condition. The photos are of this exact piece, so what you see is what arrives. Ask us before buying if you want more detail on its state.
How does this competition brief fit?
Race briefs are compression-cut with a high leg. They are designed to fit tight — that is the garment doing its job. Listed size: Nike XS. 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.