Sweat Without the Wet?

摘要

'I don't think i'll make it 16 miles," I tell Loren Myhre, senior researcher at Nike's Sports Research Lab, as we enter a 20- by 20-foot environmental chamber on the company's Beaverton, Oregon, campus. I'm holding a wad of wires connected to sensors glued to my chest, abdomen, rib, left deltoid, scapula, and lower back. They'll measure my skin temperature over the next two days as I wear-test Nike's latest apparel innovation, Sphere.