Own A Record Breaking NFT
To celebrate Allyson Felix’s record breaking performance at the Summer Games in Tokyo, Saysh commissioned a one of one digital artwork, minted as a Non Fungible Token (NFT), and offers it at auction, alongside a pair of Olympic race-worn custom spikes, also one of one, designed for and worn by Allyson Felix.
The digital artwork was created by MMM studio.
Non-fungible token ERC-721
Token ID: 0
Animated artwork
MOV: 497.92 MB (522,111,620 bytes), 2145x2160px, HD, 00:11
Minted on October 12, 2021, ed. 1/1.
Smart contract address: 0xef49e8557bdea753a31b32b50447ec86f290cc95
The Saysh 0.07 Spike
The Saysh 0.07 Spike is designed from the sole up for Allyson Felix. It is a bespoke racing spike of the highest of caliber, weighing in at a breezy 3.9oz. The upper is made from a single piece of knit monomesh with precisely engineered reinforcement along with optimally located cushioning elements in the heel. It features a injection molded PEBAX plate with optimal rigidity, precise secondary traction elements, and insert molded primary spikes. The racing spikes were designed by Natalie Candrian and Michael Friton. Mike Friton also co-developed and constructed track spikes for Olympians including Mary Decker Slaney, and Kory Tarpenning, and Michael Johnson’s iconic “Gold Spike” for the 1996 Summer Games in Atlanta. The spikes were co-developed by Tiffany Beers and Larry Eisenbach, and hand crafted and assembled in the United States at Friton Design in Portland, Oregon.

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Allyson Felix is a one of one athlete. This summer Allyson broke Carl Lewis’ long held record to become the most decorated track and field Olympian in American history.
To celebrate her final solo race on August 6th, Saysh created a custom, one of one pair of racing spikes – the “Saysh 0.07 Spike”. No athlete has ever competed in the Olympic games in footwear from their own brand.
To further mark the occasion, Saysh commissioned a one of one piece of digital art, to be minted as an NFT, from the renowned Hong Kong based studio MMM.
This October, the artwork was exhibited at the world-famous Saatchi Gallery in London, Kensington. This will be the only time the art will be publicly exhibited.
Saysh is now auctioning the NFT, which will act as a redeemable token to acquire the Olympic race-worn spikes.
All proceeds will go to charity. Saysh is partnering with the Women’s Sports Foundation, specifically Athleta’s Power of She Fund: Child Care Grant, which funds child care for women that are current and aspiring athletes. All of this builds towards Saysh's vision: a future where inequality is undermined by female creatively and athleticism.
In bidding, your generosity will ensure fewer women have to choose between being a professional athlete and being a mother.







