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The Equal Pace Collection
Every stride counts. Every soul runs free.
The 1970s marked a brilliant chapter in marathon history, an era that awakened from the post-war gloom, where the world rediscovered the meaning of "running." Marathons were no longer just elite competitions but became a popular sport for the masses.
Among the world's seven major marathons, Berlin, Chicago, and New York ignited the long-distance running craze in their respective cities during the 1970s. Each race symbolized freedom, perseverance, and the breaking of human limits.
In 1972, the Boston Marathon first allowed women to participate, a turning point not only in sports history but also in social and cultural awakening. The track became a symbol of equality, with every stride rewriting the boundaries of the era.
FLIPPOS Maze Cushioning Plus (MCP) Sock Sole System
The Equal Pace Collection
Every stride counts. Every soul runs free.
On the running tracks of the 1970s, people found freedom through movement and began redefining what equality could mean. FLIPPOS brings that spirit back through retro checks and traditional sock-making craftsmanship.
The 1970s marked one of the most defining eras in marathon history. As the world emerged from the shadows of the post-war years, running took on a new meaning. The marathon was no longer reserved for elite athletes—it became a movement embraced by everyday people. Among today’s World Marathon Majors, Berlin, Chicago, and New York all began building their own long-distance running cultures during the 1970s, with each race becoming a symbol of freedom, resilience, and human progress. In 1972, the Boston Marathon officially opened its doors to women, marking not only a turning point in sports history, but also a wider cultural awakening. The running track became a symbol of equality, and every stride helped push the boundaries of its time.
#FLIPPOS Sock Design
At the heart of the collection is one of the most iconic visual codes of the 1970s: the retro check. Sitting somewhere between fashion and street culture, the pattern came to represent independence, rebellion, and the confidence to define your own path.
FLIPPOS brings that energy back to the ground, transforming a classic textile language into a modern expression made for runners.
The socks feature a 17 cm length designed for training, providing stable support from the arch through the ankle. Whether for everyday workouts or all-out efforts on race day, the fit is built to help you stay focused and perform at your best.
The collection is named after the world’s seven major marathons, each representing the unique rhythm and running spirit of its city.
When the socks are flipped, the original check pattern shifts to a 45-degree angle and works with the color palette of the sock body, creating a completely different visual rhythm. It is like stepping into the energy of another city—New York’s boldness, Berlin’s speed, Tokyo’s precision, or Boston’s elegance. With every step, you move through seven cities while running at your own pace, with your own sense of freedom and attitude.
