Light. Responsive. And really fast. Lead the way through your workout or race in a shoe that's fast for everyone.

CUSHIONING - Low

The level of cushioning in a shoe determines how your foot feels with each stride. More cushioning means less impact and more comfort. With less cushioning, you'll have a faster, more responsive running experience.

RACING STYLE - Impulsion

Each shoe offers a unique running typology and sensations, depending on its design.

• Stable: A supportive feel for added stability. Suitable for runners of any level.
• Neutral: Works in conjunction with the foot's natural rolling motion for a smooth run.
• Impulsion: Designed for momentum, with an energy return you can feel.
• Competition: Maximum propulsion and responsiveness for those moments when speed makes the difference.

TIETING - Regular

• Quick lacing: elastic laces that don't need to be tied. Put on and take off your sneakers quickly and easily. Tip: If you need to tighten your sneakers, just retie the knots at the ends.
• Standard lacing: Classic laces that keep shoes securely in place.
• Hook-and-loop fastening: fastening strap system. Press together to secure, pull to release.
• Star lacing: elastic loop tied in a star shape to ensure additional firmness, increasing stability and support. To learn about other ways of tying, read this article.

DROP - 8mm

This measurement, also known as heel drop, is the difference in height between the heel in relation to the forefoot. In a shoe with a heel-to-toe height of 8mm, your heel will be 8mm higher than your forefoot. Shoes with a lower height tend to place more load on the ankles and are generally better for midfoot or forefoot runners. Shoes with a higher height tend to place more load on the knees and hips and are generally better for those who step with the heel.

COMPOSITION

Recycled content: – Total recycled content: ~25% – Polyester: ~75% recycled