MAN | WOMAN

• The sole is studless, flexible, and has a longitudinal tread pattern. It is also more resistant to erosion and friction.
• Cushioning in road shoes is essential, as the surface is hard, so the force of the foot's impact on the ground can be up to three times our weight, and proper cushioning will protect us from injury.
• Experts recommend that the drop be minimal on asphalt so that impact loads spread as naturally as possible, although this depends more on your characteristics.
• Flexibility is also very important in this type of shoe. The sole must be soft so that the foot can move naturally, promoting proprioception and reducing strain.
• It is essential to know what our gait is like, that is, whether we are overpronators, neutral runners or supinators.
• Stability refers to the materials and technology used to assist the natural pronation process. This is achieved by using thin, rigid, and flat layers made of fiberglass, Kevlar, or graphite beneath the sole.
• Weight is another important characteristic. The lighter the shoe, the more comfortable it is. However, the lighter the shoe, the less cushioning it provides, so we must find a balance to achieve our goal.

If you have any questions or need help choosing your shoes, don't hesitate to contact us. We'll be happy to help!