The i-Run team says
Traverse the roads and paths with complete freedom with the Asics EvoRide 2 shoe for women and push your limits. Its ingenious design is dedicated to your performance to make your running experience unforgettable.
Designed to save your energy as much as possible, the Guidesole midsole features a curved shape to offer you light and powerful strides. The Flytefoam technology completes the package and guarantees optimal shock absorption and high-performance cushioning over long distances.
Enjoy maximum breathability thanks to its stretch mesh upper. In addition to providing ventilation, it also ensures your direct comfort by ideally adjusting to your morphology. A reinforcement at the heel properly supports your foot while padding cradles your ankle for absolute well-being.
Equipped with AHAR+ technology, the rubber outsole is cleverly designed to enhance the model's durability. It effectively limits impacts and promises abrasion resistance beyond your expectations.
Key points of the Asics EvoRide 2 shoe
- FlyteFoam midsole: cushioning, shock absorption, and rebound
- Guidesole technology: curved sole shape, smooth and light strides, and energy return
- Stretch mesh upper: breathability, fit, and comfort
- Heel reinforcement: stability, support, and security
- AHAR+ outsole: durability
- Removable insole: practicality
- Drop: 5 mm
- Weight observed at i-Run: 212 g in size 40
- Colors: navy blue, cyan blue, pink, and black
Technologies
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AHAR+
New density in AHAR. Improves cushioning and durability.
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FlyteFoam
3 years of development and 300 prototypes for FlyteFoam cushioning.
Reinforced with fibers and padded with a material 55% lighter than the industry standard, this cushioning returns to its shape with every stride. You benefit from a smooth, airy stride.
Continuous cushioning is possible thanks to effective shock absorption, which instantly returns to its original shape, ensuring maximum cushioning.
Benefits:
- Soft landing
- Light and airy stride
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Guidesole
Curved sole that reduces energy loss by 20% during ankle flexion.
