ASICS Gel-Cumulus 24 Trail Running Shoes

The Gel-Cumulus™ 24 Tr Shoe Is A Versatile Everyday Trainer For Various Runners Covering Different Distances. From The Upper To The Foam Underfoot, This Shoe Feels Softer And More Responsive. Part Of Our Nature Bathing™ Collection, This Shoe Is Inspired By The Japanese Phrase, ´´Shinrin Yoku.´´ Its Colorway Draws Inspiration From The Calming Hues Found In Nature. Meanwhile, Its Trail-Specific Outsole Is Functional For Running On Off-Road Surfaces. To Improve Comfort, The Upper Features An Improved Heel Fit. Meanwhile, The Engineered Mesh Improves Breathability To Keep Your Feet Cool Throughout Your Run. This Smooth Distance Trainer Is Also Updated With Our Flytefoam™ Blast Cushioning. It Keeps The Shoe Lightweight While Creating A Softer Touchdown And A More Energised Toe-Off. Features: - Flytefoam™ Blast Cushioning Creates Lightweight Impact Absorption And A Responsive Energy Return - Approx. 75% Of The Upper´s Material Is Made With Recycled Polyester - Rearfoot And Forefoot Gel™ Technology Improves Impact Absorption And Creates A Softer Feeling At Footstrike - Gender-Specific 3d Space Construction™ Feature Addresses Different Compression Rates - Engineered Mesh Upper Improves Breathability - Reflective Accents Improve Visibility In Low-Light Conditions - Flytefoam™ Cushioning Provides Lightweight Impact Absorption - Reflective Details Help Improve Visibility In Low-Light Settings - Ortholite™ X-30 Sockliner Provides Soft Step-In Comfort - Full-Ground Contact Design Creates A Smoother And More Efficient Ride Aharplus™ Heel Plug Improves Durability - The Sockliner Is Produced With The Solution Dyeing Process That Reduces Water Usage By Approximately 33% And Carbon Emissions By Approximately 45% Compared To The Conventional Dyeing Technology - Trail-Specific Outsole Specifications: - Recommended For: Running - Running Type: Competitive, Training Pronation: Foot Type: - Normal Size Arches Push Off: - There Is Even Distribution From The Front Of The Foot. How Your Foot Contacts The Ground: - The Foot Lands On Outside Of The Heel, Then Rolls Inward (Pronates) To Absorb Shock And Support Body Weight.