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Inov-8Men's and Ladies ParkClaw 275 GTX Trail Running Shoes

R1,149

Retail: R2,250
Slightly Damaged Packaging
About

The PARKCLAW 275 GTX is the perfect shoe for runners wanting to run on paths and trails, or those looking to make a transition from road running to trail running.  It performs superbly on both terrains and features an aggressive outsole for increased grip.  Utilizing GORE Invisible Fit Technology, featuring the GORE-TEX membrane, ensures that the PARKCLAW 275 GTX keeps feet dry and comfortable in the foulest of road-to-trail running conditions.

Product Features
  • For running on paths and trails
  • Stay protected: Waterproof, windproof and breathable. 
  • With GORE Invisible Fit Technology, the GORE-TEX membrane is bonded directly to the upper, eliminating wrinkles and folds, so pressure points and blisters are significantly reduced and freedom of movement and flexibility is increased.
  • Ultra smooth and cushioned ride: Run effortlessly over any road conditions with new Powerflow+ midsole technology. 
  • Powerflow-delivers 10% better shock absorption and 25% better energy return than standard midsoles.
  • Versatile grip: Slightly more aggressive, trail-style stud pattern compared to a road specific shoe but the wide surface area of the studs ensures it feel smooth when running on roads.
  • Get more support: External Heel Counter wraps around the rear of the shoe and provides support in the heel.
  • Delivering this extra hold aids foot stability and helps a fatigued runner maintain a better gait.
  • Increased durability: Features more protective, durable upper materials better suited to handling trail debris and environments.
Product Specifications
Fit Scale Standard
Drop 8mm
Footbed 6mm POWER FOOTBED
Lug Depth 4mm
Midsole POWER FLOW+
Midsole Stack Heel 24.5mm / Forefoot 16.5mm
Shank DFB
Sole Compound TRI-C
Product Weight 275g / 9.625oz


 


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