ASICSMen's Gel-Kayano 25 Lite-Show Shoes
R1,599
About
Designed for a lightweight ride, the GEL-KAYANO® 25 LITE-SHOW® men's running shoe guarantees high-level comfort and stability. FLYTEFOAM® technology employs organic super fibers that resist compression, providing enduring bounce on even the longest runs. The springy FLUIDRIDE® midsole cushions the foot and reinforces its natural line of movement, working together with the signature GEL® technology to minimize impact and protect your joints.
Seamless materials and construction techniques keep runners free from uncomfortable pressure points or chafing, while carefully dispersed eyelets allow for more even pressure distribution over the lacing, to give a custom-fit feel. The shoe's sleek design features reflectivity and an internal elastic sleeve that fits snugly around your foot like a sock, with a knit upper inspired by the belt of a traditional Japanese kimono. These shoes will give you the energy and stability you need to run further every time. "
Product Features
- Colour: Mid Grey/Illusion Blue
- I.G.S® (Impact Guidance System) Technology
- FlyteFoam® Propel Technology
- FlyteFoam® Lyte Technology
- FluidRide® Midsole
- FluidFit® Upper
- Heel Clutching System™ Technology
- Rearfoot and Forefoot GEL® Technology Cushioning System
- Dynamic DuoMax™ Support System
- Guidance Line® Midsole Technology
- Guidance Trusstic System™ Technology
- Ortholite® X-40 Sockliner
- SpevaFoam™ 45 Lasting
- AHAR® Plus Outsole
- Reflectivity
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