Newton Motion 2012

Newton Motion 2012 with its unique patented system which encourage a more natural foot movement with excellent energy return. To compensate for late stage over-pronation, the Motion is equipped with a subtle medial post and a low rearfoot to forefoot drop ratio to encourage a more forward foot strike. Newton success of its patented Action / Reaction Technology is demonstrated in its huge followers.

MSRP : US$175
Weight : 9.1 oz / 257 gm
Predecessor : Motion 2010
Product Cycle : RY.2012.→DY.20XX.
Features : Style : Gender Specific : Upper : Open Mesh, Metatarsal Stretch Panel, ETC Sockliner, Strobel Last : Midsole : High Rebound EVA Midosle, Action/Reaction™ Technology, Dual Density Medial Post, Metatarsal Sensor Plate, Met-Flex Grooves : Outsole : High-Density Rubber, Carbon Rubber Heel

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A daily "Support Performance" trainer with moderate features which encourages a more forward foot strike.

History : Motion Series : Motion('12), Motion('12)

Action/Reaction Techology™ : When using the ultra-efficient Land-Lever-Lift midfoot or forefoot running gait, the technology absorbs and then returns your own energy back to you. It's not fancy technospeak, and it's no gimmick. It's a revolutionary way of building a running shoe based on Sir Isaac Newton's third law of motion – "For every Action, there is an equal and opposite Reaction" Loosely translated, it means you get a boost of forward energy with every single stride you take.

Carbon Rubber, Rearfoot : Engineered for high mileage durability.

Dual Density Medial Post : Located at the medial midfoot to forefoot and is a higher density material engineered to slow the rate of pronation.

ETC Sockliner : To reduce underfoot friction with anti-bacterial properties.

High Density Rubber : Utilized in the forefoot and is intended to provide a long lasting outsole.

High Rebound EVA, Midsole : An industry standard midsole material designed to offer durable cushioning.

Met-Flex Groove : A flex groove designed to allow the forefoot to flex naturally.

Metatarsal Stretch Panels : Elastic panels positioned at the medial and lateral forefoot to reduce irritation.

Metatarsal Sensor Plate : A sensor plate in the midsole to encourages a more natural spread of the foot within the shoe upon impact.