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.



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Newton Motion 2010

The Newton supportive performance trainer Motion, is the ultimate hoe for natural running experience. The updated 2010s version has a new high-rebound midsole material with improved upper fit. Whether you are on a daily runs or races, the Newton Motion will be a great companion. (Updated Model : Newton Motion 2012)

MSRP : US$175
Weight : 8.9 oz / 252 gm
Predecessor : Motion '09
Product Cycle : RY.2010.→DY.2012.June.
Features : Style : Gender Specific, Midfoot : Upper : Open Mesh, Anatomical Overlays, Metatarsal Stretch Panels, ETC Sockliner : Midsole : Action/Reaction Technology, EVA, Dual Density Post, Met-flex : Outsole : Carbon Rubber Heel, High Density Rubber

Neutral to High arched foot types. Mid to Forefoot running. Road distance running.

History : Motion('10), Motion('09)

Action/Reaction™ Technology : 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.

Anatomical Overlays : Placed strategically to the contour of the foot to provide a secure fit.

Carbon Rubber Heel : Engineered for high mileage durability.

Dual Density 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.

EVA : An industry standard midsole material designed to offer durable cushioning.

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

Met-Flex : Flex grooves designed to allow the forefoot to flex naturally.

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

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Newton Running Motion 2009

Designed around the new era of running, forefoot running, it promote mid to forefoot running with an exceptional ride for runners who rquired mid to late stage pro-nation control. The medial posting (support) extends from the arch area to underneath the metatarsal heads to combat early and late stage pronation. Minimize excessive motion, prevent injury and increase efficiency for more speed and endurance. Patented Action/Reaction Technology™ in both heel and forefoot regions.The The Motion is a great shoe for long distance road running distances

MSRP : US$175
Weight : 10.4 oz / 296 gm
Predecessor : Nil
Features : Action/Reaction Technology™, Universal Posting Technology

Neutral to High arched foot types. Mid to Forefoot running. Road distance running.

History : Motion('09)



ACTION/REACTION TECHNOLOGY™ : 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.

Universal Posting Technology : Is designed to accommodate runners who pronate, supinate and those with a neutral gait. This innovative midsole design features high-density X-shaped foam that supports both the medial and lateral sides of the foot. Working in conjunction with the Action/Reaction Technology and the Biomechanical Forefoot Top-plate, the Universal Posting Technology guides your foot down the center of the shoe. In the Newton Running shoes, the forefoot technology supports the bone structure of the forefoot ensuring even weight distribution and a solid platform for greater propulsion.


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