Saucony PowerGrid Guide 6

A excellent everyday shoe, the Saucony PowerGrid Guide 6 now come in increased in midsole volume and additional flex grooves. Keeping in line with its much popular product, the PowerGrid Guide 6 has a 8mm heel to forefoot drop for a more natural stride, a redesigned overlay to improved fit and comfort.

MSRP : US$110
Weight : 9.8 oz / 227 gm
Predecessor : ProGrid Guide 5
Product Cycle : RY.2013.→DY.20XX.
Features : Style : Gender Specific, 8mm Offset : Upper : Open Mesh, Hydrator™ Collar, ComfortLite™ Sockliner, Strobel Last : Midsole : PowerGrid™ Midsole, Dual Density SSL EVA, Midfoot Support Bridge : Outsole : XT-900™, IBR™ Plus

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A high mileage "Support" trainer with moderate features.

History : PowerGrid Guide Series : Guide 6('13) : ProGrid Guide Series : Guide 5('12), Guide 4('11), Guide 3~1

8mm Heel-Toe Offset : The Heel to Toe hight differential, by reducing the differential, it will encourage a more natural foot (Midfoot / Forefoot Strike) movement as compared to the traditional 12mm differential.

ComfortLite™ Sockliner : Contoured to cradle the foot, support the arch and reduce peak pressures in the forefoot.

Dual Density SSL EVA : An advanced EVA blend that maximizes rebound and durability which is placed at the medial midfoot to control overpronation.

Hydrator™ Collar : Lining which gives next to skin comfort and maxizes wicking.

IBR Plus™, Forefoot : A Flexible lightweight material which has enhanced cushioning and durability properties then traditional blown rubber.

Midfoot Support Bridge : A rigid material in the shank area of the midsole keeps the foot neutral in the midfoot phase of the gait cycle.

Open Mesh : A breathable lightweight open weave mesh with overlays to lock down the foot while providing un-restricted movement.

PowerGrid®, Rearfoot : Saucony's lightest version of ProGrid. A lighter, more effective way to dissipate shock and absorb impact to sets the foot up for a smooth transition.

Strobel Last : The upper is attached to a thin material that is patterned on the shape or silhouette of the midsole. Traditional strobel lasts use a thin cloth material, while newer variations use a thin sheet of EVA for a more cushioned feel.

XT-900™, Rearfoot : Carbon rubber provides durability in the heel and medial forefoot.


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Asics Running : Release Year 2014

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Mizuno Running : Release Year 2014

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Asics Gel GT 1000

Not only look good but the all new Asics Gel 1000, Asics entry level supportive trainer still offer excellent performance when compare to its more expensive siblings. Built on a supportive platform and a secure upper fit, the Gel 1000 will provide runner with a stable well protected ride for miles. ( Updated Model : Asics Gel GT 1000 2 )

MSRP : US$100
Weight : 12.1 oz / 343 gm
Predecessor : Gel 1170
Product Cycle : RY.2012.→DY.2013 Dec.
Features : Style : Gender Specific : Upper : Open Mesh, Standard Sockliner, Strobel Last : Midsole : SpEva® Midsole, Gel®, DuoMax® Support System, Trusstic System, Guidance® Line : Outsole : AHAR®, DuraSponge®

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A daily high mileage "Support" trainer with moderate features.

History : Gel 1000 Series : 1000('12), 1170('11), 1160('10), 1150('09), 1140~1000

AHAR, Rearfoot : A thinner and lighter version of Asics High Abrasion Resistance rubber. It is placed on the impact area of the outsole to reduce excessive wear.

DuoMax® Support System : Pillared structure midsole layout system positioned to reduces over pronation by controlling the movement of the foot, leading to a smoother heel to toe transition. It is lighter and more comfortable then traditional DuoMax, while providing the same amount of stability.

DuraSpong®, Forefoot : A new blown rubber compound for enhanced durability and cushioning in the forefoot.

Gel®, Rearfoot n Forefoot : Provides maximum rearfoot shock attenuation and stabilitiy.

Guidance Line® : Vertical flex groove decouples the tooling along the line of progression for enhanced gait efficiency.

Open Mesh : An ultra lightweight shoe upper with overlays which provides excellent support and ventilation.

SpEva®, Midsole : Is a full length mid-sole material and is Asics' mid-level mid-sole. Although SpEVA is not as durable and lightweight as Solyte, it has increased energy return compared to that of compression molded EVA.

Standard Sockliner : Removable full-length insert of industry standard, EVA, cushioning material to provides additional comfort.

Trusstic System® System : Enables parts of the midsole to decouple for optimal traction on uneven terrain.


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