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Durability is a theme of the upper as well – a lightweight yet super-tough breathable mesh with Kevlar overlays protects the foot over off trail terrain. Kevlar is cut and abrasion resistant and 5 times stronger than steel.
A low profile Exteroflow midsole cushions the foot on firmer ground while at the same time offering high levels of flexibility and responsiveness.
The outsole consists of 8mm studs which claw through mud and also stick to wet, rocky terrain.
Comes with a pair of All Terrain gaiters.
Weight 260g
Stack Heights: 10:6mm (4mm drop)
- Sole Compound: Graphene enhanced rubber offers tremendously grippy and long-lasting traction
- Strong yet light and breathable uppers with Kevlar overlays for toughness
- Exteroflow midsole for shock absorption and energy return
- Lug depth: 8mm
- All Terrain gaiter included
- Inov8 G-Series fell running shoes
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HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT SIZE FOR RUNNING SHOES
Your running shoe size will generally be 1 to 1.5 sizes bigger than your regular (‘dress’) shoe size. Bear in mind also that one foot can be slightly bigger than the other.
LENGTH
First, kick your foot back into the heel of each shoe before checking how much space is left at the front. When standing in each shoe with your full weight on the foot, it’s best to have between half and a full thumb's width between the end of the longest toe and the end of the shoe.
WIDTH
When standing in the shoe, it’s best to have a little wiggle room for the toes, but the back of heel should still feel nicely secure.
SPIKES
Sprint spikes are best when a close fit. Distance spikes best when up to a half a thumb's width between the end of the longest toe and the end of the shoe.
