Running Shoes – Carbon plate midsole with a light upper and grippy outsole

Running Shoes – Built for the miles where a heavy shoe starts to show

A road running shoe with a carbon plate running the length of the midsole. The plate adds snap to the toe-off, which is what you notice once a run stretches past an hour. The upper is deliberately light and the outsole is cut for pavement.

Why choose a carbon plate running shoe?

Over a long run, small differences compound. A stiff plate underfoot returns some of the energy each stride puts into the shoe, and a lighter upper means less to lift thousands of times. Together they change how the last few miles feel.

• Full-length carbon plate — adds stiffness through the midsole for a more responsive stride.
• Lightweight upper — built to keep the total weight down over long distances.
• Non-slip outsole — a road tread pattern that holds on dry and damp pavement.
• Athletic fit — a snug performance last that keeps the foot from sliding at speed.
• Lace-up closure — standard eyelets, so you can adjust the fit across the midfoot.

The shoe you save for the long Sunday run and race morning.

Break them in over a few shorter runs before using them for a long session, since a plated shoe changes your stride slightly. Rotate them with a softer trainer rather than running every mile in them. Air-dry them out of direct sun and never in a machine.

Specifications

• full-length carbon plate in the midsole
• lightweight upper construction
• non-slip road tread outsole
• lace-up athletic fit
• unisex sizing

Pick your pair and go long.