Overview
A new upper and Nike Plus compatibility has now been added to this shoe. It may not be as light and speed as some of the Elite shoes of old. That upsets some of the purists (including some among our testers) but this shoe still allows you to push the pace far better than when you are wearing a regular pair of support shoes. While hardcore may be looking for something a little more slimmed down these are now going to appeal to a more diverse range of runners. The speedier guys will find this to be a shoe they can do more of their training in. Good cushioning and support that focussed on the midfoot for when you are running at pace.
Road Race Suitability
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Elite |
Performance |
Protection |
| 5K |
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| 10K |
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| 10M |
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| Half Marathon |
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| Marathon |
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| Gender |
Womens |
| Year |
2009 |
| Season |
Spring/Summer |
| Current model |
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| MSRP |
$ |
Suitabilty
| Off Road Use |
| Short Trail |
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| Long Trail |
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| Adventure |
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| Shoe Type |
| Neutral |
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| Support |
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| Motion Control |
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| Trail |
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| Lightweight |
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| Racer |
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| Surfaces |
| Road |
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| Treadmill |
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| Light Trail |
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| Trail |
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| Severe Trail |
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| Weight |
| Light |
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| Regular |
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| Heavy |
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