Asics Womens Novablast 4 Shoes
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In a nutshell
All about this product
General
The AHAR outsole ensures improved durability, making this shoe a reliable companion on your runs. The trampoline-inspired outsole design, crafted with approximately 20% bio-based content, contributes to a cloud-like comfort that feels like you're running on air. Featuring the FF BLAST PLUS ECO, the midsole offers cloud-like softness, while the new midsole geometry enhances responsiveness and energy return. For enhanced visibility in low-light conditions, reflective details have been incorporated
Step into a unique realm of aesthetics and performance with an unparalleled look and feel. The Novablast 4 sets a new standard, proving that speed has never been this stylish.
Technical details
Road Running
Materials:
Upper: Engineered woven mesh (75% recycled content)
Insole: Sockliner
Midsole: FF Blast Plus ECO cushioning ( 20% Bio)
Outsole: Low density Ahar rubber
Tongue: Neoprene padding
Dope dyed sockliner
Key features:
Heel stabilizer helps support the foot
Lightweight impact absorption
Abrasion resistant outsole
Infinite geometry design
Stretchy gusseted tongue
Temperature regulating
One piece upper design
Responsive rebound
Perforated forefoot
Reflective details
Lightweight
Breathable
Tech specs:
Gait type: Neutral
Heel drop: 8mm
Forefoot height: 32.5mm
Heel height: 40.5mm
Weight: 225g
Size and fit:
Fit: Normal. Choose your regular size
Key Features
Shoe width | Normal (G) |
Heel drop (mm) | 8 |
Gait Type | Neutral |
Cushioning | Ultra cushioning |
Reflective | YES |
Technical Features
High Visibility | YES |
Specification
Breathable | Yes |
Fit/Measurements
Size recommendation | Normal fit. Choose your regular size. |
Other features
Brand | Asics |
Gender | Womens |
Product Code | C21AGA0186 |
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Innovative from the very start, ASICS’ first pair of shoes, produced in 1949, featured a unique recessed sole design, which mimicked the action of an octopus’ suction cup. They were targeted at Japan’s up-and-coming basketball scene and, despite some notable successes of ASICS athletes in the 1950s and 60s, it wasn’t until the 1970s that the company established itself in the athletics world as a go-to manufacturer of running shoes.
Today, ASICS is one of the world’s best known makers of performance shoes and apparel and the true runner’s choice, whether at professional sporting events, the Olympics or on a casual run in the park.
