Fresh legs at kilometre thirty.
Stride is a carbon-plated trainer with a deep foam stack, built for long runs and race day.
Join the first dropEvery landing hits hard.
0.0×your body weight goes through each foot, every stride
Over a marathon that is around thirty thousand landings. The shoe takes the first part of every one.
Six layers, one job each.
- Knit upperOne piece of engineered knit. Stretch where the foot spreads, firm at the heel.
- Lacing cageFive straps a side tie the laces to the sole, so the knit can stay soft.
- Carbon plateFull length and curved. It stiffens the forefoot and tips you onto the toe.
- Foam midsoleNitrogen-infused foam: most of the stack, light and quick to spring back.
- Cushion podA firmer layer under the soft one, so the shoe stays steady when you land.
- OutsoleThin rubber with a shallow lug, thicker where heels wear first.
Tall at the heel, low at the toe.
0mm heel stack
0mm forefoot
0mm drop
A deep stack where you land, a thinner one where you push off.
Land on the heel. Roll off the toe.
The curved plate and the rocker under the forefoot turn each landing into the next push.
See how it is built