Features

Design benefits

cushioning

Absorbs impacts and disperses the vibrations caused by running

user comfort

Stretch component and no seams at the forefoot

flexibility

Flex grooves to support your foot movement at every stride

foot support

Rear reinforcements and synthetic strips encase your foot

Design details

HOW ARE THE RUN COMFORT SHOES SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR RUNNING?

When you run, the shock wave generated by each impact with the ground corresponds to approximately three times your weight. This wave runs from the heel to the top of the spinal column. Your joints act as shock absorbers, but this puts a lot of pressure on them. We have designed the DECATHLON RUN COMFORT running shoe to protect you from shocks and impacts.

RUN COMFORT - YES! BUT WHY IS IT COMFORTABLE?

The comfort of the RUN COMFORT running shoe, specially designed for regular runners, is based on 3 elements: cushioning foam, user comfort and support.

WHY IS THERE CUSHIONING IN RUNNING SHOES?

In order to keep on running, you need to protect your body (joints, back, knees etc.) effectively from shocks and vibrations. The cushioning in the RUN COMFORT shoes has been designed to limit the impact of these repeated impacts on regular runners.

HOW DO WE GUARANTEE GREAT CUSHIONING IN RUN COMFORT RUNNING SHOES?

The cushioning in DECATHLON RUN COMFORT running shoes is provided by a sole made of exclusive, flexible and soft EVA (Ethylene vinyl acetate) foam that we have dubbed KALENSOLE, along with the 'Circular System' technology: an air hole in the foam at the heel enables more effective and uniform dispersion of the shock wave.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO HAVE GOOD SUPPORT?

When you run, your foot must be supported for a number of reasons: preventing friction, irritation and blisters.

HOW IS SUPPORT ENSURED BY THE RUN COMFORT RUNNING SHOE?

Our RUN COMFORT running shoes are equipped with reinforcements at the back of the foot, as well as synthetic bands on the forefoot to envelope and support your feet during exercise.

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT SIZE OF RUNNING SHOE

In order to ensure optimum comfort with your RUN COMFORT shoes, choose a size bigger than your usual size. There should be 1 cm between your toe and the end of your shoes as your feet will swell during exercise.

WHAT DOES THE DROP OF A SHOE MEAN?

'Drop' is the difference between the height of the back (heel) and front (forefoot) of the shoe. To simplify things, a shoe with high heels will have a very high drop because the different in height between the front and back of the shoe is considerable, whereas the drop on a flip-flop will be zero.

WHAT IS THE DROP ON A RUN COMFORT RUNNING SHOE?

10 mm height difference between front and back of sole

HOW DO I CARE FOR MY RUN COMFORT RUNNING SHOES?

We recommend that you avoid machine washing your shoes as this causes damage to the technological and material properties of the shoe; they may come unstuck or shrink, and upper fabric may tear. When shoes are very dirty (mud), we recommend washing them with soapy water and a synthetic brush. Definitely don't use bleach! Rinse with fresh water. Avoid putting shoes near a heat source to dry.

HOW MUCH DOES A RUN COMFORT SHOE WEIGH?

300 g in size 8.5

WHAT SIZES ARE AVAILABLE?

6.5 to 12

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF RUNNING?

Running will enable you to: 1.get some fresh air 2.look after your body 3.develop your muscles gradually 4.maintain or lose weight 5.improve the health of your bones

place of practice	outdoor
playing surface	road, path
stride type	neutral, pronator, supinator
tightening type	laces
shoe height	mid shoes
type of lining	light/no lining
waterproof	no waterproof
main material	polyester
foot width	medium
type of shoes	cushioning and comfort
drop	10 mm
detachable	non detachable
removable insole	removable insole
running intensity	0 - 10 km/week, 10 - 20 km/week
marking outsole	non marking
season	all seasons
outsole technology	Citycontact

Run Comfort Men's Running Shoes - Black

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