ASICS Women's GEL-Kayano 30 Running Shoe - 1012B357-404

GEL-KAYANO® 30 Running Shoe: The perfect combination of stability and comfort

The GEL-KAYANO® 30 shoe is designed to provide advanced stability and superior comfort, making it the ideal choice for runners from 5Ks to full marathons. Thanks to modern technologies and sustainable materials, you can now enjoy a supported and balanced stride with cloud-soft cushioning.

Main features:

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• Stretch knit upper: Enhances breathability and provides comfort that adapts to the movement of the foot.
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• External heel support: Helps stabilize the foot and improve your stride for a more comfortable experience.
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• 4D GUIDANCE SYSTEM™: Provides adaptive stability to support a more balanced stride.
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• PureGEL® cushioning technology in the heel: Provides lightweight cushioning and a 65% softer landing than traditional GEL® technologies.
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• FF BLAST™ PLUS ECO cushioning: Made with 20% bio-based materials, it provides cloud-like comfort and a comfortable stride.
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• OrthoLite™ X-55 insole: Enhances comfort from the first moment you wear it.
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• Reflective details: Designed to improve visibility in low light.
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• AHAR®PLUS™ material in the heel: Enhances outsole durability and endurance.
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Sustainability:

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• Recycled Materials: 75% of the upper's core materials are made from recycled materials, reducing waste and carbon emissions.
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• Sustainable insole dyeing process: Reduces water consumption by 33% and carbon emissions by 45%.
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• Vegan Friendly: The product is formulated without the use of ingredients of animal origin.
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Foot and running specifications:

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1. Neutral runners:
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   • Foot type: normal arches.
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   • Propulsion Mechanism: Even distribution from the forefoot.
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   • Landing: The foot hits the ground from the outside of the heel and then moves inward (pronation) to absorb shock and support the body weight.
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2. Overpronation runners:
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   • Foot type: Low arches or flat feet.
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   • Pushing mechanism: Relies heavily on the thumb and second finger.
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   • Overpronation: The foot rolls excessively inward, which can cause additional pressure on the inside of the foot.
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