The i-Run team says
Support at every stride
Fully enjoy your running sessions with the Karhu Synchron Ortix shoe for men. Designed for universal to pronated strides, it guarantees comfort on roads and marked paths.
The cushioning of the AeroFoam midsole effectively absorbs shocks with the ground for beneficial fluidity. Designed for greater flexibility, the Fulcrum insert increases energy return and stabilizes your strides.
The elasticity of the Ideal Knit upper allows your foot to move freely during your efforts. Breathable and seamless, it promises long-lasting well-being. Side panels ensure proper support for the whole.
The rubber outsole is composed of a particular geometry to improve the grip and durability of the model. The padded collar cradles your heel and guarantees an unfailing fit.
Key points of the Karhu Synchron Ortix shoe
- AeroFoam Nova midsole: cushioning, shock absorption, and dynamism
- Fulcrum: shock wave distribution, fluidity, natural roll, support, and dynamism
- Ideal Knit mesh upper: breathability, seamless, and flexibility
- M-lock side panels: support
- Heel counter: stability
- Padded collar: comfort
- Outsole: grip and durability
- Removable insole
- Drop: 8 mm
- Weight observed at i-Run: 354 g in size 42
- Colors: blue-gray, navy blue, gray, and orange
Technologies
-
Fulcrum
The KARHU Fulcrum technology is designed to reduce braking forces by utilizing your body's natural energy. Your foot's roll is naturally oriented more forward to create a smoother stride.
The Fulcrum technology provides cushioning distributed throughout the shoe while enhancing midfoot support and allowing for better dynamism during the push-off phase.
It thus enables balanced cushioning, increased support, and more energy.
-
Ideal Knit
Seamlessly knitted patterns with areas of support, elasticity, and breathability.
-
M-lock
The M-lock side panels and the shape of the shoe help to support and secure.
-
AeroFoam Nova
Unique liquid-based midsole foam for better shock absorption. More durable midsole than EVA soles.
