The i-Run team says
The Brooks Catamount 2 women's shoe has been redesigned to suit your technical trail running, allowing you to pick up the pace over any distance.
The lightweight midsole incorporates DNA Flash foam for the most responsive cushioning. It's fitted with a flexible Pebax SkyVault plate that offers lively propulsion to ease your ascent on climbs and provides better stability on descents.
Performance-friendly, the resistant lined mesh upper provides ideal breathability and a precise fit.
To maximise your protection on the trails, it has TPU reinforcements at the front and a rockguard to protect you from debris.
The TrailTack rubber outsole guarantees you optimal traction on wet or dry surfaces.
Its cleats give you reliable adhesion for greater agility during your exercise.
Key features of the Brooks Catamount 2 shoe
- DNA Flash midsole: lightweight, cushioning, energy kick back, dynamic stride and delayed fatigue
- SkyVault Pebax plate: propulsion on ascent and stabilisation on descent, protection from debris
- TrailTack outsole: adhesion, versatility, grip and traction
- Lined mesh upper: resistant, water-repellent and quick-drying
- 100% recycled polyester inner mesh: comfort, eco-friendly
- Flexible internal mid-foot reinforcements: support
- Drainage slots: drainage of water and moisture.
- Rockguard, mudguard and TPU reinforcements at the front : protection and durability
- Heel reinforcement: support and stability
- Non-removable insole
- Width B: medium
- Heel to toe drop: 6 mm
- Weight recorded at i-Run: 241g in size 40
- Colours: blue, navy blue, pink, white and rubber
Technologies
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TrailTack
Outer sole that provides excellent grip on all surfaces and better traction when going uphill and downhill.
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DNA Flash
Material predominantly composed of EVA in which nitrogen is infused. This allows for a perfect blend of lightness, rebound, and cushioning. It is specially designed to meet the needs of speed-oriented shoes.
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Plaque Pebax SkyVault
Our new Pebax plate is designed to facilitate uphill
during the run. When a runner steps on the plate and pushes
through the stride, the plate bends and snaps back,
providing propulsion and assistance as the runner ascends.
And the unique shape offers flexibility on various
terrains, as well as stability and comfort during descents.
