The lightweight design ensures support doesn’t come at the cost of mobility, cross training shoes new balance.
The SONICBLAST running shoe is a great choice if you're looking for a light, bouncy feel that makes it easier to run faster. Its built to boost your energy, especially during those fast-paced training sessions.
The shoes FF TURBO SQUARED and FF BLAST MAX cushioning provide a light, springy feel to support faster movement and energised training. The ASTRO PLATE adds a smooth, forward feel with each step, while the ASICSGRIP outsole enhances traction and control, so you can accelerate smoothly without wasting energy.
What gives the SONICBLAST running extra bounce?
FF TURBO SQUARED SQUARED and FF BLAST MAX delivers softer landing and energised cushioning, helping you run faster and train harder.
ASTRO PLATE boosts forward movement, making your steps feel smoother and more efficient during training.
ASICSGRIP outsole enhances traction and control, so you can accelerate without using excess energy.
Features:
- FF TURBO SQUARED foam technology - Enhances cushioning for an energised and fast feeling during runs, while remaining lightweight.
- FF BLAST MAX foam technology - Helps provide comfort for smoother movement during faster runs.
- ASTRO PLATE technology - Enhances forward motion for improved speed while maintaining underfoot comfort.
- ASICSGRIP technology - Delivers a softer feel and improved grip for better traction during fast training sessions.
- Engineered Jacquard mesh upper - Improves breathability to help keep feet cool during runs for added comfort.
- Gusseted tongue wing fit system - Improves the midfoot fit and reduces tongue sliding.
- Designed with the environment in mind - Weve made the shoes upper with recycled plastic, and weve used less water and reduced our carbon emissions while producing the shoes sock liner. Better for you, better for the environment.
- Heel Drop - 8 mm
- Weight - 256 g/9 oz
Moisture-wicking lining prevents sweat buildup during intense sessions, minimal training shoe.
