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Description
Technical specifications
Category: Medium cushioning
Offset: 6 mm (35/29 mm)
Weight: 272 g
Ideal for: runners with a tendency to pronate, looking for a supportive and protective model, but without compromising on performance given the shoe’s low weight.
Athlete weight: >70 kg
Running pace: medium (5-6 min/km)
Guide to technical specifications
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The Guide 18 is the training shoe with maximum cushioning.
Built for comfort and protection, the men’s Guide 18 is a cushioned everyday training shoe that combines our soft and responsive PWRRUN foam with our exclusive Centre Path technology, which keeps the foot centred and supported for an optimal underfoot experience, maintaining a standard centre line, increasing hip height and building on a rocker shape to facilitate loosening.
Features and Benefits:
- Maximal Cushioning shoes have a wide base geometry, where the foot sits deep within a stable platform that provides an exceptionally cushioned ride, but also intrinsic protection and support.
- Featuring Centre Path Technology, an asymmetrical geometry that centres the foot from side impact to toe-off to provide a more consistent, balanced and supportive experience.
- Plenty of soft, responsive PWRRUN foam underfoot for smooth, comfortable miles and optimal protection
- XT-900 carbon rubber outsole for durable traction.
- Breathable and supportive engineered mesh upper for a versatile fit.
- Best for everyday running
- PWRRUN CUSHIONING
- PWRRUN+ INSOLE
Technologies
Centre Path Technology
- Centre Path Technology provides comfort and protection with a wider platform, higher sides, an asymmetrical profile and a rocker shape that guides your stride from impact to take-off.
Pwrrun
- The latest update to EVA-based cushioning, offering even greater rebound and durability than previous formulations.
Pwrrun+
- The latest innovation in PU cushioning, formulated with a lower density to increase softness and reduce the weight of super-resistant cushioning. It offers the best in all six aspects of cushioning: impact absorption, stride response, pressure reduction, energy return, durability and weight.