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Saucony ProGrid Kinvara
$90.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:An extremely light, flexible shoe. Unique look for a Saucony shoe (most Saucony's tend to look a little same-y but these stand out from the rest). Very comfortable right out of the box--requires no break-in period.
The Cons:Lightweight materials in the upper don't hold up well to intense running, making these shoes a bad choice for more serious runners. The insole provides way too much arch support, making a new insole a must for some runners.
The ProGrid Kinvara is a training shoe from Saucony's ProGrid lineup that provides support to runners with neutral pronation. It is designed with an air mesh upper for breathability and has a molded EVA sockliner which reduces odors and allows the foot to breathe.
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The shoe features Saucony's Heel ProGrid LITE technology which absorbs impact and shock and allows for smooth transition throughout the stride. The ProGrid Kinvara utilizes EVA+ technology in the midsole which is durable and provides lightweight cushioning. It also has an outsole comprised of XT-900 carbon rubber to provide grip and traction. The shoe is available in men's and women's sizes and colors.
Features
- Lightweight, flexible design
- Molded EVA Sockliner
- Air Mesh Upper
- Heel Progrid LITE
- EVA+ Technology
- XT-900 Technology
- Triangular Lug Design
Men's Color Options
- White/Black/Orange
- White/Black/Blue
Women's Color Options
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Pros & Cons
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An extremely light, flexible shoe.
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Unique look for a Saucony shoe (most Saucony's tend to look a little same-y but these stand out from the rest).
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Very comfortable right out of the box--requires no break-in period.
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Low heel-toe drop design (12mm or less) facilitates better form.
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Upper is very well ventilated--feels like a comfy sock.
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Lightweight materials in the upper don't hold up well to intense running, making these shoes a bad choice for more serious runners.
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The insole provides way too much arch support, making a new insole a must for some runners.
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