KIPRUN

KIPRUN KN500 kids' drop 0 running shoes - green yellow black

Reference. 8832634

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The KN500 shoe has been designed by our team of running enthusiasts for your child to start running without altering their natural stride.

Light weight and comfortable with 0 drop, these trainers will be perfect for children taking up running. Your child's natural stride is respected, so he or she can run better

Lining and sock of: 60.0% Ethylene Vinyl Acetate, 40.0% Polyester; Upper of: 20.0% Thermoplastic Polyurethane, 80.0% Polyester; Outer sole of: 60.0% Ethylene Vinyl Acetate, 40.0% Butadiene Rubber

BENEFITS

Heel to toe drop

A zero drop makes the kid's stride more natural and more like running barefoot.

Flexibility

Thanks to the Flex H concept, the shoe adapts perfectly to your stride motion.

Lightweight

Weighs just 170 grammes in size 3

Cushioning

EVA midsole is perfect for kids' needs

Grip

The rubber overshoe ensures good grip on all surfaces

Non marking sole

the rubber under the sole does not mark gymnasium floors

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

What's zero drop?

The drop of a shoe is the difference in sole height between the forefoot and the heel. Scientific studies conducted by our research lab (the SportsLab) have shown that a zero drop allows for a more natural stride, similar to a barefoot running stride. This natural stride allows for better absorption of shock waves when running and strengthens your kid's muscles and tendons in the long term.

What about the natural stride?

In order to make the stride natural and as similar as possible to running barefoot, the FLEX RUN shoe uses the following 4 criteria:
- A zero drop and flexibility, so that the middle of the foot strikes the ground first, rather than the heel
- Low weight for a smoother stride
- An anatomical shape to reduce the stresses of the shoe on the foot

Result: the energy from the ground contact is transmitted to the muscles at the back of the legs, which absorb vibrations better.