DECATHLON

Fitness Walking Shoes Sportwalk Comfort - blue/grey

Reference. 8600858

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Our product engineer, Hugo, designed this shoe for intensive fitness walking sessions.

Having to compromise on comfort in order to increase propulsion is now a thing of the past! The Sportwalk Comfort is comfortable and offers good propulsion, which is great news for your feet.

Upper of: 10.0% Thermoplastic Polyurethane, 90.0% Polyester; Outer sole of: 40.0% Polyurethane, 20.0% Synthetic Rubber, 40.0% Ethylene Vinyl Acetate; Lining and sock of: 100.0% Polyester

BENEFITS

Flexibility

The Flex-H flex grooves make foot motion easier.

Energy return

Its exclusive Propulse Motion technology helps to speed up your walking stride.

Fitting comfort

An upper with few seams for walking freely and without chafing.

Grip

A rubber sole with a large contact surface with the ground.

Durability

A sole designed for walking 3 x 3 hours a week without any cushioning loss.

Lightweight

Lightweight materials and assembly: 310g in size 8.5.

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

Why is it important to choose special shoes for fitness walking?

Each sport has its shoe! In active walking, the foot rolls through completely from the heel strike to the push-off with the forefoot, during which the foot flexes significantly. Fitness walking shoes must be extremely flexible to move perfectly with your foot. That's why Newfeel has made flexibility their top priority!

What is the Flex-H concept?

The Flex-H technology has three flex grooves in an H-pattern located at the forefoot. This gives the foot the flexibility it needs for the propulsion phase.

What is Propulse Motion technology?

The Propulse Motion technology is a sole made with a lightweight first layer that offers good cushioning, covered with a second layer that gives added rebound. In order to guarantee the right amount of propulsion, the thickness of this rebound layer is proportional to the pressure applied by the foot.