The Paradox 3 suits those runners looking for maximum support without compromising on weight or responsiveness. This shoe has been specifically engineered to allow the wearer to not feel worn down by a heavy shoe when on those daily runs.
The features that assist this model include the U4iC X midsole and mizuno wave technology. Resulting in maximum confort and cushioning for a stable run... read more
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The Paradox 3 suits those runners looking for maximum support without compromising on weight or responsiveness. This shoe has been specifically engineered to allow the wearer to not feel worn down by a heavy shoe when on those daily runs.
The features that assist this model include the U4iC X midsole and mizuno wave technology. Resulting in maximum confort and cushioning for a stable run.
The Mizuno Wave technology features in the sole and dissipates shock by moving impact forces away form the foot for a smoother more cushioned feel in every step.
AIRMESH also features in the shoe, providing maximum breathability and comfort to the upper.
DYNAMOTION fit has been designed based off of biomechanics to support the wearer as they move through the gait cycle.
INTERCOOL - A system of ventilation channels in the sole that solve the issue of humidity and heat build up in the shoe.
PEBAZ RNEW features in the wave plate construction. Made from sustainable materials such as plant based oil and low carbon production , while retaining high performance charateristics.
SMOOTHRIDE is used and is an outsole material which is engineered to create the smoothest ride possible by minimising the rapid acceleration and deceleration of the foot.
