Gel Pulse 16 Running Shoes

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The GEL-PULSE™ 16 running shoe is comfortable and ideal for an enjoyable running experience. Its lightweight cushioning lets you run further without weighing you down.

The shoe’s Rearfoot GEL™ technology improves comfort by providing impact absorption to reduce stress on your joints during your run. And its FLYTEFOAM™ midsole provides good shock absorption for a comfortable, cushioned running experience. Plus, its breathable upper is lightweight and helps keep your feet cool during runs for added comfort.

What makes GEL-PULSE™ 16 running shoe comfortable?

• Rearfoot GEL™ technology improves comfort by offering impact absorption.
  
• Lightweight FLYTEFOAM™ midsole cushioning provides good shock absorption.
  
• Lightweight, breathable upper helps keep feet cool during runs.

What else makes the GEL-PULSE™ 16 shoe a good choice?

This shoe is designed with lightweight comfort in mind - Asics spent endless hours testing it at their Institute of Sport Science (ISS) in Japan. The GEL-PULSE™ 16 running shoe includes additional technical features to support you during your runs, which you’ll find listed under ‘Tech & Features’ below:

Tech & Features:

Rearfoot GEL technology

Improves softness and shock absorption to reduce impact.

FLYTEFOAM cushioning

Helps create a lightweight and comfortable feel.

Engineered mesh upper

Helps improve breathability to keep feet cool during runs for added comfort.

ORTHOLITE HYBRID MAXLITE sockliner

Provides step-in comfort and helps keep feet dry by controlling moisture.

AHARPLUS heel plug rubber

Helps improve durability.

Designed with the environment in mind

Asics made the shoe’s upper with recycled plastic, and they've used less water and reduced their carbon emissions while producing the shoe’s sock liner. Better for you, better for the environment.

Specifications:

• Pronation: Neutral
• Foot Type: : Normal size arches
  
• Push Off: There is even distribution from the front of the foot.
  

How your foot contacts the ground:

The foot lands on outside of the heel, then rolls inward (pronates) to absorb shock and support body weight.