2006 : Tuned Trainer
2005 : Avi Lite
Structured Cushioning
2005 : 2051
Neutral
2006 : Avi Trainer, Euphoric 2
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Glossary
Anatomical Cradle™ : This feature improves both motion control and shock absorption by mimicking the bottom of your heel in your midsole.
Arc Technology™ : Adds a mechanical element to Avia's Cantilever® cushioning technology. Provides added stability and support upon heel strike and additional spring at liftoff.
Archrocker™ : Made by Avia to support the arch, it helps prevent foot fatigue and soreness. It also provides a smooth and comfortable walking gait.
Cantilever® : Avia's Cantilever® centers the heel over a concave sole. The sole softens impact, stabilizes the heel and provides increased energy return.
DCS® : Avia's Dual Cantilever System® that helps to maximize stability and cushioning with pressurized dual reverse Cantilever® units. The top unit cradles your heel, keeping it centered directly under your body. The bottom unit acts like a trampoline to soften impact and stabilize your heel.
DCS Plus® : Maximizes stability and cushioning with 2 interacting dual Cantilever® units. The top cradles the foot, while the bottom acts like a trampoline to soften the impact, stabilizing the foot and provide increased energy return. Fom(TM) technolory in the forefoot provides superior cushioning.
DCS Ultra® : Combines DCS with a TPU plate that provides torsional support in the midfoot; and a presurized air cushioning chamber in the heel.
Dura-Ryd™ Dura-Stryk™ : Stabilizes shoe with extended medial post and plate stability with Cantilever® outsole all designed to protect against overpronation.
Ecto Cantelever® System : Two specially designed plates work in unison to provide unsurpassed cushioning and stability. The top plate cradles the foot, while the bottom plate absobrs the impact of the heel strike.
FOM™ : Avia's soft and dense material located in key impact areas of the shoe. It conforms to your foot on impact for excellent cushioning and comfort. It bounces back to its original shape after each impact.
