MSRP : US$110
Weight : 12.7 oz / 360 gm
Predecessor : Supernova Sequence 3
Product Cycle : RY.2011.→DY.20XX.
Features : Style : Gender Specific : Upper : Open Mesh, Geofit, RespoEVA™ Sockliner, LightStrike 55™ Last : Midsole : CM.Eva Midsole, Full-Forefoot adiPrene® +, 3D Formotion™, Pro-moderator™ +, Torsion® System : Outsole : Blown Rubber, adiWear™
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![]() | : | A daily high milage trainer with moderate support "Low to Normal arches, Mild-overpronation" with moderate features. |
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![]() | History : Supernova Sequence Series : Sequence 4('11), Sequence 3('10), Sequence 2('09), Sequence('08) |
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adiLite n Respo™ EVA Sockliner : Dual-layer anti-microbial sockliner for great step-in and motion comfort.
adiWear®, Rearfoot : Durable carbon rubber out-sole, utilized in the heel and medial forefoot for best durability in high wear areas.
adiPrene® +, Full-Forefoot : For a more efficient push-off. Elastic material under the forefoot. Retains natural forces at toe-off for greater forefoot fficiency. Maximizes energy use.
Blown Rubber, Forefoot : Primarily used in the forefoot to provide traction.
CM.EVA, Midsole : Compression molded EVA which is an industry standard midsole material designed which offer durable cushioning.
GeoFit™ : Anatomically positioned padding that follows the form of the foot to provide a snug, secure fit.
Lightstrike 55™ Last : Full length strobel last constructed from a lightweight moderately soft foam.
Open Mesh : With synthetic overlays to provide lightweight, supportive and breathable upper.
Pro-moderator™ + : A much inproved version of Pro-moderator which is a lightweight, highly stable yet durable, mid-sole support unit co-molded onto the CM.EVA mid-sole.
Torsion® System : Lightweight arch support that allows the forefoot and rear-foot to move independently for better surface adaptation and stability.
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