KIPRUN KD500 MEN'S RUNNING SHOES - BLUE
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BENEFITS
Anatomic design
For neutral, over and under-pronator strides thanks to the Konly technology
Lightweight
256 g in size 8
Reduced chafing
Seamless technology at the forefoot to reduce friction
Energy return
Your stride has more propulsion thanks to the superior geometry and Kalensole
Grip
The texture and geometry of the soles provide extra grip on wet terrain.
Cushioning
Enjoy cushioning for 1,000 km with the K-Ring in the heel and Kalensole sole.
Fitting comfort
"Half-slipper" tongue designed for maximum comfort.
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
DROP 8 MM
The height difference between the back and front of the sole is 8 mm.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CUSHIONING
To give you optimal comfort and performance when running, we concentrated our attention on the sole which features 2 concepts:
- K-Ring: a ring located in the heel to improve cushioning at the rear and spread the shockwave in order to provide effective protection for the body: joints, back, knees, etc.
- Kalensole: improves cushioning by 34% and propulsion by 25% compared with standard foam and lasts up to 1,000 km.
THE COMFORT OF THE KD500
In order to run regularly over long distances, foot comfort is of the utmost importance.
So, we tried to improve the level of comfort with the following:
- an ultra comfortable 'half-slipper' upper
- enhanced cushioning at the forefoot thanks to a thicker sole
- a revised forefoot area
- a seamless, single piece of fabric to reduce friction
REBOUND WITH EACH STRIDE
The KIPRUN KD500 improves propulsion (acceleration) with each stride thanks to the sole geometry combined with the Kalensole foam. You can now make progress and improve your personal best times from 10 km to marathon distance.
WHY CHOOSE A LIGHTWEIGHT SHOE?
The research and development studies have shown that a lighter product improves running performance by reducing energy consumption.To design the KD500, there was no compromise in terms of comfort and resistance and the decision was taken to use lighter components and an optimised sole design.
The result? The KIPRUN KD500 shoe is 4% lighter than the KIPRUN FAST.
Weight: 267g in size 9.
ADAPTED TO ALL TYPES OF STRIDES
Thanks to the exclusive K-ONLY technology and denser foam located under the first metatarsal, you no longer need to know your stride type: over-pronator, under-pronator or neutral!
A 6-month study conducted with the Luxembourg Institute of Health* showed that the K-Only concept suits all strides.
The key figures of the study:
- 372 runners
- over 12,558 training sessions
- 12,094 hours of exercise
- 116,723 km covered
EXCELLENT ROAD-HOLDING ABILITY ON WET ROADS AND BENDS
Our sole is designed like a car tyre for running performance without losing control in wet conditions.
The new geometry of the sole combined with a new rubber component provides the KIPRUN KD500 with excellent grip on wet terrain, even at top speed.
A TEAM OF PASSIONATE ATHLETES TO OFFER A UNIQUE RUNNING EXPERIENCE
The Kiprun KD500 is the product of Decathlon's shoe expertise acquired over 10 years
Caroline and Pierre-Emmanuel (product managers), Stéphane (product engineer) and Nicolas (designer), who are all running enthusiasts, designed your Kiprun shoes with the help of a network of ambassadors: the runners at Decathlon, sports coaches and you!
In this way, we choose the components, create the prototypes and test and validate the products with laboratory and field tests.
composition
composition
Outer sole of: 37.0% Synthetic Rubber, 63.0% Ethylene Vinyl Acetate; Upper of: 19.0% Polyurethane, 81.0% Polyester; Lining and sock of: 89.0% Polyurethane, 11.0% Polyester
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Test product
All our shoes are field tested for wear and comfort by male runners not associated with Decathlon. The aim is to test, improve and validate the product as objectively as possible so that you can run without a problem.
Warranty
2 Years
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The Kiprun team is made up of runners of every level of ability. Every day, we test our products to try them out and improve them. They are then tested by a panel of users under the real-life conditions for which they are designed. Before you put them on, they have already covered several thousands of kilometres and completed hundreds of races ranging from 10 km to marathon.