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08-06-2011, 06:37 AM
Teva has two new multi-sport shoes new for winter 2010 - the Forge Pro and the Forge Pro eVent – and the company reckons they're top all-rounders and 'some of the most advanced footwear available in the outdoor market'.,jewellery stores (http://www.tfyjewelry.net/tiffany-rings/tiffany-1837-ring-in-sterling-silver_531.htm)
The long-established hybrid specialist says it's brought all of its 25 years of experience to bear on the new models with a new Mountain Cross Trainer – MXT – chassis and some serious work on the rest of the shoe.
The new shoes in both men's and women's versions feature an aggressively lugged outsole with a reverse lug E-Brake area on the heel for downhill traction and the wet rock-friendly Spider 365 rubber compound for wet grip.
There's a compression-moulded EVA mid-sole with a blended PU/EVA Shoc Pad heel section claimed to transfer the energy of heel strike evenly through the footbed and then use it to give added spring on push off plus a TPU stiffening plate for stability and a glass-filled nylon shank for stiffness.
Then there's the intriguingly-named Moulded Mush Infused insole,tiffany pendant light fixtures (http://www.tfyjewelry.net/tiffany-pendants/tiffany-heart-lock-charm_56.htm), which is direct injected into the liner of the shoe and reckoned to give extended comfort over longer treks.
The uppers are made from synthetic leather and mesh with a TPU Exoskeleton and reckoned to dry faster as a result. And as you've probably worked out from the name,studs earrings (http://www.tfyjewelry.net/tiffany-earrings/tiffany-snowflake-earrings-with-cz-diamonds_1225.htm), the Forge Pro eVent is basically a Forge Pro but with a waterproof and breathable eVent membrane liner.
The basic Forge Pro retails for £90 with the eVent version at £110. Weights are around 440 grammes for the men's model and 351 grammes for the female equivalent. Look interesting.
The long-established hybrid specialist says it's brought all of its 25 years of experience to bear on the new models with a new Mountain Cross Trainer – MXT – chassis and some serious work on the rest of the shoe.
The new shoes in both men's and women's versions feature an aggressively lugged outsole with a reverse lug E-Brake area on the heel for downhill traction and the wet rock-friendly Spider 365 rubber compound for wet grip.
There's a compression-moulded EVA mid-sole with a blended PU/EVA Shoc Pad heel section claimed to transfer the energy of heel strike evenly through the footbed and then use it to give added spring on push off plus a TPU stiffening plate for stability and a glass-filled nylon shank for stiffness.
Then there's the intriguingly-named Moulded Mush Infused insole,tiffany pendant light fixtures (http://www.tfyjewelry.net/tiffany-pendants/tiffany-heart-lock-charm_56.htm), which is direct injected into the liner of the shoe and reckoned to give extended comfort over longer treks.
The uppers are made from synthetic leather and mesh with a TPU Exoskeleton and reckoned to dry faster as a result. And as you've probably worked out from the name,studs earrings (http://www.tfyjewelry.net/tiffany-earrings/tiffany-snowflake-earrings-with-cz-diamonds_1225.htm), the Forge Pro eVent is basically a Forge Pro but with a waterproof and breathable eVent membrane liner.
The basic Forge Pro retails for £90 with the eVent version at £110. Weights are around 440 grammes for the men's model and 351 grammes for the female equivalent. Look interesting.