Outsole

The part in contact with the ground

The outer sole is the bottom part of the shoe and the one that comes into direct contact with the ground. Its function is to provide grip, traction and durability.

The soles are made with rubber compounds designed to resist wear and offer good grip on different surfaces. Some models incorporate high-performance rubber compounds that improve traction on both dry and wet surfaces.

The sole design also includes different technical elements:

Athletics

Road Running

Trail Running

• Flex Grooves: Allow the shoe to flex naturally during the stride transition.
• Traction design: The sole pattern is designed to improve grip and stability during running.

A good sole not only improves safety with each step, but also influences the durability of the shoe, allowing it to maintain its performance for many kilometers.