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Topo Athletic Women's Ultrafly 3 Breathable Road Running Shoes, Violet/Blue, Size: 7
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Topo Athletic Women's Ultrafly 3 Breathable Road Features
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PURPOSE - Best used for road running. STACK HEIGHT - 28mm (heel) // 23mm (forefoot). WEIGHT – 7.7 oz (W7)
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MORE CUSHIONING AND RESILIENCE - Proprietary midsole compound which is springier than EVA and offers more rebound over the life of the shoe
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MULTI-DENSITY MIDSOLE - Allows you to access two levels of cushioning: soft against the foot and firmer/more responsive against the ground
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LIGHTWEIGHT BREATHABLE MATERIALS - These ladies running shoes are made of lightweight breathable materials for a '2nd Skin' fit and feel
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5MM DROP - Our highest available drop allows you to access natural running with more under-heel cushioning
About Topo Athletic Women's Ultrafly 3 Breathable Road
With an external TPU heel counter and EVA medial post, Topo Athleric Ultrafly 3 running shoe offers rear-foot stability and light pronation resistance. The cushioned 2-density ZipFoam midsole delivers more long-term resilience and a higher rebound compared to traditional EVA. The engineered mesh upper provides a seamless and breathable fit, while a molded foam collar and Ortholite footbed offer additional comfort. Ultrafly 3 women's running footwear is a perfect daily trainer for those seeking a moderately cushioned ride with light guidance. Topo Athletic delivers a natural fit and gimmick-free design that encourages instinctive and natural movement. Topo's unique fit and feel is delivered with 3 key elements that encourage natural foot biomechanics while still offering cushioning and protection. Lightweight: Ultralight materials and seam-reducing construction techniques keep weight down and blisters at bay. Roomy Toe Box: Plenty of room for the toes to spread and splay. A secure fit through the heel and midfoot allows the shoe to move with your body. Low Drop: Topo cushioned midsoles are engineered with a 0 to 5mm heel-to-toe drop, encouraging natural loading and foot motion during the gait cycle.
