• Asics T580N..2307 Gel Noosa Tri Fl. Cor/Fl. Yel W
  • Asics T580N..2307 Gel Noosa Tri Fl. Cor/Fl. Yel W
  • Asics T580N..2307 Gel Noosa Tri Fl. Cor/Fl. Yel W

Asics T580N..2307 Gel Noosa Tri Fl. Cor/Fl. Yel W

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GEL-NOOSA TRI 10
Women Running Shoes

There for you straight off the bike

Product details

In a crowded triathlon transition area, you need to get your shoes on fast and be off and running. This shoe is designed for just that, and it throws in bold, stand-out design for good measure.

The 10th edition of our celebrated NOOSA shoes, it's the best friend of Ironman competitors who have pushed themselves for 184km, in the water and on the bike.
  • Run without socks with a soft, seamless lining inside
  • Fast transitions with elastic lacing for pulling your shoes on quickly
  • Lightweight, so you're carrying a little less with every stride

    Product features

    Impact Guidance System (I.G.S.)
    ASICS® design philosophy that employs linked componentry to enhance the foot's natual gait from heel strike to toe-off.

    Removable Sockliner
    EVA sockliner moulded to the shape of the foot, which can be removed to accommodate a medical orthotic.

    AHAR+
    New blown AHAR outsole material. Delivers enhanced cushioning, durability and ride to the foot.

    Solid Rubber outsole
    Provides enhanced durability and traction.

    Light AHAR sponge
    A blown AHAR rubber outsole material with high abrasion-resistant qualities for added durability, combined with a comfortable, cushioned ride.

    California Slip Lasting
    For stability and comfort. Upper is stitched around a canvas or EVA board and directly attached to the midsole.

    Dynamic Duomax
    Next generation DuoMax system provides greater comfort and enhances gait efficiency.

    Rearfoot and Forefoot GEL® Cushioning System
    Attenuates shock during impact and toe-off phases, and allows movement in multiple planes as the foot transitions through the gait cycle.

    3M Reflective
    Reflective material produced by 3M company, for night safety.

    Solyte® Midsole Material
    A lighter weight midsole compound than ASICS' standard EVA and SpEVA®. Also fetures enhanced cushioning and durability.

    Guidance Line®
    Vertical flex groove decouples the tooling along the line of progression for enhanced gait efficiency.

    Propulsion Trusstic
    Mimics connective tissue in the foot by creating tension as foot enters propulsion stage.

    WET GRIP® Outsole
    An outsole made from a special blend of organic and non-organic components, designed to enhance traction even on wet surfaces.

    Pronation Suitability
    Find your pronation
    Over Pronate - Over Pronate

    Pronation is how a runner's foot rolls laterally between footfall and toe-off. Underpronation is when the foot rolls outwards, overpronation is when it rolls inwards, and a neutral pattern is when little rolling occurs.

    Matching a shoe's properties with the runner's running style will increase comfort, running efficiency, and contribute to decreasing the risk of injury.

    Shoe care

    Cleaning:
    surface dirt such as mud and grit can be cleaned off with an old toothbrush or nail brush, a little warm water and a gentle, anti-grease soap.

    This should take care of the dirt, and is fine to do once in a while.

    Washing:
    do not wash in washing machine and remove the sock-liner or insole and wash it separately.

    This will help make the inside of your shoe fresher. Laces can be washed or replaced.

    Drying:
    don't place them near a heating device such as a radiator. Direct heat will alter the shape of the shoe.

    Open out the shoe and then stuff the inside with kitchen paper or newspaper. The paper will absorb the dampness inside the shoe.

    A shoe takes about twelve hours to dry out.

    Manufacturer: ASICS
    Category: Running shoes
    SKU: SDF0584
    Gender‍: Women

    ASICS RUNNING SHOES - WHICH SHOES ARE RIGHT FOR YOU?

    Once you know which running style you are then the only decision left to make is which ASICS running shoe is best for you. The most important thing is choosing from the correct category depending on your running style.

    Find out about your running style

    In the core range there are 3 categories of ASICS running shoe:

    • Cushioning offers very little support
    • Structured Cushioning offers an amount of support in between Cushioning and Maximum Support
    • Maximum Support offers the most support

    The main difference between the 3 categories is the amount of support the shoes will offer your foot.

    Cushioning
    If you are an underpronator or neutral runner with good natural support then you will need a shoe from the ASICS Cushioning range.

    Maximum Support
    If you are a severe overpronator with very poor natural support then you will need a shoe from our Maximum Support range.

    Structured Cushioning
    If you are a mild/moderate overpronator with poor natural support then you will need a shoe from the ASICS Structured Cushioning range.

    Within the 3 categories of ASICS running shoes there is a further choice to be made. There are a number of shoes within each category and they differ in terms of the amount of ASICS technologies in them.

    All of these added features will benefit your running by making it more comfortable and improving the efficiency but your decision made be made on personal factors such as price and design.

    UNDERSTANDING PRONATION - FIND THE RIGHT RUNNING SHOES

    Foot pronation is an important factor in choosing the right shoe. Having the right equipment will help you run longer, faster and most importantly, more safely.
    What is pronation?

    Pronation is the way the foot rolls inward when you walk and run. It is part of the natural movement that helps the lower leg deal with shock.

    Pronation occurs at the joint below the ankle, the subtalar joint, just after the foot lands on the ground. Some people pronate more (overpronation) or less (underpronation) than others.

    Running shoes are designed today specifically for different pronation patterns. When you pick your next pair of running shoes, your pronation type is a very important factor in your choice.

    Neutral pronation
    You are likely to be a neutral pronator if the soles of your shoes show wear in an S-shaped pattern, from the outer (lateral) heel to the big toe. When you have a normal pronation pattern you can run in a wide variety of shoes, but specialised neutral running shoes offering cushioning and support are most suitable. The GEL-NIMBUS is the leading cushioning model for neutral runners.

    Underpronation
    Underpronation, also known as supination, is when the foot doesn't pronate much. The outer or lateral side of the heel hits the ground at an increased angle, and little or no normal pronation occurs, resulting in a large transmission of shock through the lower leg. This lateral loading of the foot continues for the entire stance phase of gait, further affecting running efficiency.

    Overpronation
    Overpronation is when the foot rolls in excessively, or at a time when it should not, for instance late in the stance phase of gait. In this case much weight is transferred to the inner or medial side of the foot, and as the runner moves forward the load is borne by the inner edge rather than the ball of the foot. This destabilises the foot, which will attempt to regain stability by compensating for the inward movement. In a kind of chain reaction, this in turn affects the biomechanical efficiency of the leg, especially the knee and hip.

     

    HOW TO CLEAN RUNNING SHOES - 3 TIPS FOR KEEPING CLEAN SHOES

    If you're running outside, your shoes come across everything from mud and puddles to leaves and grit. All of this dirt can make your shoes look worn out before they really are.

    So once in a while your shoes just need a makeover.

    1. Wash the sockliner or insole separately if you're able to remove them. This will help make the inside of your shoe fresher. Laces can be washed or just replaced.

    2. Remove surface dirt such as mud and grit. Use an old toothbrush or nail brush, a little warm water and a gentle, anti-grease soap. This should take care of the dirt, and is fine to do once in a while.

    3. Dry your shoes naturally and don't place them near a radiator. Direct heat will alter the shape of the shoe. Open out the shoe and then stuff the inside with kitchen paper or newspaper. The paper will absorb the dampness inside the shoe. A shoe takes about twelve hours to dry out.

    If you're a frequent runner, you may want to use two pairs of shoes for winter running, so you can alternate between them as each pair dries out.