Trail running shoes La Sprotiva Bushido II

La Sportiva Bushido II Trail running shoes

La Sportiva combines top-notch technical excellence with aesthetics in one. The mountain running shoes Bushido II feature the Frixion Red sole, which combines the right combination of grip and durability of the rubber compound. The special feature of this sole is the combination of two different levels of cushioning; the outer part of the sole provides torsional stability, while the inner part offers excellent grip on technically demanding surfaces. For cushioning during running, the trail running shoes Bushido II are further enhanced with an Eva Compression midsole, which will perform exceptionally well on softer terrains. The running shoes Bushido II are complemented by systems that provide additional torsional stability during running; STB Control reinforces the sole, while the TPU skeleton technology describes mesh reinforcements running along the upper part of the shoe and offering lateral foot support. Thanks to their lightweight construction and 6-millimeter heel-to-toe drop*, the Bushido II will ensure agility during movement.

Features:

• Frixion Red sole: combination of two different levels of cushioning; the outer part improves torsional stability, while the inner part provides grip on various surfaces.
• Reconstruction of the heel for maximum comfort
• TPU skeleton: mesh reinforcement on the side of the shoes provides lateral torsional stability for the shoes
• Impact Brake System: thoughtful placement of the sole's lugs reduces friction during ascent and further increases sole grip during downhill running
• EVA Compression provides additional cushioning for running on softer and varied terrains
• 4mm Ortholite Ergonomic insole prevents excessive sweating and conforms to the shape of the foot

Technical specifications:

• Trail/mountain running shoes, suitable for medium-distance runs
• Normal volume: width suitable for average foot circumference
• Heel-to-toe drop: 6mm
• Cushioning: 7mm
• Weight: 305g/shoe

^{*difference in sole thickness between the toe and heel areas}