GT-2000 14 (W)

Colour: Whispser Green/Monument Blue
Size
1 in stock
R 3,195.00
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A versatile trainer that promotes a stable and energetic running experience.

The GT-2000 14 shoe is designed to help provide a more energetic ride and a supportive running experience.

A trampoline forefoot pod is positioned on the medial side of the outsole. This helps produce better stability and a more balanced toe-off.

The midsole is updated with a FF BLAST MAX cushioning unit. Creating a more energized toe-off, this foam also offers cloud-like softness during the landing phase of your stride. ​

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DELIVERY INFO

We offer fast efficient nationwide delivery by Courier. Orders are usually processed and packed within hours (Maximum 24hrs).
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Delivery by courier takes between 1-3 days depending on the destination.

All deliveries on orders over R800 are FREE of charge.

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WEIGHT: 240 g
HEAL TOE DROP: 8 mm
PRONATION STYLE:
  • Neutral
  • Overpronation
BEST FOR THESE ACTIVITIES
  • Walking
  • Urban Running
  • Short/Medium Runs
  • Everyday Wear
  • Everyday Training

BEST FOR THE FOLLOWING RUNNING STYLE/S

Overpronation

If you land on the outside of the heel and roll inwards to place weight on the inside of the foot, you’re likely to have overpronation when running and walking. Runners with flatter feet or low arches are more likely to overpronate and have overpronation wear on shoes.

If you overpronate it is crucial that you find suitable running trainers. Often shoes with added stability will help prevent your foot from rolling too far inward, mitigating the chance of discomfort and injury.

BEST FOR THE FOLLOWING RUNNING STYLE/S

Neutral

If you have neutral pronation in running, this means that you land on the outside of the heel and then roll inwards to distribute impact and weight more evenly across the foot. This style of running is less likely to cause injuries as the shock is spread and less strain is placed on small parts of the foot and leg.

BEST FOR THE FOLLOWING RUNNING STYLE/S

Overpronation

If you land on the outside of the heel and roll inwards to place weight on the inside of the foot, you’re likely to have overpronation when running and walking. Runners with flatter feet or low arches are more likely to overpronate and have overpronation wear on shoes.

If you overpronate it is crucial that you find suitable running trainers. Often shoes with added stability will help prevent your foot from rolling too far inward, mitigating the chance of discomfort and injury.

Neutral

If you have neutral pronation in running, this means that you land on the outside of the heel and then roll inwards to distribute impact and weight more evenly across the foot. This style of running is less likely to cause injuries as the shock is spread and less strain is placed on small parts of the foot and leg.