Product Description
Like peanut butter and jelly or water and energy gels, the lightweight construction and lush cushioning of the PureFlow 2 are a perfect match. The key to blending the two is engineering comfort features in a lean way like a shaped BioMoGo DNA midsole that gives your feet a cushy feel without added materials. It's a match your feet will hunger for. Just like our core line, we hold PureProject to the industry's highest weartest and durability standards. Because of their lightweight construction and fewer materials, runners should generally expect shoes from the PureProject line to last approximately 250-300 miles. > See the Women's PureFlow 2Category: Guidance Weight: 8.8 oz Platform: Anatomical Last Construction: Stroebel Launch Date: December 1, 2012 Technologies • BioMoGo DNA Midsole • IDEAL Heel • Toe Flex • Nav Band • Anatomical Last
| Price: | $100.00 |
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Product Details
- Size: 9.5 D(M) US
- Color: ShckingOrng/Anthracte/Slvr/Wht
- Brand: Brooks
- Model: 1101371D815
- Fabric type: synthetic
- Dimensions: .75 pounds
Features
- The lightweight construction and lush cushioning of the PureFlow 2 are a perfect match.
- Comfort features engineered in a lean way like a shaped BioMoGo DNA midsole that gives your feet a cushy feel without added materials.
- Neutral to Guidance runners can experience a run for the senses without losing the comfort of dynamic cushioning.
- With a wider Nav Band coming up the lateral side and grabbing the midsole, the foot receives arch support without the bulkiness of underfoot materials.
- A center strike pod provides guidance in finding the natural landing zone.
Customer Reviews
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Rob Howard
Running background - I run between 15-25 miles week and have run several half-marathons (both stand alone events and in half ironmans).
Prior to running in Brooks, I ran in Nike Pegasus. I don't have anything against the Nike shoes, but began to wonder if the height of the heel padding was contributing to my ITB pain when I started increasing my distance. Several of my running friends encouraged me to try the Brooks based on my running style (more of a forefoot striker) and I have to admit I wish I had tried them sooner.
The shoe itself takes a little getting used to and they definitely aren't a shoe that you would use for anything other than running. Walking in them feels somewhat awkward because of the padding in the forefoot. Nevertheless, they are a dream to run in.
I typically wear a size 10.5 - 11 (with 11 being more common), and my Brooks are a size 11. The toebox is really roomy and I read this was to allow for your toes to spread out more during the run. I've got lots of toe room, to the point of the shoe feeling like it might be too big, but they fit perfectly.
I'm looking forward to putting some mileage on these shoes.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Krosby Keller
I began my brooks journey with the first pureflows and I run about 35 miles a week. These shoes are great! When my pureflow (1) gave out I went and bought another pair immediately and then saw that these came out. I ordered these in orange day one that I could and have put about 20 miles on them so far. These shoes are designed as more of a minimal type shoe for road running. Do not get the thought that they are toe shoe or minimalist, they are just more of a road shoe. The still give great support though. They are snug on the arch like you would want and wide in the shoe box which allows for a more natural foot plant at strike and to give you a little more grip and push for explosion. These have a lot to offer. With that said it mentions that you can expect only about 250-300 miles. I say that is extremely conservative. If the 2's last along as my last ones did, I got about 550 out of them including a full marathon. This can be expected depending upon your style of running, your pronation, if you take them off road a lot, how much you wear them outside of just the run (mine are on only to go run, no extra walking around or as little as possible)... Hope this helps.
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