Saucony Kinvara 15 Women's Running Shoes
Push it to the max in this ultralight shoe that rides like a fast day shoe but provides the protection of an everyday shoe. Naturally fast and ultra-flexible, the Kinvara 15 is designed to move with you as you pick up the pace. So light, you'll feel like you're floating.
Engineered Mesh Upper
Lightweight, seamless engineered mesh provides distraction-free comfort. It allows heat and vapour to escape, whilst perforations in the fabric allow fresh air to flow in. Eyestay webbing provides a secure fit and the cupped heel delivers a stable fit. The smooth lining further doubles down on comfort, whilst the traditional lacing system locks down the midfoot for extra confidence and a secure fit.
PWRRUN Midsole
Built to withstand everyday efforts, Saucony's PWRRUN cushioning will propel you toward your next personal best. Defined by low-to-the-ground, responsive cushioning, the Kinvara 15 provides superior energy return and utilises super light cushioning for an extra pop. The cushioning will add a spring to your step and helps to spare your joints when you strike down on hard, unforgiving surfaces, whilst transforming the shocks into energy, giving your feet a new lease of life with every step. The PWRRUN platform that features in the Kinvara 15 is lightweight, lower in profile and flexible for a minimal feel and fast day ride that still delivers the protection you need for every day. Accompanying this soft compound is an SRS sockliner, which provides added step-in comfort with a super-responsive feel.
XT 900 Rubber Outsole
The outsole of the Kinvara 15 features XT 900 rubber in the heel and toe-off for zonal traction and durability. It is targeted for areas that need it most, shaving down the weight for a snappier feel. This minimal rubber outsole reduces the weight of the Kinvara 15 so that it can act like a fast day shoe. The broader profile and constant ground contact of the outsole provide a great stable base to push off from, ensuring comfort and confidence for training runs.
