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Pearl iZUMi Women's W EM Trail M 2 Running Shoe

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Pearl iZUMi Women's W EM Trail M 2 Running Shoe
- Seamless Upper creates a supple and supportive fit for technical trail running
- Biomechanically-tuned dynamic offset-shaped E:Motion midsole for a mid-foot pronation running gait
- Bi-lateral mid-foot posts are trail tuned to keep your foot on top of the midsole platform in technical terrain
- 1:1 Energy Foam cushions forefoot upon impact and returns energy back to the runner
- Forefoot rock plate protects foot against stone bruising and rock push-through
FEATURES of the Pearl Izumi Women's EM Trail M 2 Shoe Seamless Upper creates a supple and supportive fit for technical trail running Biomechanically-tuned dynamic offset-shaped E:Motion midsole for a mid-foot pronation running gait Bi-lateral mid-foot posts are trail tuned to keep your foot on top of the midsole platform in technical terrain 1:1 Energy Foam cushions forefoot upon impact and returns energy back to the runner Forefoot rock plate protects foot against stone bruising and rock push-through Aggressive, multi-directional Carbon Rubber outsole offers superb traction and abrasion resistance

Country	USA
Binding	Shoes
Brand	Pearl iZUMi
Color	Black
Department	womens
Label	Pearl iZUMi
Manufacturer	Pearl iZUMi
Model	W Em Trail M 2-W
MPN	162130074OW
NumberOfItems	1
PartNumber	162130074OW
Publisher	Pearl iZUMi
Size	varies
Studio	Pearl iZUMi
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

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