Inov-8 Mudclaw 340

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All our products are designed to be extremely lightweight, highly breathable, comfortable with excellent durability relative to the weight of the materials. All of our shoes have a naming system where the name is unique to the sole design followed by a number which is the weight of an average UK size 8 shoe.

Mudclaw™-grip • Aggressive outsole • Designed to give maximum grip when steep ascending, descending, contouring especially on wet grass • Dual compound Inov-8 Endurance rubber sole • Harder on heel & toe areas for steep uphill & downhill ground penetration. • Registered design

'O' +340 Inov-8 MudClaw 340: Extremely durable and aggressively outsole fell/hill/mountain or ideal orienteering shoe. Synthetic upper has dual layer mesh for comfort and protection. Outsole uses metal dobs for extra grip, ideal for forest and if you come into contact with snow and ice. $89.95 Meta-flex™ Metcradle™ Met-shank™ Bi-Planer™ Heel High Breathability, No Waterproofing Endurance Rubber Performance Last Recommended uses: Mountain Running Fell / Hill Running Mountain Marathon *Orienteering Recommended Terrain: Steep Loose Rock Long Grass / Heather / Tussock Mud Peat Bogs Steep Wet Grass

Unisex Inov-8 running shoes come in unisex sizing. Order in US Men's sizes Size Chart

Meta-flex ™ torsion shank
• Profiled polymer wishbone™ shape shank stiffener embedded into the midsole allows torquing effect for precise contouring and foot placement.
• Secure fit gives no slip placements and dabs

Metcradle™
•Secures Met forward and behind
•Angled base of the webbing gives the foot further natural holding on undulating terrain
•Improved torque by design

Met-shank™
New 5-finger meta-shank aligns with each individual metatarsal for greater flexibility when contouring while retaining underfoot impact protection

Bi-Planar™ Heel
Sole design whereby the heel section is curved in two planes aligning the natural curvature of the heel. This provides a more natural and earlier heel strike to aid descending and contouring.

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