Upper designed to challenge weight reduction
The upper is made of synthetic fiber/synthetic resin/artificial leather and is seamless with no stitches. This allows for a high level of fit that wraps around the entire upper, providing a secure fit and stability for the foot. The material used, HL-0 MESH, is thin yet very durable and lightweight. You can experience a smooth sensation of your foot moving forward. This HL-0 MESH is a soft and well-fitting material that achieves a fit that wraps around the foot, resolving the poor fit that was a drawback of traditional Asics. However, since the fabric is very thin, it is prone to damage, so it is not recommended for heavy use in both competition and practice.

Perfect fit that covers the entire instep
The upper is generally made to be tight (slightly narrower), achieving a high level of fit. The toe area has ample width, so although it is overall tight, it is unlikely to cause cramping or toenail issues. Athletes concerned about foot width should try a size 0.5 cm larger than usual. The shape of the heel is slightly narrower, but it is not as narrow as overseas spikes, making blisters less likely to occur.

Minimal yet highly functional sole
The pins consist of a total of 6, with 2-1 (inner side)-3 from the toe. It features a simple one-piece plate. Therefore, it is a spike that users have clear preferences for. Compared to other spikes, it is quite stiff and difficult to bend, achieving high rebound. Users need advanced technique to bounce upon landing rather than firmly pressing down after landing. Additionally, the fewer pins and the shorter 5mm pins compared to other spikes reduce friction and braking upon landing. This results in a smoother foot release during takeoff. Overall, it is a plate suitable for athletes who have established their running technique at an advanced level.


Ultra-flat. A sole that has changed short-distance spikes
There is almost no curvature in the sole. When compared to Chrono Inks, the difference is clearly noticeable. Normally, spikes with an angle support the action of pushing down near the tip of the foot, but this spike lacks an angle, requiring advanced technique to bounce before pressing down rather than pressing down after landing.










