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Mizuno UNISEX SHOE S.L. CONTENDER SNOW WHITE/BISTRO GREEN/SUM.SAND
58,99 €
PVC 130 €. Il s’agit du prix fixé par le fabricant.
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Description
The Contender Is An Archive Silhouette Which Was Originally Released In 1995, Featuring Design Ideas From Mizuno’S Founder, Rhiachi Mizuno. This Was A Lightweight Style Characterized By Stability And Support, Created For Entry Level Runners Who Were Looking For A Well Cushioned Shoe Suitable To Run On Or Off Road. For The Upper, The Original Contender Combined Mesh With Suede Reinforcements For A Durable Construction Whilst Maintaining Maximum Comfort. The Midsole Is A Single Density Compression Moulded Eva Foam With Mizuno’S Transpower Technology In The Heel, A Highly Responsive Foam Insert That Also Provides Shock Absorption And Added Cushioning. For The Outsole, A New One-Piece Solid Rubber Was Used With Forefoot Flex Grooves For A Smoother Transition From Heel To Toe. The 90 Classic Look And The Balanced Way The Matte Mesh And Suede Are Alternated Create A Unique Mix Between A Casual Feel And The Sporty Origins Of This Silhouette. In Ss25, Contender S Carries The Same Material Execution As The Previous Season, Mixing Suede And Synthetic Suede, With White Base, Tonal Overlay And Contrasted Colour Runbird.
Composition
Textile(76%),Leather(18%),Synthetic(6%)
Taille & coupe
Regular Fit
Conseils d’entretien
• None of the Mizuno range of shoes are suitable for machine washing. This may destroy or damage the technical fibers used on the shoes.
• Your shoes should be regularly cleaned and maintained. Generally this can be done by hand washing in soapy water, however you should not use chemically enhanced powders or detergents.
• Do not force or artificially dry your shoes. This may damage or destroy the materials or substances used in production.
• You should regularly check your shoes to ensure that the necessary components are still suitable for performance as deteriorated midsoles or outsoles may cause injuries.
• Your shoes should be regularly cleaned and maintained. Generally this can be done by hand washing in soapy water, however you should not use chemically enhanced powders or detergents.
• Do not force or artificially dry your shoes. This may damage or destroy the materials or substances used in production.
• You should regularly check your shoes to ensure that the necessary components are still suitable for performance as deteriorated midsoles or outsoles may cause injuries.



