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Saucony launches new shoe


1:50 am | Sunday, October 14th, 2012

WHAT do tracksters Dee Dee Trotter, Keshia Baker, Tianna Madison and Lauryn Wiliams have in common?

The quartet won gold medals for the United States in the London Olympics two months ago running on Saucony shoes.

Saucony recently won the “Best Shoe in the Performance Category” for the Kinvara series given in 2010 by The Running Network, which represents 24 regional and national running publications, in print, digital and web versions.

Just recently, Saucony launched Kinvara 3, weighing just 7.7 ounces or 0.48 pounds (based on a men’s size 9).  It is also equipped with FlexFilm, a lightweight flexible film affixed into the breathable mesh upper part that secures and stabilizes the foot. Romina S. Austria


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