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Atlanta Shoe Market: new models from K-Swiss

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Atlanta Sports Gear Examiner

Atlanta Shoe Market, one of the world's biggest shoe expos, located in Cobb Galleria will end on Monday, February 21st.

At the show K-Swiss introduced its newest models: Kwicky Blade-Light, K-Ruuz 1.5, Blade Light Run and Blade-Max Trail.

Kwicky Blade-Light is a lightweight (9.0 oz.) trainer/racer, built on K-Swiss'  Blade-Light sole. It features Ion Mask water repelling protection and Seamfree technology, heat welded seamles upper for total comfort.

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The outsole has a drainage system, cushoning rubber blades, soft rubber forefoot and very good midfoot support.

K-Ruuz 1.5,  the ultra light (6.5oz.) racing flat underwent a "facelift" for the 2011 season. It features seamless Ion Mask upper and low profile k-EVA midsole midfoot support shank.

Blade-Light Run is a lightweight (9.3oz.) progressive cushioned running shoe with natural stability enhancement, featuring Blade-Light Technology cushioning and drainage.

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Blade Max Trail is a new, high mileage trail running shoe. It weighs 12.2oz. A bed of Superfoam sits on on top of of high impact Blade Max. A Rock Block Protection Plate protects the runner from bumps on the trail.

Upper features Ion Mask and Seamfree technology.
 

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The newest models from K-Swiss for 20011 season

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The newest model in K-Swiss collection
The newest model in K-Swiss collection
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Aneta Wysocki

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Polish born Wojtek Wysocki is a jack of all trades. Former professional marathon runner, distance coach, freelancer, Wojtek has enough endurance to attend sport expos throughout US. He is also a foreign correspondent for Gazeta Wyborcza, largest Polish publication, where he publishes in Wysokie...

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