Louisville Cardinals adizero Evo SL
Louisville Cardinals adizero Evo SL
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The Men's Louisville Cardinals adizero Evo SL is a lightweight, fast, and versatile running shoe designed for performance and comfort with a bold Louisville Cardinals design. It features a responsive LIGHTSTRIKE PRO foam midsole for excellent cushioning and energy return, providing a soft, bouncy ride that is ideal for both long tempo runs and faster intervals. The shoe includes a durable textile and synthetic upper for comfort and a secure lace-up fit, paired with a Continental rubber outsole for reliable traction without added bulk. Its 36.1 mm heel stack and 32 mm forefoot strike a balance between stability and cushioning, making it capable of handling marathon distances comfortably. This model blends racing-inspired aesthetics with practical features, making it suitable for runners seeking race-level speed and everyday versatility, as well as for Louisville Cardinals fans wanting to showcase school spirit[1][2][3][5].
**Features and Specifications:**
- **Midsole:** 100% LIGHTSTRIKE PRO foam for lightweight, responsive cushioning and 74.3% energy return.
- **Shock Absorption:** High-impact cushioning rated at 147 SA in the heel for marathon-level protection.
- **Outsole:** Continental rubber for excellent grip and durability while minimizing weight.
- **Upper:** Breathable mesh with textile and synthetic overlays for durability, comfort, and a secure fit.
- **Fit:** Standard fit, true to size with a lace-up closure system.
- **Heel Stack Height:** Approximately 36.1 mm heel / 32 mm forefoot.
- **Weight:** Lightweight design conducive to speed and endurance.
- **Design:** Louisville Cardinals-themed colors (Cloud White / Team Power Red / Core Black).
- **Best Suited For:** Long tempo runs, faster interval training, racing, and everyday training with added style and spirit.
This shoe is optimal for runners who want a balance of speed, cushioning, flexibility (due to a nylon shank instead of a carbon plate), and durability for varied training and race conditions[1][2][3][5].
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