Asics Running shoes Noosa Tri 16

The running shoe NOOSA TRI 16 is comfortable and perfect for a smooth run. Its lightweight nature allows for fast running during training sessions as well as in a triathlon.

The softness and lightness of the FF BLAST PLUS technology provide excellent comfort without weighing down the shoe. Additionally, the ASICSGRIP outer sole enhances traction and control, allowing for more speed, smoothness, and comfort while running. Its lightweight mesh upper offers a unique balance of comfort, breathability, and fit.

What makes the NOOSA TRI 16 so fast and comfortable?

The FF BLAST PLUS midsole is lightweight and offers optimal comfort without adding bulk to the shoe.

The ASICSGRIP outer sole ensures maximum traction and control for faster running.

The mesh upper provides a unique balance of comfort, breathability, and fit, while being extremely light.

This shoe has been designed for speed and maximum comfort. We tested it for hours at our Institute of Sports Sciences (ISS) in Japan. The running shoe NOOSA TRI 16 has been enhanced for maximum speed and responsiveness.

FF BLAST PLUS technology

Offers lightness and cushioning, absorbs shocks, and ensures durability.

Outer sole with ASICSGRIP coating

Provides great softness underfoot and excellent grip for maximum traction.

Mesh upper

The lightweight and breathable upper ensures great flexibility and a perfect fit.

Unique style

Stands out with its bright and original colours, highly appreciated by runners.

Easy and quick shoe change

Makes putting on and taking off easy thanks to its lace loop opening and heel and tongue pull tabs.

Unique style

Stands out with its vibrant colours.

Eco-friendly design

The upper of the shoe is entirely made from recycled materials. We also used less water and reduced our CO2 emissions to manufacture the insole. The insole, toe box, eyelets, tongue, and collar lining have all been made with recycled materials.

Neutral pronation

Foot type

Normal arch

Push-off

The impact distribution is even from the front of the foot.

The way your foot hits the ground

The foot touches the ground on the outside of the heel, then rolls inward to absorb the shock and support the body weight.

pronation-type-under

Supination

Foot type

High arch

Push-off

Pressure is on the smaller toes, on the outside of the foot.

The way your foot hits the ground

The outer edge of the heel hits the ground at a steep angle with little to no neutral pronation, which means shock is mainly transferred by the calf.