TEC Spotlight: Rockstop Protects Soles From Underfoot Ouchies
If you're a trail runner, you're probably acquainted with the stone gouge or bruise, the result of landing on rock or debris just when you're hitting your stride. All the force of landing is concentrated into a tiny spot, and the effect is painfully annoying at best, and workout-disrupting at worst. A long route over rocky trails or randomly graveled roads can leave you feeling quite tender in the sole for days afterward.
That's where Rockstop saves the day. It's shock distribution plate that spreads out that high-force concentrated pressure over the entire sole, protecting you from all things rough and rocky you might encounter.
Use our SEARCH feature here (upper right corner of the home page), and type in ROCK STOP. You'll get a list of all the models we carry that include Rock Stop technology.
Here's one of our most popular in this category: the 874 for men and women.





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