Joma Open
Enjoy great comfort for your feet with the Joma Open shoes, a model appreciated for its features and design. This model has a hybrid sole that combines cleats and studs, which results in excellent grip on the court. On the other hand, VTS technology is used, which ensures good ventilation of the feet's sweat to prevent it from accumulating excessively.
Features
- Nylon line and TPU
- Lace closure PERFECT FIT
- Foam FULL DUAL PULSOR double phylon midsole
- Rubber sole
- Wide-block
- Suited for: medium weight - high
- Intensity of use: training and competition
- Real weight: 415 g (US 8.5)
- Stability: 5/5
- Cushioning: 5/5
- Grip: 5/5
- Abrasion resistant: 4/5
- Responsiveness: 5/5
- Protection: 4/5
- Comfort: 5/5
Technologies
Durability
A technology providing the sole with greater durability thanks to high resistance rubber slowing down the wear caused abrasion, thus extending the life of the shoe.
Flexo
A grooved flex system placed ergonomically on the sole to offer the best transition from heel to toe at every step.
Full Dual Pulsur
Double phylon system using different densities to optimize cushioning. With greater density comes greater stability, while a lower density increases lightness. This technology gives the athlete flexibility and better cushioning upon foot step.
Lateral Protection
The system wich reinforces the resistance and durability of the shoes.
Protection
A material used in different areas of the shoe to reinforce its strength and durability.
Sportech
Injected rubber wich means that there are no seams or other rigid materials in the upper part of the shoes. Providing lightness, comfort, increased flexibility and better adjustment to the foot. Its thickness varies depending on the protection and resistance in every area.
Stabilis
A piece of TPU located in the narrowest part of the sole to avoid awkward rotation between the front and back part of the foot, thus achieving greater stability.
VTS
A ventilation system allowing for greater airflow within the shoes, keeping the foot temperature constant, avoiding the over-heating of the foot.