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Inov8 TrailFly v2 Updates: New super sticky rubber on all 3: Speed, Zero, Max
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Hey, we're with Lee from Innovate and
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we're at their very cool booth. Make
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sure you read each of those signs. So,
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Lee's going to tell us about their
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upcoming V2 versions of the Trailfly
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shoes. So, Lee, let's get into it.
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So, let's start with We got four shoes.
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Come down here. Right.
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So, we got four shoes
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down here.
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So, the Trail Fly range is one of our
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most popular ranges that we've ever
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done. It's designed for hard pack trails
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with each of the shoes has 4 mm lugs,
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perfect for cruising along those hard
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pack trails. All our shoes have a
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natural fit. So, we design all our
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footwear the same. So, it has a nice
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lock in at the heel and the midfoot and
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then it flares out here at the toes. So
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you've got lots of space for your toes
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to do naturally what they want to do. Um
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allowing your foot to control the shoe
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and not the shoe to control the foot.
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So all the Trail Fly shoes feature that
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same fit and the same outsole. What
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we've done with the V2s though is we've
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improved the rubber. So we've made it
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much stickier. So it's going to give 50%
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better grip in the wet conditions.
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Ah it was already pretty good. Okay. was
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already outstanding. We've made it even
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better.
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So, it's still graphine grip.
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It's still infused with graphine. That's
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right. So, graphine is the world's
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strongest material and we're the only
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brand in the world that uses it in such
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a way to insert it to infuse it into the
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rubber. So, it not only retains the
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stickiness, it makes it harder wearing.
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So, these outs last ages. You know, you
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should be cooking up big big miles in
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these shoes.
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Excellent. Now, tell us the you each
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model that we have four. what what their
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best uh what you think best uses are and
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and a bit their characteristics.
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Yeah, certainly. So, you got your Trail
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Fly Zero. So, this is your zero drop
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shoe and this is your Trail Fly Speed.
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So, this is a racing shoe for faster
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faster races and training. It's got a
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low lower profile ride and you really
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feel like one with the 4mm drop 4 mm in
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that one. Yeah.
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Then you come down to a 6 mm drop and
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this is what we would call an everyday
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sort of training shoe. something that
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you can jump into time and time again,
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reliable, you know exactly what you're
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going to get. And then the final shoes,
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the Trail Fly Max, and this is our most
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cushioned option. So, for those longer
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runs or those who want that more comfort
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under foot,
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and so they uh the foams, we have the uh
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Tell us what the foams are here.
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We've got two different types of foam
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split across the shoe. Um, so both the
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Zero shoe and the Max shoe, they're both
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using our brand new Fly Speed Pro form.
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You can just see it on the side there.
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Um, and that is a super critical uh
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process form with nitrogen infused gas.
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So, it's light, it's soft, and you just
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you feel a nice bit of push as you land
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and then push, you're out. You're
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getting that energy return through
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again.
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Excellent. The other two shoes more in
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our more classic form pro form. Still
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super cool but just gives a little bit
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of a little bit of a firmer ride on the
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more bit more stable for rougher
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terrain. True.
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Excellent.
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Thank you, Lee.
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No problem. Thank you for having us.
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House.