Although we are living a somewhat atypical October, and it seems that summer refuses to leave, the threat of explosive cyclogenesis predicts winds of change in the meteorological section.
And when the weather conditions are adverse, with extreme cold and even suffocating heat, the concern of any runner is focused on two variables: sweat and body temperature.
To cope with the cold, and to be able to train without being aware of the weather outside, adidas running has introduced its innovative Climaheat technology, incorporating it into its textile garments. These are breathable technological fabrics that offer the runner extra warmth and maximum lightness.
Thus, adidas Climaheat garments are able to provide the best performance through the Thermolite®-Hollow system, consisting of a fabric that simulates the skin of polar bears, and is provided with miles tiny air bubbles to provide greater insulation against the cold. In practice, Climaheat technology is designed to conserve heat and expel moisture, maximizing winter workouts and improving performance.
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In addition, adidas Climaheat technology provides three key benefits to the athlete, which are summarized as:
Insulation. Its ultra-lightweight design with hollow-fiber fabric is designed to trap air and retain more heat.
Moisture management. Climaheat fabric dries 20% faster than other insulating fabrics, and up to 50% faster than cotton. So the more you train, the more effective this new technology becomes.
Body temperature control. With the idea that the runner's performance does not drop in extreme conditions, this fabric generates an ultra-sensitive microclimate, capable of adapting to body temperature.
And adidas running 's commitment to the winter season doesn't end there. In addition to the Climaheat garments and accessories, the German company also highlights its Rocket Boost model(buy at Zalando.com).
It is a winter running shoe that brings with it the combination of Boost technology in its midsole, with its consequent energy return in each stride; and the climaheat insulation of hollow fibers for faster drying and to retain heat.
In addition, its heat-sealed mesh upper gives this model revolutionary breathability, making it a shoe suitable for indoor and libre training.
In addition, the ADIWEAR system on the outsole provides optimal grip on slippery terrain.
Now you have no excuse with adidas Climaheat technology you can insulate your energy and beat the cold.
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