Reebok unveils new springy, bouncy FloatZig 2 running shoe

Reebok has unveiled the FloatZig 2 running shoe, the latest innovation within the award-winning FloatZig running shoe franchise, Reebok’s performance running icon designed to make running more fun and enjoyable for all.

New this season, the FloatZig 2 features the new SuperFloat+ Foam combined with re-engineered Zig Tech technology in the midsole to help create an even springier, bouncier, and more stable run.

Premium cushioning and higher energy return

SuperFloat+ is a unique nitrogen-injected lightweight Supercritical foam, which provides premium cushioning and offers higher energy return than the previous model.

Built for new runners, seasoned professionals, and everyone in between, FloatZig 2’s refined Zig Tech midsole shape offers improved comfort and stability due to a wider midfoot geometry that remains soft and springy while providing a more stable transition through the stride. 

Key Reebok FloatZig 2 tech features include:

• Performance SuperFloat+ Foam is lighter weight and offers higher energy return than the franchise’s predecessor foam technology.
• Wider Midfoot Geometry and Refined Zig Tech Midsole provides ample stability.
• Engineered Mesh Upper with gusseted support through midfoot gives sock-like feel without losing traditional tongue construction.
• Improved Comfort Collar in heel with premium cushioning and fit.
• Drop: 6mm (33mm heel)
• Weight: 292g / 10.3oz (unisex size 9)

Even springier and bouncier

“Premium performance comfort, cushioning and support at the forefront of the FloatZig 2 Running Shoes,” says Chris Stone, Director of Performance Running Footwear at Reebok.

“When designing the new model, we focused on creating an even springier and bouncier shoe that gets everyone excited to lace up and move.”

The FloatZig 2 is available now at selected retailers and online at the recommended retail price of R2,799.

Author: Pedro van Gaalen

When he’s not writing about sport or health and fitness, Pedro is probably out training for his next marathon or ultra-marathon. He’s worked as a fitness professional and as a marketing and comms expert. He now combines his passions in his role as managing editor at Fitness magazine.