A state-of-the-art flex line design in the sole of the shoe that improves the flexibility of the shoe and provides the wearer with improved support during gait.

The use of strong and damage-resistant rubber in the construction of sportswear and footwear, which provides high durability and improves their lifespan.

A specialised ventilation system that is responsible for wicking moisture to the outside and providing excellent thermal insulation.

A state-of-the-art system used in training shoes that reinforces the connection between the sole and the upper, so that weight is evenly distributed during gait.

The Glove system is an assembly system between the insole and the upper. By sewing the two parts together flat, shoes using this technology have greater comfort and less weight.

Reactive Ball technology is an innovative midsole made of double phylon. It provides excellent cushioning during running, protects joints and reduces foot fatigue.

The cushioning system in Joma sports shoes. It consists of two ultralight phylon foams of different densities. The higher density ensures stability and energy return, the lower density ensures softness and comfortable cushioning.

A plastic element located in the sole of running shoes from the Joma brand. It is located in the narrowest part of the shoe - between the forefoot and the rearfoot. The purpose of the element is to provide stability and avoid unwanted movement of the foot.

A solution found in sports footwear by Joma. It uses injected rubber, avoiding the use of seams and stiff materials in the upper of the shoe. By improving the flexing capabilities of the foot, it gives full freedom of movement. Provides lightness, comfort and a good fit.

Reinforced construction of the rear part of the shoe, which increases protection and comfort of the heel. The heel counter consists of a durable microfibre on the outside and soft foam and PVC plastic on the inside.

A system from Joma that consists of placing EVA foam with perforated cells in the midsole. These cells act like a spring - they contract and expand as you step, providing cushioning and a rebound effect.