Reebok Scream 2.0
Run like never before with style and comfort with the new Reebok Scream 2.0. Scream 2.0 features a lightweight and breathable mesh upper, low cut design for added mobility, padded collar and tongue for added comfort, RealFlex multi−directional flex modes and lace up front for a personalized fit.
Reebok’s unique RealFlex technology features a reduced heel to toe drop and increased flexibility. It’s responsive foams improve ground feel for an experience that combines the benefits of barefoot running with the protection of conventional running shoes.
Check out the features for the Reebok Scream 2.0.
- Open weave mesh upper for breathability and support
- Multi-direction flex nodes for natural motion
- 3D Ultralite for lightweight, natural footstrike
- Low-cut design for added mobility
- Blown rubber forefoot for cushioning, traction and durability
- Removable Ortholite® foam sockliner accommodates orthotics
Reebok Scream 2.0 is priced at Php4,29 and is now available at the following Reebok stores: Trinoma, Megamall, Eastwood, Festival & Galleria, also available at all Royal Sporting House outlets.
About The Author
ManokanRunner
Jinoe Gavan is the founder of this award-winning blog Takbo.ph, The Filipino Running Community. Known as ManokanRunner, he is a computer addict on weekdays, a church leader on weekends and a runner in all days of the week. He wants to run and cover as many miles in many places as he could. Read more about his life in the urban jungle with all the distractions and the fun of raising his son in DaddyandtheCity(dot)com.
Reebok Scream 2.0 has stunning upper and innovative sole but it remains to be seen how it will respond to wear and tear after immeasurable mileage. Please note that New Balance introduced Minimus Ionix 3090 innovative sole but wears out faster than usual.
I don’t understand why Reebok insists on this sole design for their performance shoes. It’s cumbersome and the exact opposite of technical.