Joma welcomes the new competition model TR-6000, made with a CARBON PLATE achieving maximum reactivity in every race.
The TR-6000 trail running shoe is the result of hard work by the footwear development and innovation team in collaboration with Joma’s professional athletes. This teamwork has led to the first trail running shoes with a carbon fiber plate developed by the brand. A specific competition shoe that requires excellent technique helping to “shred on” races on forest trails.
This new addition to the high-end trail range catalog is aimed at fast trail runners, running at less than 4 minutes/kilometer, and at medium and long distances. The CARBON PLATE technology makes it easier to maintain that pace, providing strength with each step, and offering excellent energy return, without fatiguing the muscles after achieving very high-performance levels. That is why it was created to win.
Previously, elite runners such as Inés Astrain, Víctor del Águila, and Gemma Arenas tested the top quality and efficiency of the TR-6000 in prestigious competitions such as Penyagolosa and Transgrancanaria. Now, they will be available for all trail running lovers who want to enjoy the top performance of these shoes.
Advanced technology worthy of high-performance shoes
The TR-6000 are packed with technical features, whose main goal is to increase performance while running. Their strong point is the incorporation of the CARBON PLATE. Along with FLY REACTIVE technology of the midsole, these shoes achieving superior reactivity. Also able to absorb impacts when running on medium-difficulty terrain.
The upper is made of lightweight and breathable mesh, finished in custom Jacquard with VTS perforations for sweat ventilation. The thermosealed adjustment system JOMA SPORTECH, located in areas where more support is needed, provides comfort and lightness to the design. Likewise, PROTECTION reinforcements placed in sensitive areas prevent impacts.
Finally, the sole is made of high-quality DURABILITY rubber. The stud structure ensures grip on uneven terrain.