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Newton Motion 13

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description Newton Motion 13 Overview

Newton Motion 13 utilizes a full-length plate of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) embedded in its midsole to deliver targeted stability and support for runners with flat feet, minimizing pronation during impact.

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What is Newton's Action/Reaction technology and how does the lug system work?

Newton running shoes use prominent actuator lugs embedded in the midsole forefoot that compress and release energy as the foot strikes and lifts. This design is intended to promote a midfoot or forefoot strike rather than a heavy heel strike, which Newton calls Natural Running.

Are Newton Motion shoes designed specifically for overpronators?

Yes, the Newton Motion is the stability model in Newton's lineup, built for runners who overpronate. The Motion incorporates a stability plate and firmer medial posting to help guide the foot and reduce excessive inward rolling during the gait cycle.

Do Newton running shoes require a break-in or transition period?

Newton recommends a gradual transition period of several weeks when switching from conventional running shoes, because the lug-based design encourages a different foot strike pattern. The company advises starting with short runs and increasing mileage slowly to allow the lower legs and feet to adapt.

How does the TPU plate in the Newton Motion 13 help with flat feet?

The full-length thermoplastic polyurethane plate embedded in the midsole of the Newton Motion 13 provides structural rigidity that resists excessive compression on the medial side of the foot. This targeted stability helps counter the collapse of the arch that flat-footed runners typically experience during impact.

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