Reebok’s much buzzed about ZigTech line of footwear officially releases at retail tomorrow. We take a closer look today at the Black/Red colorway which forms part of the initial Reebok Zig Pulse launch pack. The shoe features a lightweight foam outsole engineered into a zig-zag shape which Reebok says is designed to transfer energy horizontally so that the athlete gets the energy back from heel strike to forefoot toe-off. Retail price is $100. Continue reading for more detailed images in the Black/Red Reebok Zig Pulse.

The launch of the Reebok ZigTech line which we’ve recently previewed here hits retail in two weeks. Today, we take a look at a ZigTech style with a neon yellow interior lining and outsole, black based upper, and a silver Reebok Vector logo on the medial and lateral sides. The shoe is engineered to cause up to 20% less wear and tear on key leg muscles, according to Reebok. Retail is $100 and officially debuts in stores on March 11th. Continue reading for more detailed images of the Black/Yellow Reebok ZigTech.

The official unveiling of the Reebok’s new ZigTech shoe which the company describes as an “energy drink for your feet” came in this post last Friday. Today, we have more detailed images of the Echo Blue/Ultramarine/Kiwi Green/White colorway of the shoe. ZigTech is engineered to “transfer energy horizontally along the zigs so the athlete gets that energy back in the forefoot” says Bill McInnis, Head of Advanced Innovation at Reebok. The new technology hits retail on March 11th for $100 MSRP. Continue reading for more detailed images of the Reebok ZigTech.

Reebok is set to launch a brand new footwear technology called ZigTech, which the company calls an “energy drink for your feet“. The shoe is designed with a new lightweight foam that’s engineered into a geometric, zig-zag shape that’s supposed to absorb heel strike impact and return the energy forward throughout the length of the shoe to propel the wearer forward. The new technology causes up to 20% less wear and tear on key leg muscles, most notably in the shins and hamstrings, according to Reebok.

“Traditional energy return is focused only on the vertical impact of the heel strike,” said Reebok’s Head of Advanced Innovation, Bill McInnis. “In contrast, ZigTech is designed to transfer energy horizontally along the zigs so the athlete gets that energy back in the forefoot.”

Reebok ZigTech officially takes off on March 11th at a retail price of $100. Continue reading for more detailed images of the shoes and multiple colorways of the Reebok ZigTech.

Here’s another look at Reebok’s ZigTech-based shoes in a Grey/Orange colorway. The wavy-looking foam-based outsole technology is expected to be officially released in March with more information on the concept hitting later this month. A just released Reebok promo video teased on new technology: “It’s all about energy.” Additional info to come as it develops. Continue reading for more detailed images in this Grey/Orange Reebok ZigTech style.

We take a preview here of Reebok’s new “ZigTech” line of shoes which the Canton, MA based company has just started promoting in video clips and through its official Twitter account. The new outsole design has a Nike FREE technology type of feel with its deep flex grooves and enhanced flexibility over typically structured shoes. The new technology is expected to be officially unveiled in March. Continue reading for more detailed images in this Grey/Blue colorway Reebok ZigTech shoe.