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• KO-Z SPORT LOW WOOL CARBON is THE fast-casual shoe. Sandwiched between our signature KO-Z gradient layers of plush foam is a forked carbon fiber plate that helps your foot roll from the heel to the toe with energetic ease. The refined squaretail heel and Meta-Rocker geometry of the midsole cushion your stride and take pressure off your daily step count.  Up top is felted wool so even if the day is taking you sideways, your foot is always moving forward. It’s ready for whatever the day throws at you - no matter how fast or slow.

  This product was made in a factory that supports women in our supply chain with the help of HERproject, a collaborative initiative that creates partnerships with brands like ours to empower and educate women in the workplace.

• • Anatomic, medium width performance running last
  • Felted wool and ECOTAN nubuck leather upper
  • Xponent midsole with carbon fiber plate layered between upcycled EVA Foam for an energetic ride
  • Recycled rubber outsole
  • Recycled polyester laces
  • Meta-Rocker geometry and carbon fiber plate deliver an uptempo ride
  • Underfoot Geometry: 122-90-102, 8mm drop, 30-22mm stack height
  • Removable anatomical recycled EVA insole with lycra topsole

Free standard shipping on all orders shipped within the Continental United States. Shipping Policy.

Free returns within 30 days of purchase. No questions asked. Return Policy.

How to Measure

IF YOU ARE IN BETWEEN SIZES

We recommend you to go a half size up for loose fit, or to go a half size down for tight fit.

HOW TO MEASURE

If you are unsure which shoe size to purchase, please follow the below steps:

1. Draw a straight line longer than your foot on a piece of paper.
2. Place the paper on a flat surface. Stand on the line with your heel and longest toe centered. If measuring a child's foot, it may be easier to hold the paper up to their foot.
3. Place a mark on the line at the tip of the longest toe and at the back of the heel.
4. Repeat steps above for the other foot.
5. Measure the distance between the marks. Taking the larger of the two measurements, use the conversion chart to find your correct shoe size.