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Women's The Roger Advantage Shoes White/Mauve
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The On Running The Roger Advantage are women's sneakers that combine elegance and comfort for leisure wear. Made in collaboration with tennis champion Roger Federer, they feature a clean, streamlined design with a matte finish, ideal for a versatile everyday look. The upper material is soft leather, enhanced by CloudTec® technology in the outsole for soft cushioning and Speedboard® in the footbed for optimal energy return. They also feature flexibility and lightweight to ensure maximum comfort throughout the day
Data sheet
- Gender
- Woman
- Product Type
- Sneakers
- Color
- White
- Materials
- Leather
- Product Season
- All the Seasons
- Reference
- 3WD10652234
- Pattern
- Multicolor
- Model
- The Roger Advantage
- Reclassified
- Scarpe
- Universe_Code
- 10002
- var
- scarpetherogeradvantagepeldot
- Made in
- Vietnam
- Fur
- No
- Size Scale
- EU WMN - Footwear
- Year Group
- Adult
- Colore Produttore
- White/Mauve
- Outsole material
- Synthetic
Specific References
- ean13
- 7615537007526
- UPC
- scarpetherogeradvantagepeldot
Brand
ON RUNNING On Running
Following a timid debut in Zurich, On opens 2010 with a big ambition: to revolutionize the feeling of running. Everything revolves around an exceptional idea. Soft landings followed by explosive take-offs. Or, running on clouds.
After retiring from the world of competition, Olivier Bernhard, a three-time duathlon world champion and winner of a number of Ironman events, set out to find a running shoe that would give him the perfect running sensation. This project is accompanied by his two friends David Allemann and Caspar Coppetti.
Within eight years, On Running shoes, especially the Cloud, Cloudflow and Cloudnova models, as well as The Roger model designed by tennis player Roger Federer, are winning the hearts, and feet, of over three million runners in more than 50 countries.s. And this trend seems unlikely to stop.