Craft and Houdini Sportswear Unveil Limited-Edition Kype Pro Collaboration
Name:Craft x Houdini Kype Pro Limited EditionColorway:TBCSKU:TBCMSRP:TBCRelease Date:May 29Where to Buy:Craft,Houdini
In anticipation of the Stockholm Marathon 2025,CraftandHoudini Sportswearhave partnered to release a nature-inspired version of the Kype Pro race shoe.This limited edition faithfully retains the lightweight and durable build of Craft's top-tier race shoe. Dressed in a light sand hue from the upper to the sole, the palette draws inspiration from colors found in the natural world. Made with 50% recycled polyester, the open AeroMesh weave upper is not just light but also provides exceptional breathability and comfort for runners.
The collaborators' respective brand logo adorns the sides of the sneaker, echoing its tonal build with a matching hue. Adding a touch of color accent, the limited-edition Kype Pro is further accentuated with olive-yellow details on the heel tab, tongue and toe.It's fitted with an Xx Foam with Pebax™ midsole, which features nitrogen-infused cushioning, adding for a light, durable, and highly responsive ride. This is paired with an Arris carbon fiber plate, ensuring lightweight strength, tuned stiffness and enhanced propulsion, keeping runners stable and fast at high speeds. Its unique split heel construction allows for independent suspension, delivering smooth deceleration and stable energy transfer.
The Craft x Houdini Kype Pro Limited Edition will be available exclusively at Houdini brand stores in Stockholm and online via Crafts' webstore.
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