For those who have everything: Salomon’s EXO Sensifit
EXO Sensifit's running gear supports muscles and reduces the vibrations from each foot strike.
The look is “more Spider-Man” than weekend warrior, but Salomon’s EXO Sensifit running gear could make anyone’s exercise routine less of a chore. A rubberized mesh is built into the pants shown here, creating a “skin-tight exoskeleton” that supports muscles and reduces the vibrations from each foot strike, thus staving off “thigh fatigue” and similar afflictions. EXO shorts are made with a high waistline to provide abdominal support. But use them with discretion. “Nipple-high shorts look bizarre if you run shirtless.”
From $100, salomonrunning.com
Source: Wired.com
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