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PUMA Deviate NITRO Elite 4 Light Lavender / Ultra Red / Inky Depths
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Deviate NITRO Elite 4 Light Lavender / Ultra Red / Inky Depths

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The Deviate NITRO Elite 4 Light Lavender / Ultra Red / Inky Depths is a road shoe from PUMA.

From PUMA

PUMA Deviate NITRO Elite 4 - 12% Lighter, Built for Race Day

The Deviate NITRO Elite 4 is PUMA's carbon-plated racing shoe engineered for moments when every second counts. Upgraded NITROFOAM™ Elite delivers elite responsiveness, whilst a re-engineered carbon fibre PWRPLATE channels energy forward with enhanced efficiency. At 12% lighter than the Deviate Elite 3, this is a shoe built for race day performance where weight savings and propulsion combine to help you hold goal pace from start to finish.

NITROFOAM™ Elite and Re-Engineered PWRPLATE

NITROFOAM™ Elite is PUMA's premium performance foam technology, providing pinnacle responsiveness in an extremely lightweight package. The foam returns energy with every footstrike whilst maintaining protection across race distances. A re-engineered carbon fibre PWRPLATE sits within the 40mm heel / 32mm forefoot stack, engineered to maximise energy transfer and deliver a propulsive ride. The plate geometry has been refined to channel energy forward more efficiently than the previous version, particularly noticeable during the later stages of races when maintaining pace requires maximum efficiency.

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