LALO BUD/S Zodiac Recon AT Running Shoes
- SKU
- LBZRAT-RS
Description
Lugged Trail Runner
The LALO BUD/S Zodiac Recon AT is a low-cut running shoe built for ground that isn't paved. The name refers to BUD/S, Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training, the US Navy's SEAL selection course. A deep-lugged outsole and a molded toe cap make it a good fit for runners and training-minded buyers who move between road, trail and rough ground.
Features
- Lugged Outsole — Lugs are the raised studs on the sole, and here hundreds of small hexagonal ones cover the bottom and wrap up over the edges to grip dirt, gravel and loose ground.
- Molded Toe Cap — A textured cap wraps the front of the toe box to take scuffs and knocks from rocks and roots.
- Slotted Textile Upper — Rows of narrow slots run along each side, showing the red lining underneath and letting air move through the upper.
- Thick Sculpted Midsole — The deep midsole, the layer between the upper and the outsole, puts more material between your foot and the ground and carries red-trimmed ports along its sides.
- Red Lace Loops — Black laces with yellow flecks run through red webbing loops at the top of the lacing for a secure tie-off.
- Colored Outsole Inserts — Red cross-shaped inserts sit in the forefoot, with red and yellow triangular inserts toward the midfoot and heel.
- Low-Cut Profile — The collar sits below the ankle, leaving the joint free to move on runs and drills.
- Black And Red Colorway — A mostly black shoe with red accents and LALO branding molded into the side panel.
Upper And Sole Build
The upper is a black textile shell with a red underlay that shows through the side slots and at the heel panel. It sits on a high, contoured midsole, and the outsole lugs extend past the edge of the sole so you still have grip when the shoe rolls onto its side. The toe cap is molded into the front of the shoe in one piece, without separate stitched overlays.
Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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Nice ShoesCool shoe light weight, great for CrossFit styles of work outs. Soles are Definitely not for rope climbs. Sizes run a little tight .