Why Our Shoes Rock

Working with the best Traceurs and Freerunners from around the world, we have rescued the 
legacy of the now discontinued Kalenji Success and improved the upper to withstand the rigors of serious training. Our high-performance shoe hits that sweet spot among weight, traction, cushioning, durability, and most importantly, price.

We've identified the most abused areas through training and testing thousands of pairs. After engineering a way to reinforce those areas, without sacrafiacing weight, we've created the Gen2 KO Pakour Shoe. 

Light Weight Design

Heavy shoes are a drag. The average KO shoe weighs only 9oz! (or 250g). While ensuring superior cusion and shape, our focus has been creating the lightest shoes possible. Balanced so perfectly, KOs even float on water! (try this at home)

Great Traction

Selected for its grip and traction on all types of surfaces, KO's custom blend of rubber makes conquering walls effortless. Our soles have been designed to stick in a way that is unmatched by any other shoe. You'll be looking at rainy-day rail precisions in a whole new way.

Superior Cushioning

Superior cusioning is the key to handling impact when thing go awry; however,  when practicing Parkour or Freerunning sensitivity in the toes is a must. Accordingly, the tapered design of the KO sole allows for maximum grip and control while protecting your heels, should they need it.

Durable Construction

After obliterating loads of shoes through training in our first generation KOs, we identified the areas that take the most abuse. Those areas have now been reinforced further to get you even more milage out of your kicks. The toe and sides of the shoe still feature an excellent breathable mesh, designed to hold strong while keeping your feet cool.

We Got Sole

The sole of the KO features an ideal design that maximizes contact between shoe and surface under the toes while keeping the arch free of rubber and ultra flexible (you can even fold the shoe in half!). This design helps practitioners develop the best technique for their landings by encouraging them to avoid landing on their arches

What's Your Size?

This is a tricky question sometimes isn't it? One size smaller than your regular shoe size is what most practitioners suggest. Parkour is intense by nature, so it is imperative that they fit your feet precisely in order to avoid stubbed toes. As you put impact on them, our shoes will begin to mold to your feet. We can say from experience, 'breaking in' a pair of tight shoes for a week or so is totally worth it in the long run!

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