A new generation of professional footwear — Black Eagle Evo
Our innovative technologies deliver greater performance, control and endurance.
HAIX
The long-awaited HAIX Black Eagle Evo footwear line, in the law enforcement Athletic and Tactical versions, is now officially available on the manufacturer’s website. The footwear incorporates new technologies designed to reduce user fatigue through special foot positioning.
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What sets HAIX Black Eagle Evo footwear apart?
The key feature of the new line, which sets it apart from the rest of the range, is XLR8 technology. It comprises special solutions in the sole, insoles, and upper:
- Springy midsole
Step by step, full of energy. The balanced cushioning in the midsole of your BLACK EAGLE EVO Athletic GTX mid absorbs energy when you land, stores it and releases it when you push off.
- Gentle on the heel
Unpleasant chafing and rubbing are a thing of the past. The anatomically shaped heel counter moulds to your foot and ensures that your BLACK EAGLE EVO Athletic GTX mid fits perfectly at the heel.
- Reforce sole
More endurance for your job with the Reforce sole. It gives the arch of the foot a slight rotational impulse to straighten it. Muscles and fasciae are stimulated by this stable posture and work more efficiently.
- Natural fit
For unrestricted movement without constriction. The ergonomic last gives your foot plenty of room when you step, allowing it to move freely while guiding your well-fitting BLACK EAGLE EVO Athletic GTX mid as you walk.
Black Eagle Evo Athletic and Tactical
Initially, two models designed for law enforcement are being added to the range: Athletic and Tactical. They differ in the main upper material. The former features a textile and microfiber upper, while the latter uses classic, durable full-grain leather.
Common features include:
- GORE-TEX membrane,
- heel and toe protection,
- Smart Lacing System quick lacing,
- metal-free construction,
- midfoot support,
- high breathability and moisture wicking thanks to special foam in the upper section.