The Popular Brooks Model Gets a Refresher: The Secret Technology Behind the Hyperion

Established in 1914 in the United States, the venerable running shoe brand Brooks continues to be loved by many runners in America today. The highly popular running shoe Hyperion Tempo in Japan has been refreshed and now known as 'Hyperion'. In response to the needs of runners seeking speed, the shape of the midsole and the pattern of the outsole have been reconsidered, and the upper part has also been revamped. What kind of technology is hidden in the transformed 'Hyperion', and how have these shoes been shaped?

From 'Hyperion Tempo' to 'Hyperion'

Some runners might already know this. The Brooks' 'Hyperion Tempo' has been highly rated by runners due to its excellent balance of cushioning and resilience, and its wide range of uses. In fact, it was one of the most popular models in Brooks' lineup, earning an extraordinary level of support from runners who routinely continue to run. Such a popular model has been updated and its name changed to 'Hyperion'.
 
In response to the needs of runners who are pursuing speed, it's been updated to smoothly adapt to increased speed and pitch. The Hyperion Tempo can be compared to a utility in golf clubs, and was well-received by runners at various levels.