Lululemon is known for designing apparel and accessories for yoga, running, fitness, and more. In March of this year, the luxury clothing brand expanded to include footwear with their Blissfeel running shoe line. Lululemon has now dropped their second sneaker model, the Chargefeel, which is a women’s cross trainer.
Lululemon is known for designing apparel and accessories for yoga, running, fitness, and more. And recently the brand has been delivering new launches, specifically their footwear line. The Blissfeel Running Shoe debuted in March, followed by a trade-in resale program called Lululemon Like New in April, then a hiking collection in May. Now they have officially released their second sneaker model, the Chargefeel. This new sneaker is a cross-training shoe designed for gym training and short runs with a dual density midsole for energy dampening and return, and an upper that provides midfoot lock down.
More about Lululemon’s Chargefeel shoe
The Chargefeel has a “dual-density foam layering system” that provides both bounce and side-to-side stability, according to Lululemon. Unlike performance shoes that are designed for just one activity, this “run-first, train-second” design makes the shoe perfect not only for running and training, but also for walking, working out at the gym or just running errands.
The shoe comes in sizes 5-11 and 14 colors, such as white, lemon ice and pink clay.
Chargefeel comes in two different ankle styles. A classic, low-top version, priced at $138, and a mid-top for $148. The soles of both shoe styles are designed for balance of traction and flexibility.
What about the men? Lululemon is preparing to launch a line of footwear for men in 2023, according to a statement from the retailer.
We can expect two more styles to launch in 2022. They are:
- Restfeel, an elevated slide for post-workout. Leveraging the same design philosophy that drives Lululemon’s performance shoes, delivering unparalleled feel and aesthetic for the guest who wants something easy to slide on.
- Strongfeel: A training shoe designed for multi-directional movement that features a low profile, supportive midsole with a multi-directional outsole and an upper that locks the foot in place.
Strongfeel and Restfeel will be introduced in the coming months.
Ashley Dill covers the online shopping industry, writing about commerce. She can be reached at adill@pennlive.com.
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