Smoother and softer than ever, the Ghost continues to be one of our most-loved shoes. This updated women’s running shoe takes advantage of our advanced cushioning technology, giving you a soft, smooth ride from start to finish. Origin stories: the Ghost We introduced the Ghost in 2008 with the goal of creating a go-to neutral shoe for runners. At the time, our director of product management was known for doing all his running workouts at night — and was therefore nicknamed "the Ghost," which eventually became the shoe’s name. Throughout the years, runners have loved the Ghost for its soft cushioning, smooth transitions, and its reliability as a daily trainer. BEST FOR… Soft landings Everyday runs Road running FEATURES Soft cushioning Smooth transitions Improved fit SPECS Experience Cushion Speed Energize Trail Experience level Least Cushion Less Cushion Neutral Cushion More Cushion Most Cushion Fast Faster Fastest Least Springy Less Springy Neutral Springy More Springy Most Springy Light Trail Mountain Trail Ultra Trail Surface Road Support Neutral Support Max support Weight 9oz / 255.1g Ghost 14: Our first carbon neutral shoe.Learn how we did it. Recycled materials Most upper materials are made with a minimum of 30% recycled content. Reduced manufacturing waste Less waste reduces carbon emissions by 1,908,447 kg CO2eq. - the equivalent of 4,972,411 hours of treadmill operation! Carbon offsets Our purchase of carbon offsets, combined with recycled materials and reduced waste, allows the Ghost 14 to be carbon neutral. UNDERFOOT COMFORT Soft cushioning Updated midsole is now 100% DNA LOFT cushioning for a soft, smooth ride. DNA LOFT is a soft cushioning, yet remains durable and doesn’t feel too squishy. Our cushioning technologies all start with DNA because they react to your unique stride. FIND YOUR FLOW Smoother transitions The new, soft midsole and Segmented Crash Pad team up for easier flow from landing to toe-off. No matter how your foot strikes the ground, smooth transitions ensure comfort. If we got it right, you shouldn’t even notice transitions.
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