Anta C202 G9 2 "Dawn" 112615573-3 - Marathon Racing Shoe Unisex Blue Orange
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$143.00 USD
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Anta C202 G9 2nd "Dawn" — Break Through Every Barrier
The Anta C202 G9 2nd "Dawn" (Style Code: 112615573-3) is a professional-grade carbon-plated marathon racer built for runners who chase the horizon. Part of the G9 series alongside the "Legend" and "Rush", the Dawn edition arrives in a striking Blue/Orange colorway — bold, energetic, and built to perform from the first step to the finish line.
Key Specifications
- Weight: ~185g — feather-light for a full-carbon super shoe
- Stack Height: 38mm heel / 30mm forefoot | 8mm drop for an aggressive, forward-leaning posture
- Target Runner: Tuned for marathon racing; ideal for sub-3:30 finish times
Performance Technology
- Nitro Edge 90 Midsole: Nitrogen-infused foam engineered for soft, compliant cushioning with high rebound — maintains its bounce even after 12+ miles of hard racing.
- Aviation-Grade Asymmetric Carbon Plate: Provides heel-to-toe guidance and powerful forefoot leverage, converting every stride into maximum forward propulsion.
- A-GRIP PRO Outsole: AI-designed liquid anti-slip rubber pattern for superior traction and wear resistance on road surfaces in dry and wet conditions.
Ride & Fit
- Ride feel: smooth, rhythmic, and more premium than previous Anta models
- Breathable knit upper with focused eyelet chain for secure lockdown
- True to size in length; roomy toe box — those with narrower feet may prefer to size down
"Dawn" Colorway
Blue meets Orange in a palette that captures the energy of a race-day sunrise — clean, vivid, and unmistakably fast. Part of the G9 thematic collection celebrating elite endurance racing.
