PRODUCT DETAILS:
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Kaepa Brand
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Heat
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Black
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Superior cushioning provided by full length foam enhanced by forefoot and heel Springpad
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DSC, Dynamic Stability Control System centers heel for enhanced performance and cushion. Provides midfoot support and torsional rigidity for increased ankle stability
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Secure Fit System. Extra support for arch and midfoot provided by strap cradle system. Adjusts to arch height for maximum support
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Fresh Vent system combines outsole grill with footbed tunnels, vent holes and wicking, breathable sock liner to provide comfort by increasing air flow inside the shoe
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Duratoe, high abrasion toecap to resist
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Microfiber backing, lightweight, flexible upper with mesh panels for ventilation
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Removable insole for comfort and shock absorption
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Low cut for extra ankle mobility providing room for ankle braces
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Compression molded EVA midsole for lightweight cushion and support
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Anti-microbial AgionTM lining to kill bacteria and odors
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Slip lasted for added flexibility
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Forefoot outrigger designed for extra support and stability
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Lightweight sole with gum rubber and traction tread designed for volleyball
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Larger radius on medial forefoot, outrigger on lateral forefoot and heel for better performance
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Brand New in Box
ABOUT KAEPA: Kaepa U.S.A., established in 1975, is a privately owned company based out of Dallas, Texas. In the 1980s, however, Kaepa tennis shoes were manufactured in San Antonio, Texas. The shoes were known for being made of high-quality, split vamp leather. In the 1980s, Kaepas came in both low-top and high-top styles. Most were predominately white, but some styles had three stripes on the sides of them. All Kaepa shoes come with the Kaepa logo printed on them; today's Kaepa logo is two identical right-pointing triangles, while the logo in the 1980s was a "K."Kaepa shoes were popular in the 1980s, especially in the state of Texas, where the shoes were manufactured. Kaepa shoes had a popular television commercial campaign in the 1980s, but today the company does comparatively little advertising. Kaepa shoes are now available at a variety of retailers and at the company's online store. It increasingly difficult to find the 1980s version of Kaepa shoes today, but some second-hand stores and online auction sites sometimes sell older versions of Kaepa shoes.
Today, Kaepa produces volleyball and cheerleading shoes. Kaepa volleyball shoes include reinforced toes and a new, better-fit technology that allows the shoes to fit a variety of different foot types. Kaepa volleyball shoes also have a lightweight sole, with gum rubber and traction tread designed specifically for volleyball play. Kaepa's cheerleading shoes come in three categories: competition-level shoes, sideline shoes, and junior- or pom-level shoes. Some styles of Kaepa cheer shoes contain the Kaepa logo cutouts on the sides of the shoes. These cutouts can be filled with different colors of triangles, allowing the wearer to customise the look of the shoes.