Rabbit 2025 Road/Trail Preview | The Running Event 2024

[@Manuel-901]

Like from 🇪🇸 Spain. Happy monday.

[@colinmcc8564]

Interesting to see a novel approach to address downhill foot slippage. For most shoes, you have to rememeber to really lock down the laces to avoid, but if their insole traction approach works you could save a lot of toes.

[@StreamCrossingRunner]

I’m excited about the trail shoe!

[@pbnotj1]

Looks great ! Love their clothes ; new to the shoe game . Like the insole idea of recycling . Agree overlooked in most shoes . I may wait for the reviews , since they are new to shoes , thank you for highlighting the brand.

[@Jobru88]

I hope the toebox is wider, and it is not as narrow as

[@dyvel]

They have really stolen their logo from Karhu. And who would ever I trust someone who says rhe abbreviation "mm" for millimeters? Could you ever Imagine anybody who knows what their talking about saying "oz" or "lbs" for ounces or pounds?

[@josephsantangelo2801]

Odd interview. I’m gonna give her the benefit of the doubt. My guess is she was really nervous cause she came across like she didn’t really know the shoe.

[@Martha-fluterunner]

Their logo is the rabbit and when they started making trail clothing (long before shoes) they added the mountains just for their trail line-added it over the rabbit, not separately, and it’s been there for a long time now without Karhu seeming to consider it infringement. There are only so many variations on anything that simple. Consider the similarity at quick glance between the Nike logo and Brooks logos. BTW, Karhu originally owned what is now the adidas 3-stripe logo. So what?

[@dyvel]

@@josephsantangelo2801 Yeah, that's probably so. Well rehearsed on the written data, but not used to speaking it.

[@dyvel]

@@Martha-fluterunner Karhu sold the three stripes to adidas. That's different. But yeah, possibly stolen, but not nearly close enough for infringement. The road in brooks' logo is not close to nike's swoosh in my opinion, but again, simple shapes are hard to copyright.

[@Martha-fluterunner]

⁠@@josephsantangelo2801agree-I wouldn’t say she didn’t know the shoe (she provided the usual details without hesitation) but rabbit is new to the shoe industry and she is obviously new to interviews like this compared to reps from the flagship brands.