Orem, UT-based Altra introduced its Halo running shoe with an integrated gait-detecting sensor in January at the 2015 International Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas.
The iFit sensor is built into the Halo’s midsole and sends real-time data on foot strike zone, cadence, and ground impact force to a synched smartphone or iFit GPS Watch so runners can adjust their gait during workouts.
Altra plans to make the Halo available commercially in late 2015 priced at approximately $180.
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