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Xtep shows off mass-balanced shoe 'breakthrough'

17/11/2022
Xtep shows off mass-balanced shoe 'breakthrough'

Sports brand Xtep, owned by eponymous Hong Kong-based parent company Xtep, the group behind K-Swiss and Palladium, has joined hands with polymer manufacturer Covestro and footwear business Silan to develop low-impact athletic shoes.

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