The Lifeng SL is 361°'s carbon racing shoe: the QU!KARBON carbon plate and QU!KFLAME supercritical foam give strong propulsion at only about 190g — ultra-light, for advanced and elite runners chasing results with mature mechanics, not for beginners.
Basic Information
| Brand | 361° |
| Model | 栗蜂SL |
| Year | 2026 |
| Gender Version | Unisex |
| Category |
Daily Training
Tempo Run
|
| Terrain | Asphalt |
Technical Specifications
| Midsole Technology | QU!KFLAME supercritical foam midsole with a QU!KARBON carbon plate |
| Carbon Plate Structure | Full-length QU!KARBON carbon plate |
| Upper Material | Lightweight racing knit upper |
| Outsole Configuration | Durable rubber outsole, racing grip |
| Forefoot Thickness | 30.0mm |
| Heel Thickness | 38.0mm |
| Drop | 8mm |
| Weight | 190g |
Wearing Experience
| Fit |
Snug |
| Breathability |
(4/5)
|
| Stability |
Normal |
| Cushion Distribution |
Even |
| Feel Attribute |
Soft, High-rebound, Powerful propulsion |
| Bounce |
(5/5)
|
Runner Matching
| Running Style Recommendation |
Neutral |
| Runner Level |
Advanced |
| Weight Range |
Light |
| Width |
Standard |
| Arch Type |
Medium |
| Landing Type |
Midfoot |
Practical Information
| Price | $204.02 | Purchase links | | Durability | 400 km |
User Review Summary
The 361° Lifeng SL (2026) is the carbon racing shoe of the 361° Lifeng line, with a QU!KARBON full-length carbon plate and QU!KFLAME supercritical foam midsole at only about 190g — a tool for advanced runners chasing race results. The QU!KFLAME foam gives generous energy return and soft cushioning, while the QU!KARBON carbon provides strong propulsion and stable landings; the ultra-light build makes racing steps light and efficient across speed sessions and marathon racing. A 30mm forefoot / 38mm heel stack with an 8mm drop is a standard racing setup. The lightweight racing knit upper fits snugly. The durable rubber outsole ensures racing grip. At NT$6,500, it's an ultra-light carbon racer for advanced and elite runners chasing PBs.
Notes
2026上市。361°栗蜂SL 碳板競速鞋。
