
Walking collection
See today’s steps.
Look forward to tomorrow.
Green, pink and orange in the core window bring a new sense of enjoyment to everyday walking.
Sole colors and medals revealed by the warmth of your feet.
Walk. Run. Make your movement a moment.
From an easy walk to a focused run.
Different rhythms. One BALREX.

Walking collection
Green, pink and orange in the core window bring a new sense of enjoyment to everyday walking.

Running collection
Bronze, silver and gold revealed in a transparent outsole. A moment of achievement that continues after your run.
Nine walking models. Nine running models.
Explore by activity and season.
18 models
Walking models show the planned seasonal Archon colors. Retouched gray sample photographs appear in the Archon section below.
Archon is included with every walking model. Running images are product concept renderings; details may change during development. Contact us for pricing, size availability and launch timing.
Thermochromic materials in the sole respond to foot temperature. See the changing colors and turn today’s movement into tomorrow’s motivation.
Stages illustrate the design concept. Actual color response depends on foot temperature, activity time and conditions. The shoes do not directly count steps.

BALREX places thermochromic materials in the sole to respond to foot temperature during walking and running. University of Utah research offers background on how foot temperature changes during walking.
±2.38°C / Mean whole-foot temperature rise after a 30-minute walk
The study proposes that both mechanical and physiological factors may contribute to foot temperature responses.
External research, not a BALREX product test. This paper does not validate BALREX color stages, muscle effects or joint benefits.
Read the original paper ↗Burnett JK, Anguiano-Hernandez JG, Takahashi KZ. (2025). Foot temperature responses during walking: a theoretical estimation of mechanical and physiological factors. Front. Bioeng. Biotechnol. 13:1628846.A closer look at the core designs
from the BALREX catalogue.

From heel strike to toe-off. The curved heel and forefoot are designed around weight transfer and the transition into the next step.

A removable insert designed to support the arch and distribute load. Insert or remove it as needed.
Retouched photographs of the supplied development sample. Sample components appear gray; planned production colors are yellow, sky blue and red by season.

A removable component designed to support the foot arch.

A dedicated key used to remove the Archon insert.

See where the insert fits within the walking shoe’s arch section.

An actual demonstration of the key engaging the Archon insert.

Resilient material designed to cushion landing load.
A removable structure beneath the arch.
Elastic deformation and recovery designed for load distribution.
A composite structure at the ground-contact interface.
A concept rendering of the intended mechanism, not test evidence of superior performance.
Designed to encourage airflow under the foot and between the toes.
A breathable support surface in contact with the foot.
Top-side openings designed to channel air upward.
A description of the ventilation structure designed for air circulation during ground contact.



Product rendering and real walking photos,
clearly identified.



User-provided photos show an individual wear example. Color response varies with the wearer and conditions.

A rocker design for running, considered from landing through toe-off.
A structure designed for cushioning at the heel, midfoot and forefoot.
Concept renderings of movement and structure, not images of medical efficacy or test results.
Flat sole example
Curved heel and forefoot
Single-layer example
Four-part walking sole structure
Fixed support example
Insert or remove walking Archon
No color indicator shown
Foot-heat-triggered color
No openings shown
Top-side ventilation openings
No indicator shown
Walking side window / running clear outsole
Conventional footwear varies by model. These examples explain design features rather than claiming superiority over all conventional shoes.
A space for consistency, beyond the stopwatch.
Capture your sole colors, your walking route or your post-run moment.
Choose a photo, save your card and share it on social media. Photos stay on your device and are not published on this website.


Your pace, beyond distance and speed.
“If we could see a trace of our activity, would we want to move again?” BALREX began with this question. Drawing on marathon shoe development experience, we bring the joy of movement into everyday footwear.
AISON · BALREX RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENTApplication information and developer experience,
as listed in the catalogue.

Selected cities shown; this map does not indicate granted patents in each region. Refer to the application details below.
Application information does not indicate patent grant or performance certification.
No. BALREX uses thermochromic materials that respond to foot temperature. The approximately3,000,6,000 and9,000-step stages illustrate the design concept; actual response varies by person and conditions.
The walking model features color changes in the core window and Archon support. The running model features medal graphics revealed through the transparent outsole. Archon is for the walking model.
BALREX is preparing for launch. Contact us for product updates, supply opportunities and product experience inquiries.
Muscle activation and landing characteristics are being tested. We do not claim numerical benefits or medical efficacy before confirmed results are available.
No. Move card photos are processed on your device. There is no public posting feed at present. You can save your card and share it on your preferred social platform.
Product supply. Global distribution. Technology licensing.
Let’s shape the next BALREX movement together.