Skechers GoRun Ride 7 $95
This is the review of the Skechers GoRun Ride 7, a new shoe from Skechers. Cregg Weinmann has reviewed footwear and apparel for California Track & Running News since the mid 1990s, and for the RunningNetwork since 1998. If you would like to see this review on Running Product Reviews, please go to: Skechers GoRun Ride 7. At RunBlogRun, our goal is help you find the perfect shoe for you. Our suggestions: always visit your local running stores at end of day, take a clean pair of running socks, and try on five to six different brands, and jog around in them. Real running stores allow you to check the right show for you. For more reviews, go to www.runningproductreviews.com.
Skechers GoRun Ride 7 $95 The GoRun Ride was Skechers first max cushion shoe. Round number 7 has taking the concept to a new level, without forgetting where it came from. The upper features a new knit construction and minimal synthetic leather overlays at the eyestay and in the heel. with a bit of stretch that does a good job of securing the foot,though the heel counter is substantial enough to support the rearfoot. The midsole is the latest version of foam for the series, which Skechers calls FlightGen, that is nestled into an EVA shell, and provides that smooth, cushy ride that fans of the series are familiar with. The outersole is kept to a minimum, toughened foam over close to 40%, though more than adequate to handle the rigors of high mileage. If a cushy ride, high mileage, and very attractive price are what you are looking for in a recovery shoe, give the GoRun Ride 7 serious consideration.
Testers: “Really cushy feel, but with some bounce, not squishy. Great for recovery and for long runs. Fit well with room in the toes. Nice addition for my rotation”
Updates the GoRun Ride 6
Sizes: Men 7-13,14; Women 5.5-11,12
Weight: 10.6 oz. (men’s 11); 8.5 oz. (women’s 8)
Shape: semi-curved
Construction: Strobel slip-lasted
Geometry: Full Contact
