Designed to mimic barefoot experience and provide impact protection, Skechers GOrun is a well-recommended running shoes by most running celebrities such us Michelle Estuar who talked on Running Essentials last Saturday at Ayala center Cebu in front of almost 300 cebu crowds and running enthusiasts.

Last Friday afternoon, I received my Skechers GOrun shoes and I was so excited to try it out. On the night of the same day, before I took a sleep, I personally unpacked and slowly explored Skechers GOrun with my own feet.

So how does Skechers GOrun differ from other running shoes? Well, Skechers GOrun elevates the natural running experience, allowing runners to interact with and respond to practically any surface, while offering the additional benefit of real world protection. It features SmartShoe technology for a mid-foot strike and GOimpulse sensors for enhanced sensory feedback.



Innovative placement allows the GOimpulse sensors to move together and independently as they provide sensory feedback to the brain. This dynamic interaction promotes a natural stride for a more efficient and responsive run.


Here are its Main features:

Radically Lightweight
No extra material. No extra weight. Nothing to slow you down

360 Degree Responsive Flexibility
Skechers GOrun flexes and twists allowing your foot to move naturally

Sockless Running
Integrated anti-microbial sockliner helps inhibit odor and prevent slippage

Roomier Forefoot
Extra space to reduce friction and allow your toes to spread, grip and push off

4MM Heel Drop
66% closer to the ground than traditional running or training shoes to replicate a natural barefoot experience



And for its Construction:

Nearly weightless synthetic and mesh fabric upper
Nearly seamless flexible upper with lace up front
Stay-put tongue
Soft smooth fabric shoe lining for easy barefoot wear
Weight: Radically lightweight 6.9 oz per shoe based on a men's size 9

What do you think of Skechers GOrun shoes? For me, I had a light experience during my weekend jogging and will post it later.