Skechers Go Run Ride 7 Women's Running Shoes
The legendary Go Run Ride series continues to innovate with the new Skechers GOrun Ride 7. A lightweight, innovative and well-cushioned running shoe featuring an ultra-lightweight FLIGHT GEN cushioned midsole for optimal impact protection and response.
Two-Toned Knit Upper
Knit uppers will encase each foot in breathable comfort. Perforations in the fabric increase airflow to create a better, healthier environment for your feet thrive in. The nearly-seamless design produces an irritation-free fit, reducing the risk of rubbing and blisters; because we know how those can ruin your day. Stabilising side and heel overlays add lightweight support; they promote complete lockdown, helping to anchor you to the midsole and reduce in-shoe slippage so that you can enjoy smooth, distraction-free strides. A padded collar and tongue sit softly against the skin, supplying support and protection against lace pressure. The tongue is gusseted to supplement the secure-fitting environment of the GOrun Ride 7. A pull tab features for easy on-and-off. Reflective details complete the upper, increasing your visibility to passing vehicles and keeping you safe on those late-night road runs.
FLIGHT GEN Midsole
FLIGHT GEN resides in the midsole to supply ultra-lightweight and responsive cushioning. The generous platform effectively separates you from the road, improving protection without adding weight. The midsole's reactive nature means your use of superfluous muscle power is reduced plus each stride is energised, keeping you motivated for longer. Resilient and feathery, FLIGHT GEN spares your joints as you strike down onto hard, unforgiving surfaces.
High-Traction Outsole
The mid-foot strike zone promotes a fluid transition and efficiency in each stride. A lightweight and durable outsole completes the GOrun Ride 7. Rubber adorns high-wear areas to provide multi-surface traction, resisting the traumas of heel-strike and toe-off to supply you with a reliable and long-lasting neutral running buddy.
