Skechers Mens GOrun Maxroad 5 Running Shoes

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Derek is in his 40’s and trains 70-80 miles per week at 7 to 8 minute pace in mostly tropical conditions in Singapore. He has a 2:39 marathon PR from the 2022 Zurich Marathon. Personal: A (I found these shoes to be extremely comfortable and fun to run in. They may give my favorites a run for their money…) HYPER BURST ® cushioning midsole offers a highly responsive and ultra-lightweight running experience. This innovative resilient foam is created using a 'Super Critical ®' process with spherically-shaped cells compressed into the mids Jeff B: I appreciate all the branded rubbers we’re seeing, and Goodyear outsoles have always been impressive. This is no different, with great performance in both traction and durability. Between the overbuilt upper, midsole, and insole, this shoe truly might never wear out. They designed the outsole with some gaps in the rubber, but the shoe doesn’t have much flexibility - though the exposed midsole isn’t a concern, and anything they can do to help keep the weight down is appreciated. Skechers draped the Go Run MAXROAD 5 in a single layer engineered upper with a soft feel to keep the foot comfortable and tiny perforations in the toe box to make the shoe breathable.

Performance: B ( Still best for daily and recovery days but the H plate does help give some life to the toe off. Heel bevel and rearfoot geometry could be reworked.) I do want to point out that this is one of the more stable max cushion shoes for me, especially when you consider how relatively soft the heel is in this shoe. I think it comes down to the relatively wide heel footprint and the raised midsole sidewalls. If you like max cushion shoes but need a little more heel stability, this could be the ideal shoe for you. Ultraspire Fitted Race Belt:The best way to carry your phone and goods on the run. No bounce and various sizes for waist. (Also recommend the Naked belt) The tongue is somehow large, so it wraps around the foot. It is moderately padded, which I think is just enough to keep the instep comfortable. The tongue is not gusted, but it comes with a loop for running the laces through to keep it in place. Peter: I sink into the Clifton and it robs me of momentum and energy. The Max Road 5 does not have that issue. Max Road 5 all the way.Repeated with virtually identical results in the MR4+, the Venn diagram of me being a A) heavier runner who B) midfoot strikes and C) supinates was enough to create a constant failure state as the midsole had way too much flex in the wrong place for me. Jeff: Skechers Performance MaxRoad went nuclear a few years ago when they introduced the Max Road 4 taking full advantage of their super bouncy and lightweight midsole material, Hyperburst. What had been a very solid and stable recovery shoe got explosive, making one of the bounciest shoes around. It wasn’t without issues, with many runners expressing their disappointment in the wool sweater upper, and personally I had a problem with the pod columns collapsing underneath my small toe on each side, causing major blisters in any run that went longer than two miles. A year later they “fixed” the upper, going with a more breathable and livable upper, but unfortunately (at least for me) the midsole didn’t change any and the blisters showed up almost before the sweat could.

Stability: C+ ( Skechers offsets some of the instability with width and the H-plate, but overall it still rolls very neutral everywhere and takes some focus) To maintain the flexibility of the midsole, in a pod-style, Skechers strategically placed a Goodyear hard rubber on crucial abrasion areas; including the toe zone, midfoot, and heels. There is a good amount of the Goodyear rubber in the heel and toe-zone. Also, in pod-like fashion around the midfoot and parts of the forefoot area.

มีการรีวิวโดยผู้เชี่ยวชาญ 5 คน และผู้ใช้งาน 17 คน ทำให้ Gorun Maxroad 5 ได้รับ 7 เหตุผลที่เราควรซื้อ

Skechers M-Strike ® technology promotes efficiency in each stride. This midsole configuration creates smooth transitions from landing to toe-off David: I enjoyed my time in the Skechers GOrun Max Road 6 though I do have some recommendations. I feel the platform could have more sole flaring through the heel and forefoot. I think the heel could have a small plate or shank to stabilize the foam, even if it is not connected with the forefoot plate. My other recommendation would be to make the shoe less forefoot heavy and make the overall profile a tad more balanced.