The foam runs all the way down from the midsole to the outsole, and that is strengthened additionally by rubber pods with insert pillars strategically placed through the entire length of the outsole-these are also matching the color combination of the knit upper, such is the attention to detail. Since the material is made to expand using heat under pressure, it is significantly lighter too. There are pods on the outsole for additional cushioning and shock absorption. This midsole has a rather unique cell structure, unlike most EVA soles. It is the Hyper Burst foam that I was the most interested in. It is great to have a lightweight running shoe with absolutely no heft so to speak of. At 221 grams, the GoRun 7 is quite lightweight for a running shoe. The GoRun 7 can be had in the Navy and Lime or the Blue and Orange colorways, and safe to say, both look quite sophisticated with a hint of youthfulness to it.
The lacing system can help you get a snug fit if that is what you need. Gently being the keyword, and this doesn’t wrap around as tightly as you might expect. The advantages are almost instantaneously experiences-it is light, offers great breathability and gently wraps around your foot. The knit upper is right up there with what Nike offers for instance, in many of their shoes. Skechers has been upping the game in terms of the design for a while now, and this is truly a step forward. There is a lot to like about the Skechers GoRun 7 at first glance. It doesn’t really hurt the pocket too and is priced at Rs 9,999. The GoRun 7 is also, by far, the company’s best running shoe in a very long time. We are talking about Skechers, and their new Hyper Burst lightweight foam that sits under your foot in the new GoRun 7. Great news! There is a new running shoe mid-sole cushioning technology in town, and this could just take the battle to the likes of Nike, Reebok, New Balance and Asics, to name a few.
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