Sketcher go walk full#

And we found standing for long periods in the shoe to be comfortable, too. The shoes also felt springy, thanks to that ULTRA GO midsole. They were true to size as well, matching up with our UK 6/ US 39.5 feet perfectly. And even when the trainers were new there were no niggles or “breaking in” – the shoes fit perfectly straight away. Despite this, we experienced virtually none of the dull aches and pains that we’d usually have in the soles of our feet, thanks to that extra bridge of arch support. The Arch Fit shoes are more humble in their intent: providing support where it’s needed – but we found this design tweak to be effective.Īt one point during our testing, we racked up about 22,000 steps in a single day while wearing them. Skechers has made a name for itself by designing special walking shoes: some of its designs can massage your feet as you walk, others supposedly propel you onwards thanks to their clever shaping.

Sketcher go walk full#

It's worth flagging that the Motion Breeze is a women's shoe, but you'll find the same midsole technology and arch support across the full Go Walk Arch Fit range. Similarly, the heel counter at the back of the shoe had plenty of give, so we didn’t experience any movement or rubbing. The collar of the shoe – which is the little rim at the back – fit well and had enough padding that we never experienced discomfort. We didn’t find our feet overheating on long walks. The mesh upper is surprisingly breathable, despite being thick.

This has all the springiness and bounce found in typical running shoes, but it doesn’t add much weight to the design. Skechers has also used its ULTRA GO material in the midsole of the shoe, which is a lightweight material. These holes, combined with cooling properties of the gel, kept our feet cooler on hot days, despite the black colorway of the sneaker. It’s made from a gel-like material that’s punctured with holes on one side. The shoe has Skechers’ podiatrist-certified Arch Fit insole, which provides a gentle slope underneath the arch of your foot.