Men’s edition · 6 current shoes
The Aero shoes are the running range of Skechers today. The Aero Burst is the big, soft one. The Aero Spark is the lighter everyday trainer. The Aero Razor is the fast one. The GO RUN and Max Cushioning shoes cost less and are aimed more at comfort than at training. There is no support shoe and no marathon racer in the catalogue.
EasySoft, for recovery and easy days | DailyOne shoe for most runs | StabilitySupport for runners who need it | Long runLong runs, protective but not slow | WorkoutTempo and intervals | Short race5K–10K | Long raceHalf + marathon |
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Every Skechers road shoe
Every current Skechers road shoe
A high-stack road trainer with a 42/36mm stack.
Why for easy: A wide, stable 42mm heel of soft foam with a rocker that rolls you along at slow paces.
Why for long run: The most cushion in the range: it is heavy at 309g, but it protects the legs when the run is long and steady.
A road trainer with a 36/30mm stack and a performance outsole.
Why for daily: Soft, bouncy and not too high: a $135 trainer that is comfortable when easy and willing when you push.
A light road trainer with a 36/32mm stack and a 4mm offset.
Why for workout: Light, nimble and stable with a plate in the forefoot: at its best in tempo runs and fartleks.
Why for short race: At 196g with a snug, race-like fit, it is the Skechers to wear for a 5K or a 10K.
A max-cushion road trainer with a 2-inch heel height.
