Men’s edition · 3 current shoes
Tracksmith makes a small, premium range with a classic look. The Eliot Runner is a light, firm trainer for daily runs and speedwork, and the Eliot NDO is its winter version. The Eliot Racer is a carbon-plated super shoe for every race distance. There is no soft shoe for easy or long runs, and no stability shoe.
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 Tracksmith road shoe
Every current Tracksmith road shoe
A road daily trainer with a Pebax midsole and a 9mm drop.
Why for daily: A light, versatile 261 g trainer with a Pebax insert: firm underfoot, but it comes alive when you pick up the pace.
Why for workout: Light and firm, with propulsion you feel on tempo runs and track sessions: this is where the Eliot Runner is at its best.
A carbon-plated road racing shoe with a drop-in midsole and a 7.5mm drop.
Why for short race: A spoon-shaped carbon plate and a rocker that stay sharp at 5K and 10K pace, at 218 g.
Why for long race: Lively, cushioned and very smooth at marathon pace, with a 38 mm heel and more stability than many super shoes.
A winter road shoe with a weatherproof upper, a merino wool liner and a Vibram outsole.
