I tried the Go Ultra 2, at the London Marathon Expo, and I think that although the upper layer it a bit stronger and supportive, I didn't feel much difference and most of the problems are still there. Best Sellers Deals Store New Releases Music Gift Ideas Prime. Hello Select your address All Hello, Sign in. Nevertheless, I use them in my daily training, specially when I go long and in flat and buffed terrains and I love it. Skechers Go Run Ultra 2 Running Shoes - SS16-14 : Amazon.ca: Clothing, Shoes & Accessories. I did the last 60 kms of a 115 kms very technical ultra and in terms of confort they were the best, but I was always afraid to twist an ankle, and I did several times, luckily with no damage. The other thing is that the material of the sole wears too quickly. What I don't like (and depending on the tipe of race can be very important): The upper layer is so soft that you never feel your feet really tight and they moves too much, adding the fact that the sole is too high, you don't have much control of your feet and end up stumbling and twisting your ankle, specially in more technical trails. And because of the thickness of the sole you don't feel those pointy rocks underneath, at least in the beginning. They really are to go ultra, but with some issues! What I like: They are soft, comfortable, very light, with a great cushioning and grip, even in wet rock. That said, I'll do a proper run (~15 miles) at the weekend and see how I get on! I've put in a thin insole to counter this I'd prefer to see Sketchers provide a choice of insoles since the no-insole option isn't really workable.
This would annoy and probably cause blisters over a distance. Without insoles, you can feel a groove under the ball of the foot, part of the midsole moulding.
So I'd rather not have an overall 8mm-drop and ditched the insoles. The shoes come with a 4mm-drop insole, and the shoes themselves ie without insole have a 4mm-drop. The only downside is a watch-this-space around the insole. fit is ok, a bit tight across the width when using the supplied insoles - but see below the sole has a *much* better tread for trail running than the Hokas - chunky and deep treads I'm inevitably comparing with the Stinsons which are £50 more expensive, however high points for me are: I've yet to do a proper run (ie over 4 miles) in the Sketchers, but first impressions are good.
#SKETCHER GO RUN ULTRA 2 PLUS#
I bought these to replace my worn-out Hoka Stinsons - two 50+ mile events plus training for same has worn the soles totally.
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