Skechers GoRun MaxRoad 6

Skechers has put the batteries to face 2023 in the best possible way and good prove of this is the appearance of the new Skechers GoRun MaxRoad 6, the reissue of one of the most popular models acclaimed by runners lovers of the company, which will arrive in March 2023.

The Skechers GoRun MaxRoad 6 is a running shoe with maximum cushioning. In fact, it is the Skechers model with one of the best cushioning and one of the highest profiles of the company with up to 38 millimeters of thickness in the back of the shoe.

What are the expectations of the new Skechers GoRun MaxRoad 6?

The GoRun MaxRoad 6 are running shoes from Skechers that stand out for keeping the essence of the line alive. A rolling philosophy of maximum cushioning that will provide stability, softness and dynamism in equal parts. Overall, we are talking about a very complete model for all those training and/or competition runs.

Its versatility allows us to squeeze out good times even knowing that it is a training-oriented model. The Hyper Burst 2.0 midsole will combine two foam densities to make it comfortable and stable while agile and dynamic.

It will come with Carbon Infused Training Plate technology, which will provide much greater reactivity and energy return, without neglecting the comfort of the whole. A model that will reach the market in mid-March 2023, to start the spring, which will have a base price of around 140 €.

Skechers GoRun MaxRoad 6 runner profile

These Skechers GoRun MaxRoad 6 are shoes aimed at runners of medium-high weight, even more than 85 kilos. It is a model that, like its predecessor, the Skechers GoRun MaxRoad 5, stands out for providing stability and cushioning in equal parts, necessary features for heavier runners.

In conclusion, we are talking about running shoes for men and women that will arrive with a reduced weight below 255 grams and a drop of 6 millimeters. Drop resulting from the difference in thickness in its profile, which will be up to 38 millimeters in the heel and 32 millimeters in the forefoot.