Customer Reviews SKECHERS Go Run Elevate - 220181

Great shoe, perfect fit, comfortable. Iightweight and good styling, thanks !

My fav pair of running shoes to date, particularly for the price. Very springy soles improved my time and comfort on the track. Show angle protect toes from getting squished during long distances. Long-lasting, lightweight and budget-friendly. 10/10

Look good and fit perfect!!

Good fit. Great comfort

These Sketchers' "Go Run Elevate" are a different type of sneaker I am familiar with wearing. They are lighter and the shoes tongue is attached to sides and does not move around which is good. The shoe is true to size, I order a 10 and it fits like my other size 10 sneakers. The shoes could have a little thicker inner sole. You can still feel the solid surface of the sole thru the inside. Not so cushy but still is comfortable. I was looking for a real cushy inner sole. But overall the shoe is very easy to walk in, light and easy to lace up. I do enjoy them !

Fit, style everything is fine with the shoe. Unfortunately, it didn't work for me. I think it'll be good for 95% of people. The cushioning felt good, shoe is light; the thickness of the sole is too much for me. I need a shoe that is very bendable, if it was It was a definite keeper! Worth checking out!

The fit of Skeechers are excellent because they're cut wider! Unfortunately this shoe has TOO MUCH height and too stiff for my needs. If this shoe had less thickness and flexibility of a Nike Taijun (too narrow) it'd be perfect for ME. I think it'd be a great shoe if you need cushioning and wide shoe! Worth checking out!

Fit and size were very good. Good looking shoes. My only complaint is the tongue is sewn in on the sides. This make it somewhat difficult putting the shoes on. I wish that feature was listed in the description.

The shoes are comfortable however they already are losing the outsole after only a few months

Beautiful looking shoes. However, they really aren't lace-up shoes, they're slip ons. Primarily because there is no tongue. I have a high instep and have never been lucky enough to wear slip-ons. I don't know why all the latest shoes are made this way. Particularlyn since the now have elastic shoe laces that will accomplish the same thing.

The inside of the collar around where the ankle sits has cross-stitch sewing with fairly stiff thread. I wear 'no show' socks with sneakers and the cross-stitch sewing had worn the skin off my ankle bone after a 5-mile walk.