Skechers Max Cushioning Endeavour 220613-TPBK Black Men
Skechers Max Cushioning Endeavour 220613-TPBK Black Men
Skechers Max Cushioning Endeavour 220613/TPBK - Men's Running Shoe
The Skechers Max Cushioning Endeavour 220613/TPBK represents excellence in cushioning for runners seeking maximum comfort over long distances: ULTRA GO technology with a 45mm midsole thickness, an anatomical Air-Cooled Memory Foam footbed, and an ultra-breathable mesh upper that reduces internal temperature by 30% compared to standard models.
Technical Specifications
- ULTRA GO 45mm Midsole: maximum cushioning with energy return, reduces heel and forefoot impact by 40% compared to traditional running shoes
- Air-Cooled Memory Foam Footbed: adapts to the foot's shape, integrated ventilation system keeps feet dry even after 10-15km
- Engineered Mesh Upper: zoned technical fabric, high breathability (8,000g/m²/24h), reinforced lateral support for stability
- High-Traction Rubber Outsole: optimal grip on dry and wet asphalt, wear resistance superior to 800km while retaining 70% of original properties
- 6mm Drop: heel-to-toe differential that promotes natural stride transition, suitable for runners with neutral pronation or slight overpronation
- Weight 320g: size 42, optimal balance between cushioning and lightness for 10-21km runs
- Black/Grey Color (TPBK): versatile shade, hides dirt and wear, matches any running outfit
Who Are They Ideal For
Perfect for men runners weighing 70-95kg who seek maximum joint protection: runners covering 20-40km weekly on asphalt, runners with joint issues (knees, ankles) who need superior cushioning, amateur athletes training for half marathons or marathons, those returning to running after injuries and seeking protective shoes.
When to Use Them
Ideal for: long training runs of 10-21km at slow/medium pace (5'30-6'30/km), active recovery after races, runs on asphalt and concrete, daily use for brisk walking 5-8km, temperatures 5-25°C with technical breathable socks.
Not recommended for: competitive races under 10km (excessive weight for speed), trail running on technical terrain (lacks lateral protection and aggressive grip), speed workouts on the track (too much cushioning reduces responsiveness), runners under 60kg (oversized cushioning), use with orthopedic insoles thicker than 8mm (reduces internal shoe volume).
Maintenance and Durability
Washing: remove footbed and hand wash with cold water and mild soap, avoid washing machine which damages the midsole. Drying: air dry naturally away from heat sources, insert absorbent paper to maintain shape. Rotation: alternate with another running shoe to extend lifespan (24-48h rest between uses). Estimated lifespan: 600-800km maintaining 70% original cushioning, replace when the midsole shows permanent compression or the outsole shows wear beyond 3mm.
Sizes and Fit
Available in EU sizes 41-46. Standard Skechers fit: true to usual running shoe size, medium-wide last. Internal length size 42: 27cm. Forefoot width size 42: 10.5cm (suitable for normal and slightly wide feet). For narrow feet, consider Skechers Performance models with a more contained fit. For very wide feet, a Wide Fit version with +8mm forefoot width is available.
Differences vs Competitors
Compared to Hoka Bondi 8: 35% lower price (€79.95 vs €180), comparable cushioning but 30g heavier. Compared to Brooks Glycerin 21: lower drop (6mm vs 10mm), better suited for natural transition, 40% lower price. Compared to Asics Gel-Nimbus 26: ULTRA GO technology is lighter than traditional Gel, 25% superior breathability, comparable durability but 30% lower price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are they suitable for my first marathon? Yes, ideal for marathoners aiming for times over 4 hours who prioritize comfort over speed. For times under 3h30, consider more responsive shoes. Can I use them for daily walking? Absolutely, excellent for brisk walking 5-10km/day thanks to cushioning that reduces joint stress. How long do they last with 3 uses per week? With 30km weekly, estimated lifespan is 5-6 months (approximately 600-700km total) before cushioning drops below 70% of original effectiveness.
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