Misses the mark as a tempo trainer — too heavy at 9.5oz, dense blocky foam, and a shallow heel collar that produces severe heel lift even with full lacing; reviewer suggests the lighter Aero Spark should have carried the 'Tempo' name instead. — Believe in the Run
Misses the mark as a tempo trainer — too heavy at 9.5oz, dense blocky foam, and a shallow heel collar that produces severe heel lift even with full lacing; reviewer suggests the lighter Aero Spark should have carried the 'Tempo' name instead.
Best for: Hard to recommend at $170 given the heel lockdown problem and many cheaper alternatives at the same or lower price.
Believe in the Run notes: Severe heel lift even with full lacing — heel collar is too shallow; reviewer ended up running it 'like a clog' with the foot pushed forward. Forefoot is secure but the back is loose.
Per Believe in the Run.
The Skechers Aero Tempo weighs about 247g (men's 9), has a 37.0mm heel stack and a 4.0mm heel-toe drop.
Reviewers compare the Skechers Aero Tempo to Nike Zoom Fly 6, Adidas Adizero Evo SL, ASICS Novablast, Mizuno Neo Zen.
Per Believe in the Run.
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Compared to other road speed training in the same lane.
