A few days ago I bought these shoes for €87 for fast walking and light running every day, covering around 10 to 12 km a day with an average of 65-70 km per week, and nothing else like going out, work, etc. Until now I was mostly using Asics, but I happened to read quite a few positive reviews and decided to try them since they are also half the price of the last two Asics models I had (Kayano and Cumulus 27). In no way can I compare them one to the other, which is why the prices of Asics are double, and I want to mention that it is a very wrong statement I heard from a salesperson at a sports store chain that these Skechers are the Bondi 9 for poor people. Obviously whoever says that has never worn Bondi 9.
Anyway, the shoe is indeed very soft, has quite a bit of support in the heels, and of course helps a lot with the knees and absorbs impacts very well. However, the thing is that I want to mention something the company points out, and I will put that at the bottom.
As can be seen from the photos, after 46 km in 4 days there is wear on the sole, unfortunately, but this makes me think that at this rate the shoes won’t even last three months, and that concerns me for now. If anything else appears, unless something unexpected happens, I will come back.

------ This is what Skechers states in the features -------
The Skechers Max Cushioning Premier 2.0 are maximum shock-absorption athletic shoes, designed specifically for running, brisk walking, and long hours of standing.
Goodyear® outsole: They feature rubber from the top tire company Goodyear®, offering excellent traction, stability, and great wear resistance.

They are definitely the most comfortable and lightweight shoes I have bought so far!

26/2/2026. I have bought them exclusively for running and so far I have done 150 km and it remains to be seen how durable they will be over the rest of the year. I believe they will last at least 550-600 km. At €65, which is what I paid for them, I consider them VFM.