About

Skechers GO Walk

GO Walk is the line by which Skechers claimed a category for itself: shoes not made for running or for sport, but for walking. That sounds obvious, but it wasn’t. Where other brands sold their running models as walking shoes, Skechers designed one that, from the first step, is built for the roll-through of walking.

The differences lie in the weight and the shape. The sole is light and flexible, rises at the front so the foot naturally rolls forward, and has a tread with small sections instead of a coarse pattern. The upper is knitted textile that gives and contains no hard overlays; many versions are designed to be machine-washable.

The line regularly crosses with other brand technologies. Versions combine the walking sole with the slip-in system of the Skechers Slip-ins, where a reinforced heel counter keeps the shoe open, or with the footbed, designed from foot scans, of the Skechers Arch Fit. The model names state which combination it is.

Those seeking more cushioning instead of light weight turn to the Skechers Max Cushioning, where the emphasis is on maximum stack height.

On this page you can see which versions of the Skechers GO Walk are currently hottest according to the Hypescore, from what price they can be found and how many shops have them in stock.