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Skora Fit

Daily trainer · Neutral · Road · 8.2 oz (men's) · 16/16mm stack · zero-drop

Discontinued — we no longer see this shoe in stock.

How it ranks

The Skora Fit is one of the strongest daily trainers in our data. Looks and comfort are its strongest sub-ratings. The rating is based on 23 runner reviews.

Skora Fit

Exceptional

97
Overall
97
Comfort
99
Durability
99
Appearance
99
Value
97
Cushioning
79
Confidence

Confidence

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Confidence

88 High

88

Based on

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  3. External ratings

What runners say

“Instantly felt my gait change, with my hips opening, my knees soft and my entire foot engaged.”
5/5 Full review 18 mpw training for a half marathon
“It's not cushy, but so flexible—you can feel the ground enough to maintain very good form.”
5/5 Full review 60 mpw training for a marathon came from the Topo Athletic ST-2
“Roomy toebox, extremely flexible upper, and the most durable sole of any shoe I've worn.”
5/5 Full review 40 mpw training for a marathon
“It's so flexible and natural with enough cushion for long runs without sacrificing form.”
5/5 Full review 55 mpw
“Eliminating the pain I was suffering in my feet and knees.”
5/5 Full review 18 mpw training for a half marathon
“The outsole is insanely durable and could pass for brand new.”
4/5 Full review 10 mpw training for a half marathon came from the New Balance Minimus MT20
“Allows me to feel the ground but still gives sufficient cushioning to run distance.”
5/5 Full review 20 mpw training for a marathon came from the Altra Instinct 2.0
“Zero drop, so I can feel the ground and use my own power to move.”
5/5 Full review 15 mpw training for a marathon
“Both feet have a tear right where I flex; many other forefoot strikers have the same issue.”
4/5 Full review 10 mpw training for a half marathon came from the New Balance Minimus MT20
“My feet were not sore after longer runs, whereas they had been in more cushioned shoes.”
5/5 Full review 20 mpw training for a marathon came from the Altra Instinct 2.0
“Incredible to find a flexible, zero drop shoe with a rounded outsole that provides a little bit of cushioning.”
5/5 Full review 35 mpw training for ultramarathons
“On trail runs with sharp rocks, it will not work.”
5/5 Full review 40 mpw came from the Pearl Izumi EM Road N1
“I ran sockless and rubbed my feet raw in my arches from the raised nubs.”
4/5 Full review 10 mpw training for a half marathon came from the New Balance Minimus MT20
“Running sockless, the shoes became too hot.”
5/5 Full review 20 mpw training for a marathon came from the Altra Instinct 2.0

Prefer this shoe over another

57% 8/14

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Prices updated daily. Last checked Oct 22.


Pros

  • Reviewers report the outsole staying close to new after many miles.
  • Reviewers praise the stretchy one-piece upper and roomy toe box.
  • Runners find enough cushion for half marathons despite the low stack, and two have run marathons in it.

Cons

  • Sockless runners mention hot feet and rubbing from the insole nubs.
  • One reviewer had the upper tear at the forefoot flex point on both shoes while the outsole stayed like new.

Rating & Confidence vs. other shoes for sale

Each dot is one rated shoe for sale, placed by its rating and by how much evidence sits behind it. Shoes toward the top right are both well rated and well established.

Confidence
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Better Shoes Rating

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Runner Ratings

23 ratings
5/5 19
4/5 4
3/5 0
2/5 0
1/5 0

Specs & fit

Sizing and ride details at a glance.

Weight
8.2 oz (men's)
Release
2013
MSRP
$95
Stack
16/16mm
Drop
0mm

Runner reviews

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Showing 6–10 of 22 written reviews

5/5

Overall

I love Skora shoes! I currently have 4 pairs! I just ran my very first marathon in the fits!

wsnowstuff · Jun 12, 2015

40 mpw training for a marathon came from the Brooks Addiction 10

Comfort
5/5
Durability
5/5
Appearance
5/5
Value
5/5

5/5

Overall

Great durability.

Anonymous runner · Jun 12, 2015

25 mpw training for a half marathon came from the Altra Instinct 1.5

Comfort
5/5
Durability
5/5
Appearance
5/5
Value
5/5

4/5

Overall

I bought the Skora Fit because I love running in flexible, low-drop shoes, but for harder surfaces such as roads, I was looking for something that fit that description, but had a little more stack height. As I age, my feet don't like the pavement pounding as much as they used to. The first time I put this shoe on, I knew I made a great choice. The shoe with it's insole was exactly what I was looking for. I do wish the insole didn't have the raised nubs. I ran sockless in them and rubbed my feet raw in my arches. I usually run with socks, so it's not a big deal at all. The outsole is insanely durable and they could pass for brand new. Unfortunately the upper isn't as durable. Don't hear me wrong, it's very cozy and looks great, but both feet have a tear right where I flex and many other forefoot strikers have revealed the same. I still run in them, and it's a tiny tear, but I would like to see the shoe with a more durable upper in the forefoot area.

Anonymous runner · Jun 12, 2015

10 mpw training for a half marathon came from the New Balance Minimus MT20

Comfort
5/5
Durability
4/5
Appearance
5/5
Value
5/5

5/5

Overall

wonderful ... lets me feel the earth while offering some comfort

tomake · May 8, 2015

40 mpw training for ultramarathons

Comfort
5/5
Durability
4/5
Appearance
5/5
Value
4/5

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Shoe properties
Type
Daily trainer
Daily trainer
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Pronation
Neutral
Neutral
Neutral
Weight
8.2 oz (men's)
9.9 oz
8.0 oz Lightest
Stack
16/16mm
40/35mm
38/33mm
Drop
0mm
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Release
2013
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Ratings
Overall
97 Exceptional
99 Exceptional Best overall
98 Exceptional
Comfort
99 Exceptional
99 Exceptional
99 Exceptional
Cushioning
79 Decent
99 Exceptional Best cushioning
98 Exceptional
Durability
99 Exceptional Best durability
97 Exceptional
87 Good
Appearance
99 Exceptional Best appearance
75 Decent
86 Good
Value
97 Exceptional Best value rating
77 Decent
83 Good
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