Skechers Men's Flex Advantage 4.0 Providence Sneaker, Grey Mesh/Pu/Navy Trim, 12 UK

Skechers Flex Advantage 4.0 Training Shoes Keep your options very flexible and comfortable with the Skechers Flex Advantage 4.0 Training Shoe. With a soft woven mesh fabric upper in a lace-up front these are the ideal athletic shoes for training. Breathable Mesh Upper Designed to be lightweight, comfortable and breathable, the Skechers Flex Advantage 4.0 Training Shoes has been constructed using a mesh upper. The mesh allows cool air to permeate throughout the entire upper to increase ventilation and to reduce an uncomfortable heat build-up; creating a perfect environment for your feet to thrive in. Perforations within the fabric increase airflow allowing you to remain cool, dry and comfortable at all times. The soft fabric shoe lining sits comfortably against the skin whilst the padded tongue and collar reduce the risk of irritation. Completing the upper is a lacing system that locks down the midfoot to reduce in-shoe slippage so you can enjoy distraction-free strides. Flex Lite Midsole To ensure complete comfort as you go, the Flex Advantage 4.0 Training Shoes have been constructed using Skechers signature Flex Lite midsole. FlexSole technology is extremely shock-absorbing without compromising on the weight. This lightweight midsole compound absorbs shock and impact forces that occur during the heel strike phase of the gait cycle but harnesses the energy. Once the shock forces are dissipated, the harnessed energy is transferred to the forefoot of the shoes where it uses the energy to push you off into your next step. Completing the midsole is an air-cooled memory foam cushion comfort insole that provides ample underfoot cushioning that moulds to the shape of your foot and provide personalised comfort. Flexible Rubber Traction Outsole The outsole of the Flex Advantage delivers is lightweight, durable, and flexible. The Flex Advantage provides adaptive traction that moves with your foot. Durable rubber adorns high-wear areas, resisting the traumas of he