Ecco Receptor RXP 3040
Manufacturer:
Ecco
Price:
$100
Reviewed in:
May 2005 Shoe Guide
Average Reader Rating:
3 stars (2 reviews)
We Say: This is Ecco's solid new entry into the running market. The shoe's best feature: The arch and rearfoot are supported by a two-tiered carbon-fiber bridge that extends underneath the forefoot for added stability. The midsole combines three foams, which provide a smooth heel-to-toe transition. The upper is made of a soft mesh, and the laces work nicely with fabric overlays in the arch area to provide a snug overall fit. Note: European sizing makes trying it on a must.
Wear-Testers Say: "The fit was snug, but it had plenty of room in the toe box." -Thomas P. Miller, 48, Allentown
"The shoe fit well through the arch, but needed more shock absorption." -Ashley Cunningham, 21, East Lansing
Average Reader Rating:
3 stars (2 reviews)
5 stars
I think these are the best shoes I have ever run in for stability. Ran 8 miles on Saturday-no rubbing or blisters. Run true to size. .
Submitted by: melinda, OKLAHOMA CITY,
1 stars
this shoe is crap! this was the biggest waste of money I ve ever spent! Those were the most uncomfoteable shoes Ive ever worn. They gave me blisters, and made my feet bleed. DONT BUY THESE SHOES!!!!!.
Submitted by: lol6g, louisville, ky
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| Gender: |
Female |
| Shoe Type: |
Stability |
| Sizes: |
7, 8, 9, 10 |
| Midsole Characteristics: |
Three foams for a smooth heel-to-toe transition. |
| Weight: |
14 oz. |
| Essential Technology: |
The arch and rearfoot are supported by a two-tiered carbon-fiber bridge for added stability. |
| Foot Biomechanics: |
Overpronation |
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