Scouted: Elevate Your Fall Training With Skechers’ New Hands Free Slip-on

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The cooler weather and beautiful foliage make fall an ideal time to exercise outside—it’s neither too hot nor too cold. Whether you’re chasing a new PR mile time or enjoying crisp autumn walks to get your steps in, investing in the proper footwear is essential for preventing injury and ensuring peak performance. Skechers’ new AERO running shoes strike the right balance between comfort, style, and convenience. The AERO running shoes are made with lightweight, friction-reducing materials to keep every step effortless. A premium, high-performance heel counter featuring Heel Pillow technology ensures that every step is supported. The breathable mesh upper keeps your feet cool whether you’re hitting mile ten or grabbing coffee with a friend.

Skechers Aero Slip-in Running ShoesSee At Skechers

However, the real highlight of the AERO running shoes is that they’re hands-free slip-ons. This means you don’t have to waste time tying your shoes or worrying about your laces coming undone mid-run. With three styles to choose from—the Burst, Spark, and Tempo—you’re sure to find a pair that matches your vibe.

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Scouted: Elevate Your Fall Training With Skechers’ New Hands Free Slip-on

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