enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
enRoute 2 Blue/Black
Salming

enRoute 2 Blue/Black

£115.00
Original price: £127.00 (-9%)
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  • Running Shoe Type: Distance
  • Department: Women
  • Sub category: Road running shoes
  • Product number: 09053-72
  • Cushioning: Medium
  • Drop: 6 mm
  • Width: Regular
EnRoute - for your personal best! Since its launch in 2017, EnRoute has quickly become Salming's most famous long-distance and training shoe thanks to its light weight, driven feel but at the same time enough reactive cushioning to provide a really comfortable run. Salming EnRoute is the natural choice for the Boston Marathon challenge as well as the early morning ride. EnRoute is the joy of running disguised as a shoe - a friend on the road regardless of technology or footing. To earn the position as Salming's road icon, we work to constantly develop and refine EnRoute. Based on runners' feedback and research, the 2018 model of EnRoute has been given more space in the toe box so that the forefoot can expand freely before and during the shot. This has been made possible by displacing ExoSkeleton ™ backwards but at the same time being careful to maintain ExoSkeleton ™'s ability to keep the foot in place, provide the desired stability and a really comfortable fit. The reactive and driven running feel that personifies EnRoute is created through the combination of Salming's midsole material - RECOIL ™, and the heel's extra damping unit - SoftFOAM ™ which has 70% better shock absorption capacity than standard EVA, to reduce the negative load that long rides on hard surfaces entail.

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Tips and tricks about running shoes

Cushioning - What to think about

When referring to running shoes, dampening describes the ability of the shoe to absorb impact shock and reduce vibrations. Essentially, it's the shoe's cushioning system working its magic.

Here's a breakdown of dampening in running shoes:

Impact: When your foot strikes the ground while running, a significant force travels up your leg.
Cushioning: The midsole of your shoe, typically made from shock-absorbing materials like EVA foam or gels, absorbs this impact force.
Reduced Vibration: By absorbing the force, the shoe minimizes vibrations that can travel up your bones and muscles. This helps reduce stress on your joints and muscles, leading to a more comfortable run.


Not all shoes offer the same level of cushioning. Here are some things to consider:

Midsole material: Softer and thicker midsoles generally provide more cushioning.
Shoe type: Cushioned running shoes prioritize cushioning with a focus on shock absorption.
Your needs: If you experience joint pain or run on hard surfaces, a shoe with good dampening might be beneficial.

Drop - What is it?

In running shoes, drop refers to the difference in height between the heel and the forefoot of the shoe. It's typically measured in millimeters (mm).

Here's a quick breakdown:

Higher drop (usually above 6mm): Creates a more angled platform, often preferred by heel strikers for a more comfortable initial impact.

Lower drop (around or below 6mm): Promotes a more midfoot or forefoot strike, similar to barefoot running.

Choosing the right drop depends on your natural running style and preferences. It's important to consider this when selecting your running shoes!

Width - What fits me?

Running shoes come in various widths to accommodate different foot shapes. Here's the breakdown:

Regular width: This is the most common width and fits most people.
Narrow width: Ideal for runners with feet that feel too loose in standard width shoes. Signs you might need narrow shoes include extra space on the sides or your foot slipping within the shoe.
Wide width: Designed for runners with wider feet. If your feet feel pinched or compressed in standard width shoes, you likely need a wider option. Look for shoes with a wider toe box to prevent discomfort.

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