Karrimor D30 Excel Dual Mens Trail Running Shoes Reviews

4.5 Rating 14 Reviews

Designed for the perfect blend of cushioning and support through utilising a rubberised EVA crash pad which provides excellent impact protection and a smoother transition in your running gait.
Coupled with the D30 Strobel Lasting which positions a Dcell layer positioned directly beneath the sockliner for soft and flexible cushioned shock absorption. Carbon rubber lugs provide ultimare traction and durability.

> Mens trail running shoes
> Lace up
> Reinforced toe
> Shaped and cushioned heel
> Hot Melt seamless overlays
> D3O strobel lasting
> Rubberised EVA crash pad
> Dual Density medial post
> Carbon Rubber lugged outsole
> Karrimor branding
> Synthetic/textile upper, textile inner, synthetic sole

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Keith Lazenbury

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Posted 9 years ago

“Unfortunately, it does not come in half sizes so the 10 is a bit tight.”

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Posted 9 years ago

“Bought these shoes for use on running machines in a gym, and not for road work. Generally happy with their performance so far, although they do not give quite the same level of support to my fragile knees as was provided by my old shoes , which were made by a different manufacturer. They have a good solid sole, and given that I intend to use them for gym work only I don't expect to be buying a new pair anytime soon. The padding inside the heel section has a tendency to fold inwards if you put them on in a hurry, and the shiny finish of the toe section rather spoils the look of the shoe, but given the price one can't complain too much. I've bought many examples of this company's footwear in the past and have always been happy with their quality and comfort.”

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Posted 9 years ago

“An excellent pair of cross country running shoes! The price really good and I wonder if the more expensive brands are just that, more expensive. The grips on the bottom are still there on other brands I have had them break off. Certainly seems to push me forward and my foot rolls forward easily and very stable sideways. For an old man with dodgy knees and ankles the shoe is a joy.”