Saucony Echelon 7 
Running SHoes | woMen's

The Echelon 7 is an everyday neutral trainer that's part of the Saucony Foundation Series.  There's two things that makes Saucony's Foundation Series, & the Echelon 7 unique. 

 

Wider & More Comfortable

First of all, it's going to be put on a new last and a wider platform so it's going to accommodate a lot more foot types, it's going to give you a lot more ground contact from heel strike to toe off. 

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Sock Liner & Orthodics

Second, most running shoes use a 5mm EVA sock liner.  With the Echelon 7, Saucony uses a 8mm PU sock liner so it's going to be very durable and extremely cushioned.  Also, if you take out the sock liner, it's going to give you a little more volume on the inside of the shoe, so if you use an aftermarket orthodic, the Echelon 7 is going to accommodate it properly. 

 

Cushioning & Support

Saucony uses a full length power sole mid-sole, with 3mm of EVERRUN top sole to get great durability and great cushioning from heel strike to toe off. 

 

Out-Sole Durability

On the out-sole, Saucony employs its tri-fold out-flex design and Saucony puts carbon rubber in the high wear areas in the heel and the forefoot and AVR+ right in the forefoot to get a little bit more resiliency right as you toe off. 

 

Forefoot Fit | Mid-foot Fit

Across the Upper, Saucony wants to make the Echelon 7 accommodate as many foot types as possible.  Saucony uses a nice, open, expansive engineered mesh that also has great hold.  Saucony also freed up the forefoot so there are no hotspots or irritation points.  On the mid-foot on the medial side, the Echelon 7 has employed sock-fit to get a little more stretch, a little more flexibility, while help guiding the foot. 

 

Heel Lock

And on the heel, the Echelon 7 has an external support frame to a lock down fit, right where you need it most. 

 

The Echelon 7 is kind of like that blank canvas that can accommodate a lot of foot types and a lot of different runner needs so make sure to check it out today!