ANTA Men’s PG7 Running Shoes Cushioning Comfortable Breathable Athletic Workout Gym Cross Trainer Sports Sneakers

Age: 24 Height: 6’4” Weight: 245 lbs Walking quarter mile: Uncomfortable; shoe has a great amount of cushioning which sinks in the heel causing small hesitation when walking or jogging softly. Balance feels off because of the high platform making you lean forward. Warm up Sprints: Phenomenal; the high platform on the heel and midsole propels you forward with ease. Every step feels like a mini trampoline because the responsiveness is quick and sturdy yet the cushion alleviates all the energy that would normally hit your knees and hip. I literally needed to start skipping to stop my momentum forward. High medium pace mile: Great but not Fantastic; with good consistent form there is little to no issue with the shoes considering they still need to be broken in. However, as soon as your form lacks you feel like you start sinking into the shoe. This has its pros and cons because it makes you well aware of when your form is lacking, but has average to little forgiveness when attempting long distance runs. Shoes design: Quality is crispy, actual design is bland: I love the color way, but it’s just minimalistic and plain. The shoe is super light and breathable. Big toe box is amazing for my feet (Size 13). The top is mesh but the toe box has a semi hard plastic lining to prevent the big toe from breaking the fabric. The soles have a soft yet responsive feel to them. Quality feels great all around. Design is good for flat footed runners but I would recommend buying a better insole that helps give more of an arch. Budget shoe Rating: 9/10 Cant see an $80 shoe being much better than this

I wasn't sure about these since I wasn't familiar with the brand. I did like the price though, and other reviews were solid so I gave them a shot. Well, happy to say I like them a lot. I've put about 60-70 miles on them now. They fit very well and true to size. A perfect fit for my size 12 feet. Not too tight but no slippage. The quality seems as good as more expensive shoes I've bought. The support is good like others have mentioned here. Anyway, I'd buy them again. I couldn't think of any reason to give them less than 5 stars. Update Dec 6, 2025: I just thought I'd update after having these shoes for 3 months. I've put probably 400 miles (650 km) on them now. 7ish miles, 12 ish km just this morning . Still comfy, still supportive, nothing has fallen apart. Good shoes indeed. They are not waterproof at all so even wet grass can get your toes wet. They are not advertised as waterproof, so I am not complaining. Just a heads up. I live in the Pacific NW, so, well, tons of rain here this time of year. I put something else on for my workouts on those days.

I was a little skeptical about the brand, but boy was I surprised. Great pair of shoes, super comfortable, the size matched perfectly 👌. I have another pair similar to these, they are Adidas, but I will have to admit, these Anta shoes feel much better.

At one month and close to 70 miles of running, the Anta PG7 delivers. The PG7 is a budget friendly. max cushioned trainer competing with the higher priced cushioned favorites like the NB 1080 v15, Nike Pegasus, Asics Nimbus and Brooks Glycerine. The "PG" foam in the Anta model provide excellent cushioning with a bouncy feel. An added bonus, when you increase your pace, it firms up with a shock absorbing protection on your body (especially if you have athritic joint pain in your legs). It's upper, four-way-stretch mesh fabric is comfortable for wide fore feet and or high arches. Though might have to fiddle with the lacing system too lock in a comfortable feel, especially if you use an orthotic or heel lift. The PG7's thick and intricately designed carbon outsole provides traction that grips any road surface, though I wouldn't recommend it for heavy trail running which would require better protection from protruding roots or jagged rock formations. The PG7 is a grinder for the long runs, heavy walking and if your on your feet all-day at work. An excellent choice for a great price!, for any type of runner or walker looking for something new. Four stars for now, more to follow after three months or 300 miles which ever comes first.

Shoes took awhile to ship. The shoes look great and are very comfortable. They fit true to size. They remind me of a better looking H0ka or Saucony running shoe. For the price you can buy multiple shoes if they break down quickly.

I would highly recommend these shoes for anyone who is looking for a commuter shoe. I walk about 20 mins to and from the office each way and they are very soft and comfortable to walk in. I have a pair of NB 1080v15 I rotate between and (not to put down the 1080 they are comfortable in their own right and I would recommend them too) I would rate the pg7 higher. They absorb the shock of walking very well. They also have a roomy toe box.

These shoes have a lot of cushioning and are very supportive. The white ones are going to get scuffed up pretty easily, obviously. But the quality seems actually very good. You're not getting the same quality as Brooks or Asics or something like that. But for the money I think these are a good buy. I tend to wear them on a day when my knees or legs are a little bit sore because they just have so much cushioning and they feel really good to wear. They also have very good slip resistance on wet surfaces. The black pairs would make for a good work shoe I think. I have not run in these but as far as just wearing them to work standing all day and keeping busy moving around, I think they're a good buy. They really look great as well.

I've had these shoes for a few months now, I go running 6 days a week and these have held up tremendously well, they basically look brand new. The foam for the sole is soft and springy without being completely structureless and unsupportive and they are extremely breathable and lightweight and the toebox is very roomy For my first few runs, these were genuinely really painful to run in, my feet were extremely unstable and would keep shifting around inside the shoes constantly, which was a problem I never had with any other running shoe. I thought maybe I just needed to lace them up tighter but that didn't really solve the problem. Eventually I swapped out the junk insoles with some Currex RunPros and it was like a completely different shoe, and has quickly become my favorite running shoe. Now obviously adding insoles that are 2/3 the price of the shoe makes this less of a bargain , but your mileage may vary and the regular insoles could work just fine for you. At the end of the day I really can't complain too much about a crappy insoles in what is otherwise a fantastic shoe at a very reasonable price. Just be aware you might need to purchase some more supportive insoles when buying these shoes and while I'd highly recommend Currex, realistically I'm sure you could find a much cheaper option that does the job too.

Nunca había comprado tenis de esta marca, los probé y me causaron grata impresión.

Muy apropiados para el trote

qué buenos tenis, me gustaron un buen!!! esta marca la conocí en Nepal y tienen muy buenos diseños deportivos y muy buena calidad !!!