Clarks Pace - UK 6

No, the Clarks Pace shoes are specifically engineered and scientifically backed for the performance activity of walking. While they offer excellent cushioning and energy return, their design is optimized for the biomechanics of walking, not running.

No. A key feature of the Clarks Pace is its instant comfort. The S-curve moulded heel counter is designed to provide a secure fit and reduce Achilles pressure from the first wear, eliminating the need for a break-in period.

The Infinity Energy Capsules™ are embedded within the sole. They function by compressing when your foot strikes the ground and then rebounding, returning energy to your stride to help propel you forward with each step, enhancing walking efficiency.

C360 foam™ is Clarks’ most advanced two-part foam system, integrated into the dual-layer sole. It provides superior cushioning that effectively reduces impact and helps stabilize your stride, contributing to overall comfort and performance.

The upper part of the Clarks Pace shoes is made from polyester, offering durability and a comfortable feel. For other parts, please refer to product specifications or packaging.

The Clarks Pace is available in standard UK adult male sizes. It's recommended to measure your foot and refer to a standard Clarks sizing guide if you are unsure. A proper fit ensures optimal performance and comfort.

The polyester upper offers some resistance, but these shoes are not fully waterproof. While suitable for light dampness, prolonged exposure to heavy rain or standing water is not recommended and may affect the materials over time. Always allow them to air dry fully if they get wet.

Check your lacing. Adjust the tightness of the laces to achieve a comfortable and secure fit. Ensure you are wearing appropriate socks for walking. If issues persist, verify you have the correct UK size for your foot.

While the Clarks Pace is designed for comfort, ensure your socks are suitable and that the shoe is properly laced. Consider taking short breaks during extended walks. If discomfort persists, consult a foot specialist, as individual foot biomechanics can vary.

Squeaking can sometimes occur due to friction between shoe components or the sole and the ground. Try walking on different surfaces. If the sound is internal, sprinkle a small amount of baby powder under the insole to reduce friction. Ensure the sole is clean and free of debris.