Clarks Pace - Black

The Clarks Pace shoes are specifically engineered and scientifically backed for the performance activity of walking. While they offer advanced cushioning and propulsion, they are not designed or recommended for high-impact running activities.

The Infinity Energy Capsules™ are embedded in the sole to compress and rebound with each step, maximizing momentum to propel you forward. This technology helps to make walking feel more efficient and less tiring.

No, the S-curve moulded heel counter and overall design of the Clarks Pace provide instant comfort right out of the shoe box, meaning no break-in period is needed.

For cleaning the woven black fabric upper, gently brush off any loose dirt. For more stubborn marks, use a soft cloth dampened with a mild soap solution and then wipe clean. Allow the shoes to air dry naturally.

The unique C-tread rubber outsole is designed to offer maximum traction and grip on 'all surfaces'. However, always exercise caution on extremely wet or slippery conditions, as no shoe can guarantee absolute slip prevention.

The Clarks Pace features a moulded footbed that delivers maximum underfoot comfort, which typically includes anatomical contouring to provide general arch support. For specific orthopedic needs, consulting with a specialist is recommended.

While the woven fabric upper promotes circulation, individual foot perspiration varies. Ensure you're wearing appropriate moisture-wicking socks. You can also try removing the shoes after your walk to allow them to air out thoroughly.

The propulsion is designed to assist, not propel you entirely. Ensure your gait is natural. Over time, the effect might become more subtle as you adapt. If the issue persists, check for any unusual wear patterns on the sole that might indicate an issue.

Check the condition of the C-tread outsole for excessive wear, which can reduce grip and stability. Also, ensure your laces are tied securely to provide maximum support from the S-curve heel counter and TPU heel clip.

Although designed to reduce pressure, ensure you are wearing socks that extend above the heel counter to prevent rubbing. Also, double-check your sizing; shoes that are too small or too large can sometimes cause unexpected pressure points. Allow a few walks for your feet to fully adjust to the shoe's unique shaping.