This sports footwear category includes running shoes with different sole constructions and fits. Begin with shoe size, toe room, heel fit and the stated cushioning details. The characteristics of one running shoe should not be treated as features of every model.
For other equipment, browse the Sport category. It is also useful to compare the men’s and women’s versions of a shoe.
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Fit and running-shoe construction
Craft Pacer M is a men’s running shoe with a lightweight, breathable upper, a roomy forefoot and a close-fitting heel. Its description specifies a Px Foam™ midsole and a 6 mm difference between heel and forefoot height.
Craft Pacer W is the women’s version, also described with cushioning, breathable material and a 6 mm drop. Both versions are noted as running small, so checking the appropriate size is particularly important.
Model differences and intended use
The category also includes Craft V150 Engineered M, which is described with a Vibram® outsole, an Ar Foam™ midsole and V-Flex zones. These details distinguish its construction from the Pacer models; they are not universal features of running shoes.
When selecting shoes for a group, specify the preferred model, shoe sizes and intended activity. Use our contact page for questions about a particular version.
Frequently asked questions
Are Pacer M and Pacer W the same shoe?
They are men’s and women’s versions with several related design features but different size ranges. Both are described as running slightly small.
What does the 6 mm figure mean for Pacer shoes?
It is the specified difference between heel and forefoot height. Pacer M and W list 37 mm at the heel and 31 mm at the forefoot, including the insole.
Do all models use the same sole?
No. Pacer specifies a Px Foam™ midsole; V150 specifies Ar Foam™ and a Vibram® outsole. Check construction and grip details for the individual shoe.








































