PG7 [PEAK GRAVITY 7] is a breakthrough in the world of running shoe tech and represents some of the best impact dampening a midsole compound [i.e., foam] has been able to achieve—between 7–8 while most competitors’ shoes measuring anywhere between 8–10. Light and plush underfoot, PG7 is tuned specifically for running at a lower cadence and keeping the easy miles easy.

Shoes made for exploring

Tuned for long slow distance [LSD] runs, PG7 launches with two aptly named JOURNEY and TRAVEL. It is during LSD runs that you slip into flow—a state which runners describe as trance-like, meditative and effortless.

Maximal cushioning with comfort at the forefront

JOURNEY features a full-length PG7 midsole with a TPU heel counter, 7mm heel-to-toe drop.

Similarly, TRAVEL will feature many of the same specs as JOURNEY but without the TPU heel counter for a more neutral feeling shoe and other inclusions like a high-coverage A-GRIP outsole.

Pushing the boundaries of plush

While NITROEDGE, our nitrogen-infused midsole tech is light, lively and durable and wills runners to increase their cadence and overall pace, PG7 focuses on smooth buttery softness. An underfoot feel that helps keep things easy and suited for daily, long runs, walking and all-day wear.

The shoes designed around PG7 are also set to challenge the idea of how much runners should fork out for a pair of shoes that tick all the right boxes for a cushioned daily trainer.

ANTA Running's vision

With The King of Long-Distance Running and ANTA's ambassador for running, Kenenisa Bekele, slated to toe the line for the marathon at 2024's Summer Game's in Paris, ANTA Running's lineup of shoes has something for every runner.

From the everyday to the avid to the pro, just like Bekele, we want to inspire every runner to keep moving. To keep showing up. Whether they run for health or to compete.

For the most accessible sport, ANTA presents PG7 tech that lowers the obstacles to lacing up and heading out for a run by offering shoes that ooze comfort at an affordable price point.

By Matthew Leu