They actually look v cute if any women are looking for a trainer. They will be available in unisex sizing though, so it could be a shoe for anyone.
Running Warehouse is selling them for women or men.
Isn't the only difference in men's and women's running shoes the colors available and whether or not they produce sizes that fit the range of lengths typically worn by men? The shape/structure isn't different or anything is it? Sometimes I greatly prefer the color options they offer in the women's version of a shoe, but sadly they tend to top out at EU43/US12 (women's sizing), which is a size or two too small.
Running Warehouse is selling them for women or men.
Isn't the only difference in men's and women's running shoes the colors available and whether or not they produce sizes that fit the range of lengths typically worn by men? The shape/structure isn't different or anything is it? Sometimes I greatly prefer the color options they offer in the women's version of a shoe, but sadly they tend to top out at EU43/US12 (women's sizing), which is a size or two too small.
Women's shoes are B width, men's are D width. They get wider as the alphabetical letter goes up (eg men's wide is E, extra wide is EE). Women's wide (C width) is a thing - but good luck finding any shoes in that! Also its hard to find women's shoes in women's sizes above 11 (men's 9.5) and extra hard to find women's shoes above size 12 (men's 10.5). Some shoes are only offered in unisex sizes (even if they are pink), which is men's d width. Women who have big feet usually have to wear men's d width shoes or spend a lot of time and effort looking for the shoes they need. Currently the ellipse is being sold in both b and d widths. The women's b width shoes look like they are sold with sizes up to women's 11 (men's 9.5).