Enertor

4,500km. 99 days. One ultramarathon every day.

On 25 April, Georgie Baker set off from London with a goal to run all the way to Asia.

Just months before, a bone stress injury had forced her to stop running for months. But she decided to still give it a go, taking each day as it came and wearing ENERTOR insoles along the way.

Then came illness, heat exhaustion, a painful rib injury, mountains, panic attacks and plenty of moments of doubt.

But she kept going. One day at a time.

We’re so proud to have supported Georgie on this incredible journey with our insoles. Her verdict? “Honestly awesome.”

Georgie ran to raise money for the Blue Marine Foundation, helping protect our oceans. :ocean:
Follow Georgie | Ultra runner to follow her adventures, and donate to her GiveStar campaign via the link in her bio.

💚 GUESS WHO'S BACK

After selling out three times, our Green Recovery Slides have officially returned.

And this time, they're available in every size from 4–12.

Designed to be the ultimate recovery shoe for runners, they're engineered to help relieve pressure on tired and sore feet, legs and joints after running.

Shop now with free delivery and free size exchanges via the link in our bio.

You asked. We listened.

Our Recovery Slides are now available in Sizes 4–12 in Bone and Black.

And if you've been waiting for Green... 💚

Our best-selling Green Recovery Slides return this Friday 31st July after selling out three times. If you want first access, join the waitlist via the link in our bio. Our Green slides will go live at 12pm for everyone else.

Thank you to everyone who's messaged us, commented and patiently waited.

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Sold out 3 times, our Green Recovery Slides are almost back…

On Friday 31st July, our Green Slides return after months of waiting. And judging by your messages, they're not going to be around for long.

If your feet deserve a break after running, training or spending long days on your feet, this is the recovery shoe you've been waiting for!

- Relieves achy legs with impact absorption
- Soothes sore feet with arch support
- Reduces pressure on tight calves or achilles with a raised heel

Want first access? Join the waitlist via the link in our bio before they go live.

4 habits GB runner Jack Kavanagh swears by to stay injury-free

1. Change up your running surfaces - Mixing up your running with road, trail, grass and track sessions can help reduce the repetitive stress on the body.

2. Invest in good shoes and insoles - Jack rotates his shoes and uses Enertor Running Insoles for extra support and cushioning to help him manage a high training volume.

3. Keep a training journal - Tracking how you feel after every session can help you spot fatigue and niggles before they become bigger problems.

4. Stay honest with yourself - Listen to your body. Sometimes the smartest training decision is knowing when to back off and adapt a session or take an extra recovery day.

Small habits can make a huge difference when it comes to staying healthy, training consistently and performing your best.

The rumours are true... 💚

After months of DMs, comments and emails asking when green are back we can finally say it.

They're back on Friday 31st July.

Sold out three times already, our Green Recovery Slides are expected to go quickly. If you've been waiting for this restock, we don't recommend leaving it to chance.

Join the waitlist today for first access and be first to know when they go live.

🟢 Back 31st July
💫 Join the waitlist via the link in our bio.

Based in London? Join us this Wednesday July 15th for Enertor Run Club.

A FREE coached session to get you faster, stronger and help you stay pain and injury-free.

Led by coach April James-Welsh (20+ years coaching), every session blends structured running with strength and conditioning work to keep you progressing.

📍 Clapham Common Bandstand
🗓️ This Wednesday, 12:15pm
⏱️ 45 mins, stay for all of it, or just what fits your lunch break
🏃 All abilities welcome, no experience needed

Any questions just reach out in the comments!

First tri coming up?

Check list straight from an ironman world champ ⬆️

PRO TIP ⬇️
Lay out all your gear at home before you rack your transition bags and take a photo. A visual reference helps you either repack confidently the next morning without missing anything or reassures you that you have everything when you start doubting the night before race day and you don’t have access to the bags.

Label or mark your transition bags clearly - in a long-distance race with a large field, the transition area is chaotic. Take a photo of where your bag is in transition/ on the rack so you can refer to it pre-race while you are nervous. 

Work back from when the race starts to find your race morning timings and prevent undue stress.
1. How much time before the start do you need to be in the start area?
2. How long does it take to get from transition to the start area?
3. How long will you allow for a portaloo stop and putting on your wetsuit?
4. How long will you want in the transition setting up?
5. How long is the journey from your accommodation to transition?
6. How early do you need to wake up to make these timings and eat your pre-race breakfast? 

Planning this all out will prevent un-needed stress and drama come race morning.