Fitting talk often jumps straight to cushioning and stack height. A short in-store clip gives staff and the customer the same picture of how the person actually moves that day. StrideIQ does not pick a SKU. Staff still own the recommendation.
Invite the customer to record a short walk or jog on a consistent stretch of floor or treadmill. Open the snapshot with them. Use cadence, foot-contact appearance and posture language as context, then pull shoes from the wall as you always do. A live QR community workflow runs with Key Power Sports and X.Run in Singapore.
StrideIQ, including retailer recording links where a partner workspace is configured. Fusion is optional if a store later adds pressure or IMU hardware.
Start from how the customer moves today instead of only asking about mileage.
Compare with a previous in-store clip if they recorded one, especially after a training jump.
Give new fitters a consistent language for gait appearance without claiming they are clinicians.
Use a QR flow at a run clinic so recordings land in the right workspace rather than personal phones.
No. It provides a movement snapshot. Staff and the customer decide what to try on.
A short walking or running clip plus a few minutes to review the snapshot together.
The Key Power Sports and X.Run QR flow is a live example. Other retailers can book a demo for a workspace of their own.
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