Every measurement on this page is grounded in real recorded data.

What STRIV measures

Pressure underfoot
left
right
Lower Higher Center of pressure
Landing

Pressure appears under the heel

PRESSURE THROUGH STEP
LEFT FOOT
Time to forefoot peak
Left106.2ms
Right111.9ms
Landing · heel
64.7 / 61.1% L/R
Midstance · left
51.2% medial · 48.8% lateral
Midstance · right
48.1% medial · 51.9% lateral
Push-off · forefoot
68.8 / 64.4% L/R
What it means

The left keeps more pressure at heel landing and forefoot push-off, while the right shifts slightly outward at midstance. The two feet follow distinct pressure paths through the same step.

Recorded pressure from 128 sensors per foot, slowed down. Colors show relative pressure within each foot.

From measurements to meaning

Your stride.
Your baseline.

One run shows how you move. Your running history helps you see what changes. Form Score brings your movement into one view, with a baseline that becomes more personal as you log runs.

The shaded band shows this runner’s usual score range.

Explore your Form Score
STRIV Form Score app screenshot: recent run scores, a shaded personal usual range of 62–91, and the September 30 run at 93.
STRIV app · example run
Validation

Lab-grade, inside the shoe.

We test STRIV side by side with the equipment biomechanics labs rely on: a Bertec force-plate treadmill and a Footscan pressure plate.

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Peak forcevs Bertec force-plate treadmill
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Ground contact timevs Bertec force-plate treadmill
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Center of pressure, heel to toevs Footscan pressure plate

Bertec: 24 runners, over 40,000 steps. Footscan: 52 feet, 394 steps.

See how we test
Every step informed.

See what changes, step by step.

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