Running shoes do not fail all at once. Treadly tracks each pair toward its own lifespan target so replacement timing becomes visible before the next run feels off.
The average is not enough
The outsole might still look fine while the midsole has stopped giving back. Treadly keeps the useful lifespan visible even when the shoe still looks familiar.
The rotation effect
A rotation spreads miles across shoes, which is good for training but harder to remember. Treadly gives every active pair a clear place in the lifecycle.
Treadly turns run history into a quiet lifespan forecast for each shoe in the rotation.
Set a target lifespan for each pair and Treadly shows what is fresh, what is fading, and what needs attention before the shoe surprises you.
Add each shoe and choose a lifespan target that matches the pair.
Connect Strava or Apple Health so runs keep mileage current.
Retire shoes when their wear status says the useful miles are nearly gone.
Many running shoes fall somewhere around 300 to 500 miles, but the useful lifespan depends on the shoe, runner, surface, and training load. Treadly lets you set targets by pair instead of trusting one average.