I had a few theses and was doing so well with them that I bought another pair. I am a retiree who walks 15-20 miles a week for exercise.

We have just returned from a month long trip to the UK where we walked miles daily through towns and did a 60 mile trek across the country in 8 days. I wore this Saucony every day. They dry quickly when wet. With nice Merino wool socks they were cool and comfortable. Would definitely buy again.

I've worn Saucony for years and rarely stray from a brand unless I can find my size or some otherworldly colors. On my last tour I bought a pair of ASICS Gel Kayanos and then went back to them. I am amazed at the lack of support in Saucony shoes compared to ASICS. I will think twice about this shoe in the future

I've tried several runners as part of the Try Before You Buy program. I've loved every shoe I've tried including the UA and the NB. Need new hiking shoes and my feet are wider now. But most of all I liked these Saucony shoes. The fit was perfect and so comfortable. Also, I like that they are trail runners when I'm riding off-road. Never had a Saucony shoe but this shoe definitely sold. Highly recommended. You look great too.

The shoes were comfortable. But in less than 5 months the fabric on the toe wore off. I trim my toenails and always wear socks with these shoes so they last a long time. At least longer than 5 months. As you can see, the profile below is still good. Too bad the tops are so thin. The last time I bought this.

Fast delivery to Korea, thanks. I went up a half size as suggested by many online reviews and it fit perfectly. Light, comfortable, supportive shoes.

I don't usually buy Saucony shoes for warm seasons because they are a little loose on my feet, but these are my choice for colder seasons when I can wear thicker socks . This is another pair I bought for the cold season, 80% pavement / 20% pavement. I put a hundred kilometers under them - they are quite good, in ordinary socks they are still a little loose for the legs. I look forward to the cold season when they suit me better.

I don't usually buy Saucony shoes for the warm season because they are a bit loose on my feet, but this is my choice for the cold season when I can wear thicker socks . This is another pair I bought for the cold season, 80% pavement / 20% pavement. I put a hundred kilometers under them - they are quite good, in ordinary socks they are still a little loose for the legs. I look forward to the cold season when they suit me better.

They are not worth the $50 I paid for them. Terrain. So if you use them for what they are meant to be made for, they will fail.

These are good shoes for $60, comfortable and well made. Shoes typically cost $90 to $100. At this price point, you're much better off with Peregrine. This is an amazing shoe that I have never seen in this price range. Usually it's $100-130. I would definitely recommend the tour to those not interested in spending more than $90 on a quality runner.