I bought it because it's light. They're comfortable, but not as much as I thought they would be. I like to wear them for walks and to the office and that's it. Don't make them regular sneakers

I have the exact same pair in a different color but they don't fit the same. There is a strange lumpy feeling below that hurts the left ankle.

I can't rate them in training as I don't, but they are very comfortable, very light and look good. I'm a Saucony fan and would buy them again.

I have never owned a pair of running shoes that cracked my ankles so badly. I've ridden them over 50 miles and no amount of wear and tear makes them any better. I stuffed the lint from old dog toys between the heel and heel of the shoe on every walk. Throw them away for a while.

I actually bought these for power walking and they are very light and reasonably comfortable. On a scale of 1 to 10 for stability I would give them a 7.

These shoes have been on my feet since Kinvara 1s. This pair works exactly the same. Excellent reaction from the ground. Incredibly light weight. Maximum softened. I would recommend these shoes to anyone who runs the streets and wants to run fast in a shoe that feels like wearing nothing. FAST DELIVERY!

The most uncomfortable shoes I've ever walked in. Really strange digs into the leg. I'd rather walk in flip flops. Kinvara isn't what it used to be.

The Saucony Endorphin Speeds 1 and 2 fit my foot perfectly in a size 11.5 and are narrow but wearable in a size 11, so I was a bit disappointed when the Kinvara 12 didn't feel right in the toe box (IMHO too tight) there I was getting a lot and wanted a lighter speed/interval training shoe. It was also too tight for the toe of my foot, but that's more of a problem for me.

Pros - very comfortable, good support... initially. Cons: They wear out very quickly. I've had them for 3 months now and the pad is almost gone and the sole is almost worn out. Very disappointing.

I usually avoid regular running shoes and prefer minimalist ones because they are so light. They're barely heavier than minimalist shoes, are almost completely invisible, and are much more comfortable and light on the knees, while actually incorporating some padding and support.

I ran an ultra with these bad guys with no leg pain or blisters. The best running shoes I've ever worn. Too cheap for this quality. Highly recommended. Take the wide ones because they are quite narrow.

Saucony has always been one of my sneaker and sock buyers. This couple gets a lot of positive reviews and seems to be walking on a cloud.

I've been wearing Sacony shoes for over 10 years and this shoe wears out after just 20 walks. They didn't cost as much as I usually pay, but I don't think they cost much at all, let alone $85.

Obviously they were worn and used. Very disappointing to receive new shoes but to receive used shoes that someone ripped from the closet.

Perfect for St. Patrick's Day but also so comfortable I'll wear them all the time. They are very well done. Very easy. There were 3 shoelaces included. A green pair for everyday wear, then a metallic gold pair and a rainbow fabric pair for more festive occasions. There are many details in the shoes. Even the shoe box is so beautifully designed! I look forward to wearing them.

At 6 months of daily use, moderate walking and gym (only cycling and weightlifting, no running) it was a regular shoe, a little better than I expected, good value for money, now I feel they are the pinnacle of their support and longevity and I'll have to buy new shoes soon

I usually wear minimal clothing or barefoot. I could stand it. It took them some time to get in. My hips hurt a little. I ran my first 12,000 miles in them after wearing them for a month. They were very comfortable. They absorb shock but don't offer much feedback/spring - if you need a hat. Generally good shoes. I like the Brooks PureFlow 7 better, but they are being discontinued.

I've been running Saucony for over twenty years and Kinvara since the first release. My favorite brand so far and it fits. I love the neutral feel of Kinvara. Ideal for everyday walking and racing. Saucony is the sneaker king!

This is my first Kinvara and I am very surprised. These shoes fit like moccasins and are worn like sneakers. Very light weight. I wear them on the treadmill and when walking outside. I only walk, but I usually do three to six miles. The padding could be a little thicker, but sufficient. The price is reasonable. I will buy this again.

Saucony is my shoe for training and running. A great training shoe due to the 4 mm drop, but also not suitable for long runs or races. Ideal for 5k-8k.