Saucony Men's Cohesion 13 Walking Shoe: Comfortable Footwear for Active Men Review

Bought these when I started running again and my feet and knees were killing me. Very comfortable and seem durable. Allowed me to walk/jog comfortably. I would have liked it to be a bit wider but still comfortable for a tall guy.

Have had Saucony shoes for 4 years and still do. As with my last pair, I had no trouble putting them on and walking around. Feel light as a feather. I've never had any problems with Saucony shoes. besides, they are always very stylish.

Very comfortable, ready to wear, very light, feels almost barefoot but somehow with support. I add decent arch support. I've walked a lot over the past few years, mostly in sneakers. I think this is the update for me. However, after a few walks, I woke up with a very painful bruise on my heel. I think this is due to the different design of runners and walkers. So I stayed with them, but won't wear them anymore. I'm 70, don't know if it matters but I go every day.

My legs still hurt at the end of the day. I've tried many shoes and insoles, but none of them are comfortable (except for the stupid plastic sandals I can't wear to work). According to the description, they resemble walking on pillows, in all honesty they are a bit like corrugated cardboard. Her saving grace is that my legs are recovering faster after removal than anything else I've tried. I don't know what that means, but I keep them in rotation with some other shoes. (Slippers look silly, but

Bought Saucony walking shoes as they came, recommended. The first pair broke in a few months due to internal healing. They were very comfortable and showed little to no wear on the outside or sole. So we thought it was a fluke and ordered a new pair out of convenience and I bought a pair. Again a few months later both my heel and my wife's tore in the same place. We contacted Saucony and they didn't help at all. We run about 3 miles every night so we don't wear them out too much. We have other…

My feet get hot very quickly, so I need good breathability. I also love the minimal weight on my feet. Lifting a heavy boot with each step becomes tiring very quickly. Travelers will tell you that an extra pound on your feet is just as bad as an extra pound in your backpack. I also find that the stiff toe box on other models hurts my feet. I have wide feet and the wide version of the Cohesion 13 fits me perfectly, my feet were heaven. I waited a day or two to make sure I liked them and ordered…

A friend recommended Saucony, wore them exclusively for years. I was a bit skeptical but wanted a basic hiking/running shoe that was light weight and well ventilated. I have it with this pair of shoes. Extremely light. Extremely breathable. I have very flat feet and this doesn't cause arch pain. From experience, this means those who need more arch support should look elsewhere. These aren't your $200 high tech running shoes for the very serious runner. These are not trail running shoes. But if…

I have worn Sauconys for over 20 years. In recent years I've had to decide on a wider width and last year when trying to replace my worn out Saucony Grid Cohesion I went through all the Saucony makes and models and found them too small and too narrow. The forefoot seems to have shrunk and when I tried on other brands like Ascics I found I didn't need as large a size as the Sauconys. I finally settled on the New Balance 840 V4 running shoes, which I also got in a wide width and am happy now. I…