Saucony Mens Cortana Running Viziorange Men's Shoes Review

Perfect fit, very soft for 5km and more but at the same time extremely stable. Grips my leg just like it will separate from my leg when I tie my shoelaces. Also extra holes so you can lace it up nice and close to your ankle, the tongue is long and comfortable so the laces don't cut off blood circulation! The 4mm heel-to-toe heel is ideal for a correct landing. I also do CrossFit and couldn't find a better shoe for a few workouts. Falling from heel to toe also helps me with squats. The shoes are

Overall great shoes. I have a lot of mechanical issues with running and this helped a lot to fix them (with the insert). I just wish they looked better but they do the job pretty well.

I've been a 15 year runner, 200 pounds, neutral leg. For the distance this is one of the lightest running shoes I've worn with great cushioning and fantastic heel support. I've had a pair for six months now and have ridden them over 400 miles and they are still holding up well. Last week we ran a trail half marathon with them. Despite several kilometers of steep descent, my toes survived perfectly, a first for me. This is truly the best pair of running shoes I have ever worn and I will be…

great shoes! Fairly light, fits well and is great for higher speeds (it may take a few runs to get used to the narrow heel to toe heel. But once you wear them these shoes are amazing!

Reversible shoes, the toe box is very narrow. My foot is a bit wide, but a normal width usually fits. (The Saucony Hurricane 14 and Asics Nimbus 19 toe box worked well for me.)

Took this shoe out of the box without attempting an 18k run. It was very comfortable, light, and well-cushioned, and toe-off was quick. I didn't feel a lot of strain on my calf compared to previous runs in other shoes with a 0-3mm drop. The heel to toe drop appears to be just over 4mm as shown on the outsole. drops mm).

This is my third pair of these shoes and I find them very comfortable with just enough support and enough energy return without being overly firm.

The shoes were narrower than expected. The sole lacked cushioning and felt stiff when walking. I got injured and had to take a break from running due to the lack of cushioning in this shoe.

This is my third pair and I really like them. I used to have problems with my toes in sneakers. They have a lot more room in the toe box and that is no longer a problem. The only issue I had was when I was running for an outing and getting soaked with sweat and water the insoles started slipping out. I ended up sticking them on to fix it. Annoying, but not a deal breaker.

So, everywhere I look, this shoe pops up in every minimalist shoe review. There were even some negative reviews but I thought I should try it myself. Firstly, as soon as I receive this shoe, it has no shape at the top. When you put it on and adjusted the laces, it looked like it was about to slip off your foot. Then when you start running you feel like you're constantly leaning forward and this is a very narrow shoe to start with so the upper interferes with the top of your foot. When you start

Slightly more expensive but very well designed and only 4mm. I would like to see a little more of the 1st metatarsal bridge and flexion

I had cortans and couldn't wear them. Not enough padding. That's what I wanted and I wish I had bought them first. Great shoes. Well padded but still super light.

First let me say that I love Saucony shoes. I own a Saucony Ride 6 and a Triumph 11 (as well as a dozen other shoes from all the major brands) so I have a very broad basis for comparison. I think the Cortana 3 is an overpriced mediocre shoe. All online sneaker expert reviews reflect my opinion on these sneakers. If you want a neutral shoe with minimal slant and a great mix of cushioning and responsiveness, go for the Mizuno Sayonara or Hitogami or the Adidas Supernova Glide 6 Boost (I have them

I have an orange and blue number. I'm not a runner so can't comment on how they perform other than using them as a regular running shoe. However, I have to say that this is one of the most beautiful running shoes I have ever seen.

Enough cushioning, but low heels, neutral shoes. My last pair (5ft 11in, 165lbs) had 500 miles on them and I still had 100 miles to go, but it wasn't worth the risk of injury to go any further. I will contest my first Ironman with it. I hope to arrive around 3:20pm. I would probably use Kinvara or A6 for an open marathon. But they are too harsh and minimal for MI.

Lightweight, very comfortable, you feel like you have a good grip when running, definitely buy again. I run 5K, 10K and a half marathon with them.

Comfortable shoes, but the sole doesn't wear well, the compound is too soft and you just don't get mileage as a result. That's my feedback.

I've been running for over 15 years and after a long time decided to go with Saucony Cortanas. I liked 2, they were the perfect shoe for me. However, if you're considering a move to 3, note that the toe box on 3 is significantly narrower than on 2.

I am absolutely satisfied with this shoe. Cortana is very stable and extremely comfortable. Best Saucony shoe I've worn to date and I have 20 different pairs5 so I'm speaking from experience.

These were expensive sneakers. I like them and I will drive them into the ground. They're light and offer good support for longer runs (I've ridden them for up to 16 miles). They feel soft and plush, but I think that's also my biggest complaint about the shoe. The "heel lock" does not block my heel. I have irritation and small blisters on my Achilles tendon and also pain in my Achilles tendon. I alternate them with a more minimal type of shoe and that allows me to use them, but for the price I…