Excellent build quality and aesthetics. The tread pattern is geared towards hiking and natural terrain, but is ideal for the city, although it's more noticeable in such conditions. I've had this pair for 6 months now and they feel as good now as they did on day one. I've run, walked and walked with them quite a bit during that time and you can't tell by looking at them; with clean ones they look brand new or not far off.

Less than a week old and the cleats/treads are separating from the bottom of the shoe. See photos. Worn literally 10 times Want to love these shoes. There are good qualities. However, this is my second pair this year. With the first pair, the upper material tore on both sides after 6 months. Now the second one didn't last a WEEK. awesome breath Unfortunately I can't recommend it and probably won't buy it again. I threw the box away so it must be a hassle to return at least. :)) Update…

I bought 4 pairs of 7s in total and they were fast runners. They fit great and the grip was right, the 8s didn't fit my foot. Going from a 7 to an 8 felt like owning a sports car and then trading it in for a tank!

Saucony are almost back to their normal size. I have 11.5 on Asics, 11 on Merrell and now 11.5 on Saucony (previously 12 and before that 11). I love the Everun outsole! It's so comfy and soft for my 210 lb dad body with back knees. They used a mesh upper that conforms well to the foot and is breathable. Rolling is not necessary. The tread pattern is only fairly aggressive on the Xodus and Koa ST. This shoe is lighter than both. Good for trail running and OCR, although for the latter I still…

I'm not 100% sure how many miles I ridden in these shoes before the upper eyelet on one shoe snapped and tried to snap on the other (see photo), but it can't have been more than 100. It's pretty bad compared to how many hits my Saucony Freedom ISOs have covered hundreds of miles without a whimper, and definitely unacceptable as a running shoe. This is particularly disappointing as otherwise I like the profile and overall performance of the shoe. I realize it's a few years too late for this…

Serious durability issues for a trail runner. I've had them for about a year but I haven't overused them or had any really hard adventures in them (Covid19). Unfortunately, the upper mesh is already torn near the little finger. I had a similar issue with previous versions of this shoe, but it happened with these shoes after A LOT of running. Otherwise the shoes are in great shape, fit well and are comfortable. In any case, that's not a good price if they don't even stand up to everyday use.

Just wore them for 8 hours, 3.5 mile walk through the Arizona Desert Museum in Tucson. Very comfortable, glad I bought them.

I thought it would be good. While they are only some ah. They are light but rather narrow and not very comfortable. Good for a very easy hiking trail. I wouldn't run in them and don't expect them to last too long.

I loved my P5s which I received just over a year ago. I actually bought a second pair at a discount. These P8's are much narrower than 5's. I'm sure they are great shoes. You look great. I'm not even sure if there will be a half size difference.

Since I have flat feet and need stability and comfort, this shoe is for me. I hike, run and travel on weekends. I'm a regular photographer and sometimes I need to go a little further and face difficult obstacles. It's definitely IT

I ran 20 miles on a muddy and rocky trail in the rain. He persevered and did a good job. It protected my legs and walked well over mud and rocks. Also super comfortable.

My work is related to Afghanistan and I brought it with me. There they survive under harsh conditions. They are so good I have 2 pairs! Love her!

These trail runs are amazing! I've carried my 35 lb son in my stretcher in Sedona, Arizona and the Grand Canyon and my legs feel great at the start of this challenge! On my last trip to Costa Rica, I tried several Merrill trail runners that packed my son in the same backpack bag and got plantar fasciitis from the pain. Suffice to say I love Saucony Trailrunners!

These shoes surprised me at how well made they are and how comfortable they are. They are significantly better made than any shoe I've ever bought from Nike or Adidas and I won't be buying from any other manufacturer in the near future. I've been wearing them daily for 7 months and they are still comfortable and in good condition which says a lot as I really overuse my shoes. If you are tired of paying elsewhere for a well-known brand, buy this and pay for quality.

I bought these shoes to lighten my load while hiking the Appalachian Trail in Maine. I put them through the most brutal conditions a 130-mile trail has to offer. You played great. The shoes were very light, supportive, didn't blister or sweat, dried quickly after getting wet in the creeks and have lasted at least 250 miles so far (I've used them before and after the trip). They have a small hole at the crease on the ball of my right foot. Not sure if this was due to the curve or if they were…

Fits as expected. They breathe really well and keep my feet cool. Has great traction for hiking and I took these guys on a hike. Very comfortable and light.

I live in Colorado and run every weekend. These shoes didn't even last a season. They were in excellent condition for about two months, after which the tread started to crack (see photo). A complete waste of money. Has worked well so far but too expensive for a shoe that starts falling apart after two months. Both shoes, same detail. You can't even delete the profile of these shoes, 6 the wrong design just fails.

These shoes would be great if made with an American last. The soles look good and have very good traction and are also lightweight for trail running. However, the sock was too tight and literally pinched my toes to the point of pain. If you're the kind of person who wears Danners because of the oversized toes and loose fit, they probably won't work for you.

Aside from ordering half a size up, these are great shoes for walking or running. A few weeks later I ordered a second pair. Recently dressed for an MLB game, stood and walked on cement for 5 hours! To be honest I felt like I was standing on soft pillows! I'm about to order a pair for my wife.

These things have great traction, but after less than 100 miles they have no support (even with arch inserts) and very little cushioning. If you like the more natural feel of every pebble, stone, root and crack they might be for you, but they are so flexible that my feet hurt every morning after wearing them. BIG stop, though!