Saucony Mens S20543 25 Freedom Running Men's Shoes Review

I got tired of spending $140 on a pair of running shoes, so I bought a few different Saucony shoes from last year. The Freedom is a good shoe and the Kinvara 11 is excellent.

Very snug but comfortable, not too tight in the toes, holds the heel but not too tight. Only used on the treadmill so far but looking forward to spring runs.

- normal to wide toe box - more cushioning than Kinvara - less cushioning than Triumph - better upper than both - best for walking - may be sloppy/loose for narrow feet - laces are short - best to try First – 8 hours of walking all day creates a hot spot in the middle of the foot when higher arches are best for flat feet

I love these shoes. The fit is perfect for my "low volume" feet. They are very light but offer the right amount of support. I don't need to add insoles. Great running shoes! One downside: They're slippery on wet surfaces. It's not a big problem for me, but if I lived somewhere in rainy weather I wouldn't really like them.

Best suited for long runs over 30km, TPU foam is softer and less springy. I still prefer the altra escalante for faster and shorter runs. Update after 6 months and 400 km: Pwrrun+ is not as stable as Altra Ego. The cushion now feels softer and is reminiscent of the Altra Toron Quantic. However, the Crystal rubber holds up well.

These shoes are actually the second pair just like the first ones bought locally. My husband needed a second pair to switch between exercising and the treadmill. He says these are the most comfortable running shoes he's ever owned. He says these shoes fit his feet so well. Perfect wearing comfort, perfect fit.

I have struggled with Hagelund's deformity for the past five years and have tried many different shoes with a soft heel that does not cause heel pain. I bought the Saucony Freedom a few years ago for their soft heel which allowed me to walk without pain. Imagine my disappointment when I bought the Freedom 3 to find that Saucony had decided to "upgrade" their shoe by adding a stiffener to the heel. Saucony's Bad Move I'm done with Freedom

They're nice and light and I love the elastic laces. I go through 3-4 pairs of sneakers a year and usually go for Sauconys because they always fit me right away when I order online. I've been using the ISO series for a while now but haven't found any at Revain lately for a reasonable price so I've switched to Freedom. They are lighter and thinner but feel great. They're not good for cross-country running compared to ISO, but they're excellent for road running.

I ordered these shoes for summer based on the reviews I read online. This is the first pair of Saucony shoes that are my size (men's 8.5) and have enough room in my toes. Very light and comfortable in the summer heat. I mainly use them for running on the beach and they are great. I have some flat feet and they are very comfortable for me. There isn't much support though, so I'm not sure how they will handle a half marathon or marathon distance. But they are great for running 5-10km.