Saucony S20468 25 Echelon Men's Athletic Running Shoes - Black Review

This shoe is a solid support. I have foot problems and now have two pairs of Echelon. At work I stand a lot during the day. I recommend this shoe.

Good product. This type of shoe was selected and endorsed by local retailer Running Jogging over two years ago. Was glad to see the product is still available. I have ordered two pairs. I needed orthopedic shoes with more support as I have weak ankles and roll over when walking.

I've been a fan of Saucony for many years. They are durable and comfortable for walking. I have never been disappointed.

The shoes are beautiful and light. Goes really well with my full body insoles and has plenty of room in the toe box. I removed the factory insole for my custom orthotics, but I will say that if I didn't have custom orthotics, the factory ones look very comfortable and comfortable.

I usually buy the Triumph line because I need a pillow but this was the cheaper option and I decided to give it a try. Cushioning is good but not enough for me, an overweight runner who spends most of his time on pavement. However, when I run on the treadmill, I love it. The shoes fit great and as expected I bought several pairs in store and ordered the same size online. Quality shoes with about 100 miles and no issues with stitching or materials.

These shoes have really improved my ability to walk and run on both the track and treadmill. Other shoes would hurt my feet or lower legs after a long or intense workout, but these seem to have just the right amount of cushioning and support, especially for tall/tall people. They seem to work well on all surfaces and don't make my feet sweat.

I have worn this brand for many years. This is my first pair of echelons. It reminds me of the first time I've bought a Saucony since!

I really liked them until they broke. Very disappointed. I believe they cost $70 and only lasted 2 months. I called the company but I don't expect any help.

Was surprised to see the area of the shoe is constantly across as it heals, a few pairs poorly stitched where they connect at the back of the shoe. More than 3 years of consecutive models. same result for 1 of 2 shoes.

The Saucony Echelon 7 is well made and easily holds orthopedic insoles. However, the fit and performance of the Saucony Echelon 6 is identical. The only difference I can see between Saucony Echelon 7 and Saucony Echelon 6 is the color. I would advise saving money and buying a Saucony Echelon 6.

I have horrible flat feet and used to wear custom orthotics when I was young. This time I looked for running shoes for those who have a broken arch and saw that they are recommended. I've been riding them about 10 miles a week for the last month and my knees will never know. You seem to be walking on clouds.

It's been a few months since I bought these shoes and they're not holding up well. Probably the worst pair of Saucony shoes I've ever owned.

Excellent cushioning, comfortable fit and light weight for this type of running shoe. The Echelon 7 is designed for supination and high arch. This works well for me so I don't need high arched insoles. Highly recommended.

These are the only shoes I can wear when my feet hurt and they really make me feel better! The icing on the cake is the soft insole. I've tried others, but Echelon beats them all for me.

When you put the shoes on for the first time, they are quite comfortable, but once they are broken in, you will feel the uneven design of the insole. If you pull out the liner, you'll find that the shoe's biggest "comfort" comes from the thick toe box, and the construction under the box is suspect. I had an Echelon 6 and wore it with no problems. I realize the E7 has taken a step back in quality and materials. Compared to the E6, the E7 feels plasticky and cheap.

The Saucony Echelon 7 is not as comfortable as the 5. The 7 has a narrower toe box than the 5. The 5 has better cushioning and support. Quality 5 is also better. I've worn the 7 a few times and I'm still not as good as the 5. I lost $129.

I chose the oversized Saucony Echelon 7. I'm a pretty big guy. 6'1", 240 lbs. This is my second pair after two years of great wearing with the original navy pair. Great comfort, quality, support and durability. Fits great right out of the box.

Excellent running shoes. Terrible persistence. Fell apart in the shoe after less than 100km. i'm a big guy 260 pounds. The ankle support is weak so the shoes kept falling apart inside. Appealed to Saukoni. I took pictures and they replaced them. The same happened less than a month later. I never called them again and will never buy them again.

The shoes are less than a year old and the back heel has already cracked, the sole has started to chip off the boot. Very comfortable for everyday use but not for long.

I was struggling to find shoes to wear my custom insoles. Realizing that they had a neutral stance, I decided to give them a try. I'm glad I did. My insole fits snugly and I no longer have the fatigue I get from other positive or negative stance shoes. I liked them so much that I bought another pair. I just want them to be all black.