Saucony Men's Omni 19: Unparalleled support and stability for the active man Review

I love these sneakers so much I've already bought three pairs. So comfortable it feels like they are pushing me forward. They also offer the perfect lateral support to prevent knee strain. I've been looking for a pair of these comfortable running shoes for over five years.

This shoe was one of the shoes recommended for stability problems that led to ankle stability problems. They were just the right amount of support and greatly reduced the pain I'm used to from much softer and more comfortable types of shoes. They seem like great shoes and I will be adding them to my regular shoe rotation for my hobby.

I also have the Omni ISO and they don't seem any more comfortable than these. They're light for a stable running shoe, but they look good and are very comfortable. They fit true to size unlike the ISOs which were half a size larger. I highly recommend them if you are looking for a quality, lightweight, cushioned and stable shoe.

I have club feet and flat feet. This shoe was recommended to me in one of the running shops. I got my first pair from there but now I buy them from Revain. This is the best version of this model to date and required no break-in period. Even with my orthopedic insoles, it was very comfortable out of the box. The price is high, but it's worth it for the fit and comfort while running.

My 12.5 year old son wore them to school for 2 WEEKS before the tread completely detached from the sole. Of course, my return window has passed because I bought the shoes in the summer and they were in the box for a while before school started. The upper of the shoe still looks brand new and the rubber tread just hangs there. Well... not even as strong as a pair from the store. waste of money.

Saucony seems to have widened their "normal" width than before. I have worn Saucony running shoes for many years because I have narrow feet. Most recently I'm wearing Grid Stratos, size 8, normal width. This Omni 19 is wider and feels a bit longer. It might be the fabric that makes it roomier, but visually it also appears wider than the Grid Stratos. Anyway, I've worn them a little and probably won't be able to return them. I'll be more careful next time. Otherwise these are beautiful shoes!

The ONLY running/hiking shoe I've had in the last 20+ years is the Saucony. I bought them to start running again and then got an arm injury that made it impossible for me to run because it hurt every time I dropped my foot. So they were only used as a walking aid and I only work part-time outside the home. Very little mileage compared to all my previous Saucony hiking and running shoes. Now I'm hesitant to buy more shoes from Saucony as I'm not sure if this is an accident or a drop in quality…

I've been buying the Saucony Omni line for years. My ankles tend to supine and I tire easily in your plain tennis shoes. I went to my local sneaker store and the Omni fitted me. They offer good support and prevent fatigue and pain in the legs and ankles. It's a noticeable improvement and I've been wearing this shoe ever since. I can also confirm the quality of the shoes. I've had couples for the last few years and still get the support I need. I will continue to buy these shoes as long as they…